15 Facts About Dee Wallace

Dee Wallace was born in Kansas City, Kansas, the daughter of Maxine, a secretary, and Robert Stanley Bowers.

Dee Wallace's father developed severe alcoholism before dying by suicide when Dee Wallace was in high school.

Dee Wallace's mother was a stage actress and producer who appeared in community-theater productions in Kansas City, which inspired Wallace's interest in acting.

Dee Wallace briefly taught high-school drama at Washington High School in her native Kansas City in the early 1970s.

Dee Wallace received a Saturn Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress for her performance at the 10th Saturn Awards.

Dee Wallace starred in a number of comedy films, including 10, Jimmy the Kid, and Secret Admirer.

Dee Wallace has appeared in many other horror films, most notably Peter Jackson's The Frighteners.

On television, Dee Wallace played a leading role in the CBS sitcom Together We Stand and the family drama The New Lassie.

Dee Wallace guest-starred in episodes of a number of shows, including The Twilight Zone, Hotel, Murder, Dee Wallace Wrote, Touched by an Angel, Bones, Grey's Anatomy, My Name Is Earl, Criminal Minds, and The Office.

In 2015, Dee Wallace was cast on the ABC soap opera series General Hospital, as Patricia Spencer, the unseen, long-lost older sister of Luke and Bobbie Spencer; Dee Wallace appeared in the show Supernatural, in the episode titled "Into the Mystic", which aired on January 27,2016.

Dee Wallace was briefly married first to Barry Wallace and still uses his last name in her career.

Dee Wallace married Christopher Stone in 1980, who died suddenly in 1995.

Dee Wallace is a public speaker and self-help author, having written three books, and has her own call-in radio show, in which she talks exclusively about the creation of "self".

Dee Wallace often speaks about how one can get through tough times with determination and love.

Dee Wallace has written a book called Bright Light about her life lessons from an acting career.