KATHLEEN TURNER

Mary Kathleen Turner was born on June 19, 1954, she is an American actress. Kathleen Turner is a Hollywood starlet often recognized for her loud voice. In the ‘80s, she had a lucrative career and gained credits for her appearances in movies like Romancing the Stone, Prizzi’s Honor, and Body Heat. Her career slowed down in the ‘90s because of her rheumatoid arthritis, costing her about eight years of treatment and investments before she could get back up on her feet again.

Turner has always been a successful and popular theater actress who has starred in plays like Red Hot Patriot: The Kick-Ass Wit of Molly Ivins and Who’s Scared of Virginia Woolf? Turner has been dedicated to the Planned Parenthood Association of America since she was 19 and later became its chairman. She also is a regular donor to the Democratic Party. She has contributed to raising awareness of rheumatoid arthritis.