17 Facts About Kathleen Wilhoite

Kathleen Wilhoite was born on June 29,1964 and is an American actress and musician.

Kathleen Wilhoite made her feature film debut in Private School before having a leading role in Murphy's Law, followed by supporting parts in Witchboard, Crossing Delancey, Road House, and Lorenzo's Oil.

Kathleen Wilhoite had notable guest-starring roles on several series during this time, including Twin Peaks.

In 2019, Kathleen Wilhoite guest-starred on an episode of the Netflix series The OA.

Kathleen Wilhoite was born June 29,1964, in Santa Barbara, California.

Kathleen Wilhoite began acting in theatrical productions as a child with the Santa Barbara Youth Theatre.

Kathleen Wilhoite attended the University of Southern California before studying acting at the Lee Strasberg Institute in Los Angeles.

Kathleen Wilhoite made her film debut in Private School, and the same year appeared in the television film Quarterback Princess.

Kathleen Wilhoite starred in two theatrical productions for New York City's Second Stage Theater in 1987: Division Street and Moonchildren.

Kathleen Wilhoite appeared on television, portraying a resident of the titular town in David Lynch's series Twin Peaks in 1990.

In film, Kathleen Wilhoite portrayed the wife of a man who experiences alien abduction in Fire in the Sky, followed by supporting parts in the drama Color of Night and the survival thriller The Edge, starring Anthony Hopkins and Alec Baldwin.

Kathleen Wilhoite provided the voice of the titular character of the Disney animated series Pepper Ann, a role she began in 1997 and portrayed until the series' conclusion in 2000.

Kathleen Wilhoite subsequently had a supporting part in the comedy King of California, starring Michael Douglas and Evan Rachel Wood.

Kathleen Wilhoite has narrated a number of audiobooks, including Maria Semple's Where'd You Go, Bernadette and Today Will Be Different.

In 2013, Kathleen Wilhoite had a supporting part in the romantic comedy Crazy Kind of Love, followed by a central role in the independent drama A Sort of Homecoming.

Kathleen Wilhoite's songs have been in such films as Murphy's Law, which she starred in; her songs have appeared in Road House, Valerie Flake, East of A, and Touched by an Angel, as well as on the television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

Kathleen Wilhoite married musician David Harte in 1997, with whom she has three children: a son named James, a daughter named Ruby and a son named Adu, adopted from Ethiopia by Kathleen Wilhoite and Harte in the early 2010s.