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Amanda Bearse, an American comedy actress, director and comedian. She was the character Marcy Rhoades in the film Married with Children and in the film of 1985, a supernatural horror called Fright Night. Later, she was made a director for television. Amanda Bearse born on 9 August 1958 in Winter Park Florida. She is an actor and director well-known as the director of Fright Night (1985), Married...with Children (1987) as well as Bros 2022. Carrie Schenken has been her spouse since 2010. The couple has two kids. Bearse was the director for 31 of the episodes of this sitcom after which she directed several programs like Mad TV The Jamie Foxx Series Dharma & Greg Veronica's Closet. Amanda Bearse, born August 9th, 1958 was born in Winter Park Florida. Amanda Bearse, born 9 August 1958, was raised in Winter Park Florida. She is an actor, director and producer best known in the films Fright Night (1985) Married... with children (1987), and Bros (2022). Carrie Schenken was her first spouse in 2010. Both have two children. What made David Garrison (Steve Rhoades) quit Married with Children? The show's star left to go back to live theatre both on and off Broadway as he was mostly done prior to the advent of television. David would make 4 guest appearances as Steve after his leaving. Married... with Children is a story about Al Bundy with his wife Peggy and their children Kelly and Bud as well as Marcy along with their spouse Steve Rhoades. Applegate accomplished a lot after Married... With Children. David Garrison also has a full schedule. Although fans were shocked that the actor had quit the sitcom just a few seasons later his tenure, there was an explanation. He was married... With Children was the longest-running live-action, scripted program in Fox history. 12. Ed O'Neill's Brazilian Jujitsu is black. Following her studies in acting at The Neighborhood Playhouse, Bearse broke into the industry with a two-year stint playing Amanda Cousins on the daytime soap All My Children. The small role she played in Goldie Hawn's 1984 film Protocol led her to become the focus of Tim Robbins' and Katey's desires. She then broke through to comedy, after which she jumped into drama. The actress has always been comical, both in a figurative way (as Peg Bungy from Married... with Children) and also in a literal sense as Leela the blind woman in Futurama.