13 Facts About Marilyn Lightstone

Marilyn Lightstone went on to attend McGill University where she received a bachelor's degree.

Marilyn Lightstone starred on Canadian television as Miss Stacey in Anne of Green Gables and Road to Avonlea.

Marilyn Lightstone has won two Canadian Film Awards; a Genie for Best Actress in Lies My Father Told Me and a Genie for Best Supporting Actress for In Praise of Older Women.

Marilyn Lightstone won an award for Best Actress at the Moscow International Film Festival for The Tin Flute.

In 1976, Marilyn Lightstone starred in a play produced by Moses Znaimer, Miss Margarida.

Marilyn Lightstone performed in the lead role in the play Tamara to audiences in New York and Los Angeles, another Znaimer production.

Marilyn Lightstone has made several guest appearances on television series and rendered her voice for radio drama, voice-overs and commercials as well as providing voices for animated cartoons.

Marilyn Lightstone has served as Associate Producer and Co-director of Spoken Art and has hosted Playwrights and Screenwriters.

Marilyn Lightstone has written scripts for television series and a novel, Rogues and Vagabonds.

Marilyn Lightstone has written a collection of songs, Miss Lightstone Sings and her interfaith song The Light Shines All Over the World has been released as a music video.

Marilyn Lightstone is in a long-term relationship with Moses Znaimer, who is the current head of ZoomerMedia.

Marilyn Lightstone has said she is still interested in acting, even on stage, but only in what she would consider "meaningful" roles.

Marilyn Lightstone attended TFcon 2013 as a guest, where she reprised her roles as Crasher and Pathfinder for a voice actor play.