Laurie O'Brien

    Known For

    Acting

    Birthday

    February 16, 1951 (74 years old)

    Place of Birth

    Colorado, USA

    Laurie O'Brien

    Biography

    From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Laurie O'Brien (born February 16, 1951 in Colorado) is an American actress, who started her career in Los Angeles in 1982 with her role in Timerider: The Adventure of Lyle Swann. She is best known for voicing Baby Piggy on the 1980s Saturday morning cartoon Jim Henson's Muppet Babies from 1984-1991 & the CTW animated series Cro as Ivana the mammoth. As an on-camera actress, O'Brien has guest starred on the soap opera Santa Barbara as a hooker as well as other numerous TV series including Trapper John, M.D., NYPD Blue, Matlock, Chicago Hope, ER, CSI, CSI Miami, 7th Heaven, Reasonable Doubts, Shark, Three Rivers, Detroit 1-8-7, and L.A. Law on which she played a woman on trial for killing her rapist. TV movies include The Defiant_Ones, Too Young to Die?, Infidelity, Children of the Night, Convicted, and One More Mountain. Movies include Bottle Shock in which she played Christopher Pine's mother. Laurie has an extensive background in theater winning three major awards for her lead roles in Mary Barnes, Savage in Limbo and Times Like These.

    Known For

    • CSI: Miami

      CSI: Miami

      2002

    • Knight Rider

      Knight Rider

      1982

    • CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

      CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

      2000

    • Spider-Man

      Spider-Man

      1994

    • ER

      ER

      1994

    • Harry and the Hendersons

      Harry and the Hendersons

      1987

    • Dungeons & Dragons

      Dungeons & Dragons

      1983

    • Bottle Shock

      Bottle Shock

      2008

    • 7th Heaven

      7th Heaven

      1996

    • Matlock

      Matlock

      1986

    • Muppet Babies

      Muppet Babies

      1984

    • Too Young to Die

      Too Young to Die

      1990

    • Shark

      Shark

      2006

    • St. Elsewhere

      St. Elsewhere

      1982

    • Chicago Hope

      Chicago Hope

      1994