
Rosalind Allen
Acting
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Movies
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TV Shows
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About
Rosalind Allen (born Rosalind Ingledew) hails from New Zealand and studied acting there before coming to the United States. Her movie debut was in the film, Perfect (1985), and she continues a long career in television & film. Famously remembered as the "It girl" in the Seinfeld (1989) episode, The Marine Biologist (1994), she has had series-regular roles in both daytime and nighttime television (such as All My Children (1970) and Steven Spielberg's SeaQuest 2032 (1993)), as well as two decades of roles in both comedic and dramatic genres. Her training include studying with Playhouse West, Cameron Thor and Charles Conrad Studios of Los Angeles. Recent projects include theatre and television commercials, teaching theatre/acting and directing award-winning theatrical productions.

Rosalind Allen
Acting
Rosalind Allen (born Rosalind Ingledew) hails from New Zealand and studied acting there before coming to the United States. Her movie debut was in the film, Perfect (1985), and she continues a long career in television & film. Famously remembered as the "It girl" in the Seinfeld (1989) episode, The Marine Biologist (1994), she has had series-regular roles in both daytime and nighttime television (such as All My Children (1970) and Steven Spielberg's SeaQuest 2032 (1993)), as well as two decades of roles in both comedic and dramatic genres. Her training include studying with Playhouse West, Cameron Thor and Charles Conrad Studios of Los Angeles. Recent projects include theatre and television commercials, teaching theatre/acting and directing award-winning theatrical productions.

Seinfeld

Star Trek: The Next Generation

Knight Rider

Knight Rider

Home Improvement

L.A. Law

Touched by an Angel

Matlock

St. Elsewhere

T. J. Hooker

Boy Meets World

seaQuest DSV

Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction

Jake and the Fatman

Murder One

Dream On

Titus

Promised Land

Freddy's Nightmares

Cover Up

Naked Gun 33⅓: The Final Insult

Bodies of Evidence

Hollywood Beat

Double Trouble