Ann Turkel

Her home is in Beverly Hills, California with Samantha and Olivia. They were married for only eight years, and divorced for twenty years. Ann Turkel is still struggling to accept the death of her husband, Richard Harris. Turkel was born to an ethnically Jewish family, and was raised by her mother in Manhattan. When she reached the age of 16, she was in the midst of studying with Sanford Meisner and Philip Burton, both at the Neighborhood playhouse and in the American Musical and Dramatic Academy. Knight Rider Knights of Retreat (1985): Ann Turkel portrays Bianca Morgan. Ann Turkel's eight-year marriage to Hollywood "hellraiser" Richard Harris was one of the most turbulent. After 40 years of marriage, she confesses to JAN MOIR they weren't completely happy as a couple. Richard Harris played the Wizard Albus Duddoe in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2002) The film was also released under the name Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. Ann Turkel's career is one of the most interesting and intriguing within the entertainment industry. The actress has received recognition across the globe by the achievements she's achieved in television, motion pictures and modeling. Ann was born and raised in Manhattan. Her love of entertainment never waned. The training in her art continued throughout the college. Ann began taking dance lessons when she was five years old. She credits her grandmother with encouraging her artistic activity. Ann took classes in acting, dancing as well as voice during her childhood. Ann, who was then 16 years old studied at both the Neighborhood Playhouse (formerly the Musical Theatre Academy) as well as the Musical Theatre Academy under some great acting coaches within the city. This included Sandy Meisner & Philip Burton. At the age of 16, Ann began singing with her schoolmates and formed a rock and roll band. She also performed a season of summer stock theatre on stage at the Berkshire Playhouse in Stockbridge, Massachusetts with plays such as The Pajama Game" and West Side Story. Ann's performance together with her group at a fashion event was the moment Gloria Schiff, editor of Vogue Magazine, discovered Ann. Diana Vreeland's editor-inchief had Ann as well as photographer Richard Avedon shoot Ann's first Vogue cover within a couple of days. Ann became one of the top American models, working as a cover-model for top magazines like Vogue Bazaar or Cosmopolitan. Ann began modeling for Max Factor Revlon in Europe and Japan for Max Factor Revlon as well as Chanel after two consecutive years of successful modeling.