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Althea Tibbs uncredited. Related Videos. See more ». Publicity Listings: 2 Pictorials See more ». Height: 5' 11" 1. Spouse: Martin Grey. Edit Did You Know? Trivia: Was a contestant on Card Sharks Star Sign: Cancer. Getting Started Contributor Zone ». That's almost 36 years of constant employment in the career I chose. I've been able to make a comfortable living, with a guaranteed pension, and health coverage with the grace of God.
Entering my fourth decade of professional work, I have the luxury to pick and choose which auditions to accept or decline. Notice I said auditions, and not jobs. That is a significant difference. Many are shocked when they learn that an actor of my experience and recognizability, still auditions for the majority of jobs I book.
I'm represented by a wonderful manager, and incredible agents. I've been represented by the same terrific publicist for over 25 years.
I have all the tools, including talent, needed to have a career in this unforgiving, and relentlessly cruel business. But everyone in my circle of friends has asked that question: "Would the trajectory of your career, considering your education, talent, and determination have been different if you were white? My answer: more than likely, yes. But I've never been distracted by that possibility. If anything, it has motivated me. My life is bigger than my career. I'm a sister-in-law, an aunt, a friend to many, and most importantly, a wife.
I spent over 15 years as a Screen Actors Guild board member. My years spent on the board, advocating for performers of color, disability, gender identity, and age were incredible. I spent years on contract negotiating teams, fighting for better terms, wages, and working conditions. However, she does not regret holding the position since her four terms in office were the most rewarding yet challenging moments in her professional life.
Even though she retired from SAG as the vice-president, Anne-Marie is still very active in speaking out against those who are racist. However, she asked him to take a break from using the word and learn its history since he clearly did not understand the significance. She added that despite his use of the word, she knew Bill would not face any repercussions, which must be a disappointment to the actress who is against such racial slurs. The actress is also not ready to venture into anything else apart from acting despite her age.
She knows that once you are past a certain age, especially as a woman, being considered for a role is hard. The funny thing is that she had auditioned for a recurring guest role, but she ended up being booked for a main cast role, Lt.
As she told Tell-Take TV , Anne-Marie auditions all the time but that was the second time she had booked a character that she had not auditioned for, and it meant a lot. She did not even read the entire script to know she would accept the role because, with a father who was a cop, she could not pass on the opportunity to play a policewoman.
I've always had a passion for literature for as long as I can remember. It has always been a part of my life in one way or another, though I never considered it as a career until I became an adult. Now that adulthood is here, I couldn't be luckier! You must be logged in to post a comment.
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