STEPFANIE KRAMER NET WORTH , BIOGRAPHY, AGE, FAMILY, WIKI, AND LIFE STORY American actor, director, and composer Stepfanie Kramer r was ...
STEPFANIE KRAMER NET WORTH, BIOGRAPHY, AGE, FAMILY, WIKI, AND LIFE STORY
American actor, director, and composer Stepfanie Kramerr was born in Los Angeles, California, in 1956. She rose to fame playing Sgt. Dee Dee McCall in the popular NBC series "Hunter" from 1984 until 1990. Her stunning portrayal of a female police officer had a profoundly beneficial impact on many women and changed how they perceived women in television crime dramas.
Stepfanie Kramer is an Actress
WIKI, BIOGRAPHY, AND AGE
Soundtrack, Director, and Actress
Date of Birth: August 6, 1956
Birthplace United States, California, Los Angeles
66-year-old Stepfanie Kramer
Virgo Birth Sign
active from 1977 to the present
Mark Richards' spouse(s) (married 1992; divorced 2001)
Children 1
💰 NET WORTH: $1.7 MILLION
BIOGRAPHY/TIMELINE
1970 Kramer began her professional acting career while still a student, in the late 1970s. She appeared in a number of TV episodes as a guest star, including Starsky and Hutch, Dynasty, Bosom Buddies, and Knots Landing. After earning her degree from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts/West, Kramer served as a guest instructor there. In 1983, Kramer starred in the NBC comedy We Got It Made. Her major break came in 1984 when she was cast in the lead role of Stephen J. Cannell's television production Hunter. After a rocky beginning, the program quickly gained popularity around the world and was aired for seven straight seasons. Kramer appeared in 130 episodes of them, six of which he starred in. Kramer acknowledged that she had not anticipated the show's longevity in an interview with Jay Leno in 1989.
1986
Kramer said in 1986 that she was collaborating with composer Mike Post, who had written the music for Hunter, on a rock album. Additionally, she disclosed that she might release an album the following year. However, no album materialised, and in 1990, Kramer declared her separation from Hunter. In a television news interview, Kramer said, "I have been incredibly lucky in that I have acted, written, and directed while on Hunter. The press said it was so she could focus on her singing career. The next stage of my life, both professionally and personally, is now upon me.
1992
Kramer has kept up her acting career. She made multiple TV and film appearances after leaving Hunter. The Dogwalker (1999), Beyond Suspicion (1994), Twin Sisters (1992), and The Cutting Edge: Going for the Gold (2006) are some of her most well-known film roles. She also played Dee Dee McCall again in the 2002 and 2003 Hunter television movies. NBC made an attempt to revive the television program in 2003 due to its high ratings, however, the revival was canceled after only three episodes.
1999
She started making an album in England with producer Nils Lofgren soon after leaving Hunter. The record was never made available. Kramer got hitched and relocated to Colorado in 1992. She gave birth to a daughter two years later. She carried on producing music and acting in popular independent and made-for-TV films. She has mezzo-soprano training, and during the height of her TV career, she got the opportunity to display her musical prowess on multiple Hunter episodes as well as on Bob Hope television specials. Their debut album of Stepfanie was released on October 12, 1999. Ten adult contemporary tracks are included in One Dream. Most of them are original compositions, demonstrating Kramer's skill as a composer and lyricist. Early in 2008, she released The Great American Song Book, her second CD. On it, Kramer sings live versions of 14 iconic songs from her one-woman show that she has been touring across the country. She had a performance in the international music festival in Queretaro, Mexico, in 2008 to represent the United States. She has performed all around the world as a singer.
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