Pamela Reed
ActingBiography
Pamela Reed (born April 2, 1949) is an American actress. She is perhaps best known for her TV roles as Roberta Deeks on NCIS: LA, Marlene Griggs-Knope on the NBC sitcom Parks and Recreation, matriarch Gail Green on Jericho, Judge Sydney J. Solomon on the sitcom The Home Court, Denise Lerner on the sitcom Family Album, Janice Pasetti on the sitcom Grand, Mary Welsh on the miniseries Hemingway, T.J. Cavanaugh on the miniseries Tanner '88, and Sandy Farrell on The Andros Targets. Her best known film roles are as Arnold Schwarzenegger's hypoglycemic partner Phoebe O'Hara in Kindergarten Cop, Judge Lambrey in Why Do Fools Fall in Love?, Alison Langley in Bean, Angela in Junior, Carol Cruise in Bob Roberts, Tina in Cadillac Man, Gigi Hightower in The Best of Times, Trudy Cooper in The Right Stuff, and Belle Starr in The Long Riders.
Movies
(42 total)
Kindergarten Cop
as Det. Phoebe O'Hara
Bean
as Alison Langley
Junior
as Angela
The Right Stuff
as Trudy Cooper
Proof of Life
as Janis Goodman
The Burial
as Annette O'Keefe
Cadillac Man
as Tina
The Long Riders
as Belle Starr
Bob Roberts
as Carol Cruise
The Best of Times
as Gigi Hightower
Eyewitness
as Linda Mercer
Outside In
as Aunt Bette
The Long Dumb Road
as Dotty
Melvin and Howard
as Bonnie Dummar
Young Doctors in Love
as Nurse Norine Sprockett
Why Do Fools Fall In Love
as Judge Lambrey
Chattahoochee
as Earlene
The Architect
as Colin's Mother
Passed Away
as Terry Scanlan Pinter
TV Shows
(23 total)
Grey's Anatomy
as Mrs. Banks
The Simpsons
as Ruth Powers (voice)
Criminal Minds
as Mary Bidwell
Parks and Recreation
as Marlene Knope
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
as Donna Hoppe
NCIS: Los Angeles
as Roberta Deeks
Jericho
as Gail Green
Perception
as Mrs. Penderhalt
The Civil War
as Various
The Critic
as Projectionist (voice)
Eli Stone
as Mrs. Stone
Judging Amy
as Sarah
L.A. Law
as Norma Heisler
Tanner '88
as T.J. Cavanaugh
Hallmark Hall of Fame
as Grace Carmichael
Pepper Dennis
as Lynn Dinkle
Grand
as Janice Pasetti
The Andros Targets
as Sandi Farrell
The Home Court
as Judge Sydney J. Solomon