Luana Anders

Luana Anders was an actress in American Film and Television Industry. Luana Margo Anderson, birth name, was born on 12th May 1938 in New York Click to look into! >> Read More... , US. She was a supporter of Soka Gakkai International, an American chapter. She followed Buddhism for the lifetime. Luana started her career by doing supporting roles in the low-budget films; Roger Corman directed many of those films. Roger Corman attended an acting class of Jeff Corey, actor, which Luana also attended. Corman uses to cast the actors from his class. Sally Kellerman, Robert Towne and Jack Nicholson One of the most prominent and living legend in Hol >> Read More... were the classmates of Luana in acting class. Luana’s acting career started at very early age. At the start, she did movies like ‘Life Begins’ and ‘Reform School’.

Luana's performances in the films like 'The Pit and The Pendulum'(1961), 'Night Tide' (1961), ' Dementia 13 Click to look into! >> Read More... ' (1963) and 'Easy Rider' (1969) were noticeable. Her film 'That Cold Day in the Park' (1969) premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. Luana and Jack Nicholson has worked in several films together, namely, ' The Trip The Trip aired on Bindass is a story of four girlf >> Read More... ' (1967), 'The Last Detail' (1973), 'The Two Jakes' (1990) and 'Goin South' (1978). Luana appeared on television in the shows like 'The Rifleman', ' Sugarfoot Sugarfoot is an American series that started airin >> Read More... ', ' Santa Barbara Santa Barbara is a television serial which was fir >> Read More... ' and many others Luana has written the original screenplay of the film 'Fire on the Amazon'; Roger Corman directed the film. She has also co-written a comedy movie, Limit Up, with Richard Martini; she also made a cameo in the movie. At the age of 58, she suffered from breast cancer and, unfortunately, died in the year 1996.