Annette O'Toole Biography

Annette O'Toole was born April 1st, 1952. She is an American dancer and actress. Her most well-known role is Lisa Bridges in TV Series Nash Bridges and Beverly Marsh in It. She also was Elaine Lang in Superman III. Annette Toole, daughter of Dorothy Geraldine (nee Niland), as well as William West Toole Jr., was Annette Toole. O'Toole began dancing with her mother, who was an instructor. When her family relocated to Los Angeles, O'Toole began studying acting at the age of thirteen years old. In 1967 Annette made her first television appearance on The Danny Kaye Show. The show was then invited to guest appear on shows such as Hawaii Five-O, Gunsmoke and My Three Sons. Annette is an West Los Angeles resident. When she was just three, she started dancing with her mother's guidance. The family relocated to Los Angeles before she was 14 and she began acting on some television shows. She went to Hollywood Professional School where she completed her studies and was awarded the degree. 



 

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