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Natasha Ryan
Born
14 May 1970
Place
Los Angeles, California, USA
Acting

Natasha Ryan

Natasha Ryan (born May 14, 1970, in Los Angeles, California) is an American actress who was most active in the 1970s and early 1980s. She appeared in several well-known films and television series, including The Amityville Horror (1979) and Days of Our Lives (1975–1980).

As actor

Going Berserk

Going Berserk

1983 · Kitten Anderson
The Entity

The Entity

1982 · Julie
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders II

Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders II

1980 · Hannah
The Day Time Ended

The Day Time Ended

1980 · Jenny
Fatso

Fatso

1980 · Ann Marie
The Amityville Horror

The Amityville Horror

1979 · Amy
The Castaways on Gilligan's Island

The Castaways on Gilligan's Island

1979 · Little Girl
Sex and the Single Parent

Sex and the Single Parent

1979 · Kerry Bass
Marciano

Marciano

1979 · Mary Ann Marciano
The Last Word

The Last Word

1979 · Ellie Travis
Boulevard Nights

Boulevard Nights

1979 · Little Girl
The Pirate

The Pirate

1978 · Amal, Age 4
Cops and Robin

Cops and Robin

1978 · Robin Loren
Kingdom of the Spiders

Kingdom of the Spiders

1977 · Linda Hansen
Good Against Evil

Good Against Evil

1977 · Cindy Isley
Mary Jane Harper Cried Last Night

Mary Jane Harper Cried Last Night

1977 · Mary Jane Harper

Future Cop: Cops and Robin

Robin