Name: Annette O'Toole
Date of Birth: Formerly lived in Ashland, Oregon. Played Clark Kent's teenage sweetheart, Lana Lang, in Superman III (1983), and his (adoptive) mother, Martha Kent, in "Smallville" (2001). Co-wrote Oscar-nominated song "A Kiss At The End Of The Rainbow" for A Mighty Wind (2003) with husband Michael McKean. The couple performed their version when they were presenters at the 8th Annual Art Directors Guild Awards in Beverly Hills in 2004, as well as during TV and radio appearances. In the comics, the two Superman characters she has played Martha Kent and Lana Lang are 5' 4". This is her height in real life. ... She has two daughters from her first marriage. Their names are Nell Geisslinger and Anna Geisslinger. Vickie Howell, the host of "Knitty Gritty" (2004), the cable TV show, named a scarf for Annette. It's called the Lana And Clark Ascot. Annette used her knack for knitting to raise funds for the Maryland chapter of the Alzheimer's Association. She designed an afghan blanket which was auctioned off on eBay. She and her fellow "Smallville" (2001) cast and crew members knitted the squares that made up the blanket. Also, she participated in a similar project with other celebrity knitters to raise funds for those affected by the 9/11 tragedy. Studied acting with Peggy Feury at the Loft Studio in California. Is immortalized in a song written and performed by a musical group called The Davenports. Has been mentioned in four "Jeopardy!" (1984) categories: Superman, Country Music, TV Shows By Cast and They All Played Country Singers. She plays the harp and the mandolin. Almost substituted for Parker Posey during a 2003 concert tour that was done in connection with A Mighty Wind (2003). Is one of a hundred celebrities featured in a cookbook of southern recipes that benefits a literacy center in Georgia. Read more Annette O'Toole movies (actor)
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