Ann Turkel

She lives together with Samantha (above) (above) and Olivia and Olivia in Beverly Hills. Ann Turkel still struggles to deal with the divorce she received from Richard Harris, even though they only dated for 8 years. Turkel was who was a Jewish girl raised in Manhattan and born to a middle-class Jewish family, had already had a degree from Sanford Meisner and Philip Burton at the age of 16. Knight Rider Knight in Retreat (TV Episode 1985) - Ann Turkel as Bianca Morgan. Ann Turkel was married for eight wild years to Hollywood Hellraiser Richard Harris. She confesses 40 years later, to JAN MOIR that the couple did not find real happiness together. Richard Harris portrayed the character of Albus Dundeeore, the wizard in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone in 2001. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets in 2002. Ann Turkel has one of the most intriguing and varied professions in the entertainment business and is well-known all over the world for her accomplishments in motion-picture and television, modelling, and in business. Ann who was born and grew up on Manhattan's Upper West Side and has always displayed a talent for entertainment. Her first dance lesson was at the age of five and continued her artistic studies through the college. Her mother is acknowledged for encouraging her creative activities. Ann began her formal education by studying acting, singing as well as dancing. Ann, who was then sixteen, was enrolled at at the Neighborhood Playhouse (formerly the Musical Theatre Academy) and the Musical Theatre Academy under some great acting coaches that were in the city. This were Sandy Meisner & Philip Burton. When she was in high school, Ann began to sing along with her classmates and forming the rock and roll group. The Pajama Game " and West Side Story were among the plays she performed in the Berkshire Playhouse, Stockbridge in Massachusetts. Ann's performance as a member of her band at fashion events was the moment Gloria Schiff, editor of Vogue Magazine, discovered Ann. Within the next week, Vogue's editor-in chief Diana Vreeland had Ann shoot her first Vogue cover in collaboration with photographer Richard Avedon. Ann later became one of the top models across the nation, gracing the covers of some of the most popular fashion magazines. These included Vogue Bazaar as well Cosmopolitan. After two years Ann was able to enter the world market performing well in Europe as well as Japan for the roles of face of such cosmetic giants as Max Factor Revlon and Chanel.