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(1989) Music video: Appeared in Aerosmith's "Janie's Got A Gun".

(1965) Stage: Appeared (as "Alice Van Guilder, daughter of Mathilde and Lucius Van Guilder") in "Drat! The Cat!" on Broadway. Musical comedy. Music by Milton Schafer. Book and lyrics by Ira Levin. Musical Director and Vocal Arrangements by Herbert Grossman. Music orchestrated by Hershy Kay and Clare Grundman. Dance music by Genevieve Pitot. Choreographic associate: James Moore. Choreographed and directed by Joe Layton. Martin Beck Theatre: 10 Oct 1965-23 Oct 1965 (8 performances + 11 previews). Cast: Jeri Barto, Leo Bloom, Lillian Bozinoff, Jane Connell, Jacque Dean, Mariana Doro, Charles Durning (as "Pincer, Superintendant of Police"), Sandy Ellen, Ralph Farnworth, Jack Fletcher, Ian Garry, David Gold, Elliott Gould (as "Bob Purefoy, the Purefoy's son, a patrolman"), Margery Gray, Marian Haraldson, Beth Howland, Barney Johnston, Al Lanti, Lu Leonard, William Lutz, Nancy Lynch, George Marcy, Carmen Morales, Larry Moss, Harry Naughton, Ron Paré, James Powers, Dan Siretta, Alfred Spindleman, Bill Starr, Gene Varrone, Meg Walter, Mary Zahn. Produced by Jerry Adler and Norman Rosemont.

(August- October 1973) Stage: Appeared (as "Scarlett O'Hara") in of "Gone With the Wind". Musical. Padua Hills Theatre, CA.

(????) Audiobook: Narrated "The Scarlet Letter" audiobook.

(1996-1997) Stage: Appears in "Dream: the Johnny Mercer Musical Revue" on Broadway and in company tour of Nashville, TN.

(????) Footage of Warren screen testing for the role of Lois Lane is included in the special DVD release of Superman (1978).

(1986) Music video: Appeared in Bob Seger's video "American Storm"

(????) Stage: Appeared in "Metamorphosis", off-Broadway.

(24 October 1963-9 August 1964) Stage: Appeared in "110 in the Shade", off-Broadway. Broadhurst Theatre. Ran for 330 performances. Won "Most Promising Newcomer" award.

(????) Stage: Appeared in "Three Penny Opera", off-Broadway.

(1971) Unsold pilot: Appeared in a pilot for a western series, "Cat Ballou", based on the film Cat Ballou (1965).

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