About Arlene Banas
Born 1946. Arlene Banas is an American actor, television actor, voice actor and film actor.
Arlene Banas is an American film, television, stage, and voice actress. In the animation world, she is known for her role as Carly Witwicky on The Transformers. Her stage roles include the female lead in the comedy Double Act.
Early in her career, Banas appeared for 10 years as one of the Mighty Carson Art Players on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. She appeared on daytime soap operas including All My Children on ABC and Search for Tomorrow on CBS. She was a former Miss Chicago.
Roles The Psychic (1968)–Alice Morgan Cutter (1972 TV movie)—Arlene French The Nurse Killer (1975 TV movie)—Christina The Washington Affair (1977)—Virginia Hawley, the alcoholic wife of a Washington bureaucrat played by Tom Selleck This Is the Life (TV series)—Audrey (ep: "Independence and '76", 1980) Rodeo Girl (1980 TV movie)—Joyce Eight Is Enough (TV series)—Connie Langston (ep.: "If the Glass Slipper Fits", 1981) The Transformers (TV series)—Carly Witwicky (recurring, 1985–1986) Dynasty—Receptionist (ep.: "The Man", 1985) Help Wanted: Kids (1986 TV movie)—Lady with Clipboard The Colbys (TV series)—Sharon (recurring, 1985–1986) Falcon Crest (TV series)—unknown (ep.: "Flesh and Blood", 1986) Second Serve (1986)-New Jersey woman reporter Our House (NBC TV series)—unknown (ep.: "Different Habits", 1986) Megazone 23 Part II (1987 OAV)—Dump (original English dub) Sledge Hammer! (TV series)—unknown (ep.: "To Live and Die on TV", 1986) Beauty and the Beast—Worker #3 (ep.: "Once Upon a Time", 1987) She's the Sheriff—Louise (ep.: "New Year's Eve", 1988) Freddy's Nightmares (TV series)—Dana's Mom (ep.: "Safe Sex", 1989) Double Your Pleasure (1989 TV movie)—unknown Rock Hudson (1990 TV biography)—Host Pizza Man (1991)—Marilyn Quayle Tekkaman Blade (1994 TV series)—unknown Phantom Quest Corp. (1995 OAV)—Suimei It's Like, You Know... (TV series)—Waitress (ep.: "The Long Goodbye", 1999) Gate Keepers (2001 TV series)—Additional Voices The Cookie Thief (2008)—Fiji Lady
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Who is Arlene Banas?
American actress
When was Arlene Banas born?
Arlene Banas was born on 24 December 1946.
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Arlene Banas is an actor, television actor, voice actor and film actor.
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Arlene Banas is American.
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