Amy Locane

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Characters played by Amy Locane

Allison Vernon-Williams — Cry-Baby (1990)

An upper-class 'square' disillusioned with her conventional life, she bridges the gap between the drapes and squares. After sharing a tragic backstory about losing her parents, she temporarily wavers due to jealousy but ultimately supports Cry-Baby's rehabilitation.

Sally Wheeler — School Ties (1992)

Sally Wheeler is a debutante who becomes attracted to David Greene after he emerges as the football team's hero. Charlie Dillon claims her as his romantic interest, and Sally later turns against David when his Jewish identity is revealed, contributing to his isolation at school.

Kayla — Airheads (1994)

Chazz's girlfriend who possesses the band's demo tape. She delivers it to the station, leading to a confrontation with Chazz, and later attends their prison concert.

Cheryl Anderson — Lost Angels (1989)

She is Tim's friend and the girlfriend of Link, committed to Valley Acres by her mother after driving a convertible into a swimming pool in frustration over her mother's alcoholism. Cheryl becomes intimate with Tim, is later released, turns to drugs while living alone, and is taken by Tim to Loftis for help.

Jennifer — Bongwater (1998)

The woman David previously sold marijuana to. She becomes Serena's friend, later moves in with David, Robert, and Tony, and has a romantic encounter with David while Serena is away. She also attends the New York party with Serena.

Career Overview

Amy Locane has 28 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work is anchored in the Mystery Woman Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Secretary, Cry-Baby, Legend of the Mummy. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
female
Known Credits
28
Birth Date
1971-12-19 00:00:00
Birth Place
Trenton, New Jersey, U.S.

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q401626), public domain (CC0).