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Susan Clark (born March 8, 1940) is a Canadian actress, possibly best-known for her role as Katherine on the American television sitcom Webster, on which she appeared with her husband, Alex Karras.
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Known For
Airport 1975
(1974)
Helen Patroni
Porky's
(1981)
Cherry Forever
Coogan's Bluff
(1968)
Julie Roth
Night Moves
(1975)
Ellen Moseby
Murder by Decree
(1979)
Mary Kelly
The Apple Dumpling Gang
(1975)
Magnolia Dusty Clydesdale
Skullduggery
(1970)
Dr. Sybil Greame
Valdez Is Coming
(1971)
Gay Erin
Full Filmography
Acting
Banning
(1967)
Cynthia Linus
Madigan
(1968)
Tricia Bentley
Coogan's Bluff
(1968)
Julie Roth
Something for a Lonely Man
(1968)
Mary Duren
Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here
(1969)
Liz
Colossus: The Forbin Project
(1970)
Dr. Cleo Markham
Skullduggery
(1970)
Dr. Sybil Greame
The Challengers
(1970)
Catherine Burroughs
Skin Game
(1971)
Ginger
Valdez Is Coming
(1971)
Gay Erin
The Astronaut
(1972)
Gail Randolph
Showdown
(1973)
Kate Jarvis
Airport 1975
(1974)
Helen Patroni
Trapped
(1974)
Elaine Moore
The Midnight Man
(1974)
Linda Thorpe
Double Solitaire
(1974)
Barbara Potter
Night Moves
(1975)
Ellen Moseby
The Apple Dumpling Gang
(1975)
Magnolia Dusty Clydesdale
Babe
(1975)
Mildred 'Babe' Didrikson Zaharias
Amelia Earhart
(1976)
Amelia Earhart
US Against the World
(1977)
Self
Murder by Decree
(1979)
Mary Kelly
The North Avenue Irregulars
(1979)
Anne
City on Fire
(1979)
Diana Brockhurst-Lautrec
Promises in the Dark
(1979)
Fran Koenig
Double Negative
(1980)
Paula West
Jimmy B. & Andre
(1980)
Stevie
Porky's
(1981)
Cherry Forever
Nobody's Perfekt
(1981)
Carol
The Choice
(1981)
Kay Clements
Maid in America
(1982)
Catherine Abel
The Canadian Conspiracy
(1986)
Snowbound: The Jim and Jennifer Stolpa Story
(1994)
Muriel Mulligan
Tonya & Nancy: The Inside Story
(1994)
LaVona Harding
Butterbox Babies
(1995)
Lila Young
Romantic Mysticism: The Music of Billy Goldenberg
(2022)
Self
Production