Veronica Cartwright

Veronica Cartwright was born on Apr 20, 1949 in UK. Veronica Cartwright's big-screen debut came with In Love and War directed by Philip Dunne in 1958. Veronica Cartwright is known for Defrost: The Virtual Series directed by Randal Kleiser, Bruce Davison stars as Michael Garrison and Harry Hamlin as Doctor Tremaine. Veronica Cartwright has got 4 awards and 5 nominations so far. The most recent award Veronica Cartwright achieved is Ft. Lauderdale International Film Festival. The upcoming new movie Veronica Cartwright plays is Breaking Fast which will be released on Jan 22, 2021.

Born in Bristol, England, Veronica is the older sister of the popular child actress Angela Cartwright. In her early career, Veronica was cast in a number of popular movies such as William Wyler's La rumeur (1961), La montagne des neuf Spencer (1963) and Alfred Hitchcock's Les Oiseaux (1963). As such, she was cast as "Jemima Boone" in the popular television series Daniel Boone (1964), which ran from 1964 to 66. Her career after "Daniel Boone" may have been influenced by Hitchcock, since she appeared in both the remake of L'invasion des profanateurs (1978) and the horror classic Alien - Le 8ème passager (1979). On television, she appeared twice as Lumpy's younger sister, "Violet Rutherford" and once as "Peggy MacIntosh" on Leave It to Beaver (1957) and had a small role in the television movie Still the Beaver (1983).Cartwright also appeared in Robert Kennedy and His Times (1985), Tanner '88 (1988) and had a recurring role on La loi de Los Angeles (1986). Her big screen features included L'étoffe des héros (1983), Le Vol du Navigateur (1986) and Les Sorcières d'Eastwick (1987). Veronica worked on the stage in "Electra", "Talley's Folly", "Homesteaders", "Butterflies are Free" and "The Triplet Connection". Alternating between television and big screen movies in the 90s, Cartwright has appeared in such films as Hitler's Daughter (1990) and Candyman 2 (1995).