Biography
Ann Magnuson was raised in West Virginia but left her roots behind when she moved to New York in the '70s and became a downtown scenester and multi-talent. She has worked as a performance artist, a writer for national magazines, a singer and lyricist in the cult rock group Bongwater, and as an actor (mostly comedic) on the stage and screen. A regular guest on television sitcoms, a series of her own, #Anything but Love, coincided with her work in film. She played lead opposite John Malkovich in Susan Seidelman's #Making Mr. Right (1987) and has since had minor roles in bigger films, like #A Clear and Present Danger (1994), as well as in some real turkeys, like her role as an Indian goddess in #Cabin Boy (1994). She's staged a series of one-woman shows for small theater and continues to record as a rock artist. ~ Denise Sullivan, Rovi



 
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Brilliant parody of Lene Lovich by Ann Magnuson (1985)
Ann Magnuson on the Wild 1980s Downtown Art Scene
Ann Magnuson 2018 West Virginia Music Hall Of Fame Induction Vignette
REDD KROSS / ANNIE'S GONE (with ANN MAGNUSON) - Directed by Rocky Schenck
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