About Annette Sinclair
Annette Sinclair was an American actor, television actor and film actor.
Annette Sinclair, born Annette Maria Szymanski, is an American former actress. She was the ex-wife of singer Bob Seger.
Her career spanned movies, television, commercials, music videos and book writing.
Filmography Films Source: Thief of Hearts (1984) as College Girl #1 Weekend Pass (1984) as Maxine Hide and Go Shriek (1988) as Kim Downs The Job (2009) as Soap Actress Mom Listen To Me (1989) as Fountain Girl Instant Karma (1990) as Amy Lunatics: A Love Story (1991) as Blonde Red & Blue Marbles (2011) as Secretary
Television Matt Houston (1983) as Marcia Days Of Our Lives (1984) as Amy Full House (1989) as Miss Borland Finder of Lost Loves (1985) as Vicky Selman
Music videos Eric Carmen's 1988 Make Me Lose Control
Advertising Pontiac car commercials
Writing Calculus Highlights: An Overview (1997) Building Global Leadership: Strategies for Success (2005) with Barbara Agyeman. The Management Agenda The Leader As Storyteller: Engaging Hearts and Minds What Makes an Excellent Virtual Manager
Personal life Annette kept details about her private life away from the media. As such, little is known publicly about her birth, childhood or family.
On November 8, 1987 she married American singer/songwriter Bob Seger, but he filed for divorce 10 months later. In 1990 she sued him, alleging physical abuse, a false promise to remarry her, and pressure to get an abortion while they were divorcing.
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Who was Annette Sinclair?
American actor and television actor
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Annette Sinclair was an actor, television actor and film actor.
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Sources & further reading
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