Allison Mack

In 2000, she starred in two short-lived series: The Nightmare Room and The Opposite Sex. Her filmography includes Eric Stoltz's directorial debut My Horrible Year!, where she plays a girl who turns sixteen amid turbulance in her life. She did television series work for a time, then in 1983 she reprised her most famous role in Psycho II, vociferously protesting the proposed parole of killer Norman Bates (played, as in the original, by Anthony Perkins). Her portrayal gave her much attention. She continued to play roles in Disney into the 1970s. Her first major TV role came in an episode of the WB series 7th Heaven, where she played a teenager who abuses her wrist and inflicts wounds to it. Following another stint for Ford in 1962's The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance she got her first parts at the Disney studio, in A Tiger Walks (1964) and Those Calloways (1965). Mack's acting career began at the age of 4 doing commercials for "German Chocolate". Pregnancy cost her the lead in Vertigo but Hitchcock did cast her as Janet Leigh's sister in Psycho (1960), in which her character discovers the truth about Norman Bates' mother.

She and costar Kristin Kreuk have become close friends. A year later, she played Henry Fonda's beleaguered wife in Hitchcock's The Wrong Man (1957). She currently stars as Chloe Sullivan on the WB series Smallville. Then John Ford cast her as Jeffrey Hunter's spirited love interest in The Searchers (1956), and her career took a dramatic turn upward. She then began studying at The Young Actors Space in Los Angeles when she was 7. She posed for cheesecake photos, and married her leading man from Tarzan's Hidden Jungle (1955), Gordon Scott (they later split). She was born in Germany, but moved to the United States when she was two. She began her career as a beauty queen and, as a result, earned a minor part in Two Tickets to Broadway (1951).

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