Mary Woronov

At 5'11" with a slim build, Mary Woronov cuts a striking figure that has graced screens since the mid-1960s. American actress, artist, and writer, she is best known for her cult film work with Andy Warhol and Roger Corman. Over a career spanning 60 years, she has appeared in over 80 movies and on stage, including Lincoln Center and off-Broadway productions. Mainstream TV audiences saw her on Charlie's Angels and Knight Rider.

Early on, Woronov studied sculpture at Cornell University, where she befriended Gerard Malanga, Warhol's assistant who introduced her to the Factory scene. She became a Warhol Superstar, appearing in many of his films. A dancer in the Exploding Plastic Inevitable, she performed with the Velvet Underground during "Venus In Furs."

Her film credits include Death Race 2000, Rock and Roll High School, Eating Raoul, Chopping Mall, Night of the Comet, and The Devil's Rejects. With friend Paul Bartel, she co-starred in 17 films, often playing a married couple.