Susan Benn
Susan Benn is known for Tough Enough (1983), Love Scenes (1984) and Million Dollar Mystery (1987).
Susan Benne
Susan Benne is known for The Booksellers (2019).
Susan Bennett
Susan Bennett is The Best Known Unknown. Oh, you know her, you've heard her voice a million times, and now you probably have her in the palm of your hand, literally. She is Siri. Behind the groundbreaking technology of Siri, there is a real woman. Years ago, this voiceover actor laid down recordings for an unidentified client. She had no idea she would someday be speaking to more than 100 million people worldwide through a not-yet-invented phone that would revolutionize technology.
Susan Berfield
Susan Berfield is known for White Hot: The Rise & Fall of Abercrombie & Fitch (2022) and Rotten (2018).
Susan Berger
Susan Berger was born in Buffalo, New York, USA. She is an actress, known for Kajillionaire (2020), American Horror Story (2011) and Tim and Eric's Bedtime Stories (2013). She was previously married to Barry Corbin.
Susan Berman
Susan Berman was born on May 18, 1945 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. She was a writer and producer, known for The Real Las Vegas (1996) and The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst (2015). She was previously married to David Margulies. She died on December 24, 2000 in Beverly Hills, California, USA.
Susan Betts
Susan Betts is an actress, known for The Dish & the Spoon (2011).
Susan Blackmore
Susan Blackmore was born on July 29, 1951 in London, England. She is known for Living in Peril (1997), Ghosts (1994) and The Secret of Roan Inish (1994). She has been married to Adam Hart-Davis since 2010. She was previously married to Tom Troscianko.
Susan Blackwell
Susan Blackwell was born on October 29, 1969 in Dayton, Ohio, USA. She is a writer and actress, known for Side by Side by Susan Blackwell (2009), Master of None (2015) and Madam Secretary (2014).
Susan Blakely
She continues to stand out in a crowd with her wholesome beauty, knock-out figure and dazzling smile. Ever-radiant TV and film resident Susan Blakely found success on several paths she chose for herself over the years -- first as a model, then as an award-winning actress, and as a jewelry designer. The trim and trendy blonde is best known for enhancing a mild stream of popular films during the 1970s and 1980s. Born on September 7, 1948, in Frankfurt, Germany, Susan is the daughter of U.S. Army Colonel Lawrence Blakely. While growing up, she traveled extensively throughout the world with her family including Korea, Hawaii and, finally, Texas. Following a year of study at the University of Texas, Susan moved to New York and managed to secure a place for herself as a high-priced magazine and TV ad model for the Ford Modeling Agency. At the same time, Susan was encouraged to try her hand at acting and studied at the Neighborhood Playhouse. Married in 1969 to lawyer and screenwriting hopeful Todd Merer, they chanced a move to Hollywood to seek their fame and fortune. Billed initially as Susie Blakely, she was cast in small, capricious, deb-like turns in such films as Savages (1972) (her debut) and The Way We Were (1973). Her first popular movie role came about surrounded by a high-and-mighty all-star cast in Irwin Allen's epic disaster The Towering Inferno (1974), as the spoiled princess-like daughter of unscrupulous skyscraper builder William Holden and wife of callous, pretty-boy opportunist Richard Chamberlain. Lightweight as the role was, Susan willingly accepted the challenge of proving herself in Hollywood as more than just another starlet with a gorgeous face. She did .. .and became a prominent name in Hollywood to boot ... by earning a Golden Globe and Emmy nomination for her exceptional work as "Julie Prescott" in the acclaimed TV mini-series epic Rich Man, Poor Man (1976) with both Peter Strauss and Nick Nolte vying for her attention. It was star-making turns for all three leads. This monumental acting opportunity kicked off a highly rewarding career in TV mini-movies, playing an array of flawed but fascinating and newsworthy ladies, including Hitler mistress Eva Braun opposite Anthony Hopkins in The Bunker (1981); tormented actress Frances Farmer in Will There Really Be a Morning? (1983); political wife Joan Bennett Kennedy in The Ted Kennedy Jr. Story (1986); and crime attorney Leslie Abramson in Honor Thy Father and Mother: The True Story of the Menendez Murders (1994). A few other interesting roles came in as well that belied Susan's glossy, pretty-girl image -- ranging from an amphetamine addict in the TV movie A Cry for Love (1980) to a housewife who changes into a werewolf in the movie My Mom's a Werewolf (1989). Into the millennium, Susan accomplished a prime, award-winning turn in the low-profile film Hungry Hearts (2002). Other films have included co-star/featured roles in The Cherokee Strip (1937), Crash Point Zero (2001), Mating Dance (2008), The Genesis Code (2010), and Displacement (2016), as well as several gay-themed short films of director Marc Saltarelli -- To Comfort You (2009), Pride (2011) Remember to Breathe (2013) and Speak (2016). Having starred on stage in the 2006 world premiere of "Diva!" at the La Jolla Playhouse in San Diego, Susan has guested on several popular TV programs including "Diagnosis Murder," "Baywatch," "Strong Medicine," "Cold Case," "Nip/Tuck," "Murder 101," "Two and a Half Men," "Brothers and Sisters," "NCIS" and "This Is Us." In recent years, Susan has broadened her horizons once again as a semi-precious jewelry designer...and once again she has met this challenge with great success. Divorced from her first husband in the 1970s, Susan remarried in 1982. Her present husband, media consultant, litigation and political adviser Steve Jaffe, has also reaped rewards as a film and television producer. Many of his projects have included Susan -- the afore-mentioned Frances Farmer TV biography, the TV-movie A Cry for Love (1980), and the film Russian Holiday (1993) [aka Russian Roulette]. They reside in the Beverly Hills area.