Belinda Balaski

Belinda Balaski, born in California with acting skills instilled at birth, began working at age five. Throughout her career she has starred in many feature films, movies of the week, commercials and guest starred in dozens of TV shows. Honored with an Emmy for starring in Best After School Special, "The Runaways," Belinda also received two Emmy submissions for "Are You My Mother" with Michael York and "Proud Men" with Charlton Heston and Peter Strauss. Her theatre background has earned her the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award, and two Robbies. Don Knotts, Nick Nolte, Charleton Heston, and Cloris Leachman are just some of the famous actors Belinda has starred alongside throughout her impressive career. Balaski's more memorable roles include a hippie chick in the hilariously cruddy made-for-TV hoot "The Werewolf of Woodstock" with Andy Stevens, Lynda Carter's sweet best gal pal Essie in the exciting redneck crime/action winner "Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw," an imperiled pregnant woman with Marjoe Gortner in H. G. Well's "The Food of the Gods," and Robert Carradine's surfer girl in the cross country road race romp "Cannonball."