Karrie Emerson

Karrie Emerson was born on Oct 19, 1959 in USA. Karrie Emerson's big-screen debut came with Delta House - Season 1 directed by Hollingsworth Morse in 1979.

Karrie Emerson was a beautiful, engaging and energetic slender brunette actress who had a fleeting ten year career. She was born in 1960. Karrie first began acting in the late 70s. She popped up in guest spots on such TV shows as "Dallas," "Vega$," "The Jeffersons," and "T.J. Hooker." She briefly appeared as a sunbather in Samuel Fuller's outstanding "White Dog." Emerson had a recurring role on the popular daytime soap opera "The Edge of Night." Karrie was especially impressive and memorable in substantial lovely luckless lass in jeopardy lead roles in the enjoyably trashy low-budget 80s horror favorites "Evils of the Night" and "Chopping Mall." Alas, following her small part in the TV mini-series "From the Dead of Night" Karrie Emerson abruptly stopped acting in the late 80s.