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Recently she starred in the TV movies My Dad'a a Soccer Mom, Arachnoquake, Your Love Never Fails and Sight Unseen amongst many others.
Tracey has also starred in many television specials, such as the CBS Emmy Award-winning Kelly vs. In addition to her acting career, Gold has also become an activist for the rights of people with anorexia after having suffered from this disease.
Gold married actor Roby Marshall in 1992 and had four children together.
It follows a married couple as they’re trying to help their anorexic daughter. But everything almost disintegrated when Tracey became anorexic. Furthermore, she starred as Marianne Dunlap in the American drama movie, Shoot the Moon in 1982. She was charged with a felony count of driving under the influence causing injury.
The man in charge of casting thought Tracey was auditioning for the commercial and cast her. Her Marriage & Children
Tracey Gold met her husband, Roby Marshall, an actor through a mutual friend, Joanna Kerns on the set of Blind Faith. Other hosting credits include The Secret Life Of A Soccer Mom for TLC, Trapped in TV Guide and multiple episodes of Entertainment Tonight.
On the stage she starred in Neil Simon's I Ought To Be in Pictures at the Tiffany Attic Theatre in Kansas City, Missouri, before performing alongside Bonnie Franklin and Jackee Harry in The Vagina Monologues at the famous Canon Theatre in Beverly Hills.
She also authored Room To Grow, her autobiography.
In 1992, Tracey's former television mother, Joanna Kearns, introduced her to Roby Marshall.
Tracey appeared in only one other TV series in the 2000s, playing a supporting character in the 2009 episode “Stealing Alan Thicke” of the comedy “Star-ving”.
She’s since had only two TV series roles, portraying Polly in the 2013 episode “Something Happened” of the romantic comedy “Melissa & Joey”, and Laura Nugent in the 2014 episode “Shot Through the Heart” of the crime comedy “Heartbreakers”.
Roles in movies
Tracey’s debut film role was playing Donna Blanenship in the 1978 horror “Night Cries”, and some of her following roles were in the 1978 biographical sports drama “Little Mo”, the 1979 adventure “The Incredible Journey of Doctor Meg Laurel”, and the 1979 drama “Jennifer: A Woman’s Story”.
In 1982, she played Marianne Dunlap in the drama “Shoot the Moon”, which starred Diane Keaton and Albert Finney, and was directed by Alan Parker.
Later, she was again arrested on the same highway by California Highway Patrol officers charged with a felony count of driving under the influence of causing injury.
According to a CHP spokesperson, Tracey was driving a 2001 GMC Yukon at somewhere around 11:51 pm on September 3 and lost control.
After CHP officers administered sobriety tests, she was in custody of CHP spokesman, Steve Reid on the DUI charge.
Kelly, (directed by Tom Skerrit), I Think I'm Having a Baby; If Wishes Were Horses; The Hand Me Down Kid and Senior Prom.
Not limiting herself only to television, Tracey has also ventured into feature films and theatre. (2001) (uncredited)
The family resides in Los Angeles.
Tracey Gold Age, Net Worth, Married, Husband, Children, Bio and Wiki
Quick Facts of Tracey Claire Fisher
- Full NameTracey Claire Fisher
- Net Worth$3 Million
- Date of Birth16 May, 1969
- NicknameTracey
- Marital StatusMarried
- BirthplaceNew York City, New York
- EthnicityCaucasian white
- ReligionChristian
- ProfessionActress
- NationalityAmerican
- Active Year1976-present
- Eye colourBrown
- Hair colourBlonde
- BuildMesomorph
- SpouseRoby Marshall (m.
She co-starred in several features such as Shoot the Moon (opposite Albert Finney and Diane Keaton), Best of Times (with Robin Williams and Kurt Russell) and Wanted and Tailspin.
In 2012 Tracey hosted and Produced the reality series Starving Secrets for LifeTime. She then featured as Jaki’s friend in the comedy-drama movie, The Best of Times in 1986.Her other notable television works are Goodnight, Beantown, Growing Pains, and many others.
Tracey made her appearance in the 1978 short movie, A Rainy Day where she played the role of young Stephanie. In 2000, she starred in Growing Pains The Movie, ABC's highest-rated television movie of the year.
Tracey also makes a bunch of money from her other works which include advertisements, endorsements, cameo roles, etc that makes her net worth plentiful.