Stephanie Zimbalist News

Detectives, Detectives: My Top 10 Favorite Working Detectives I recently realized that I have been a TV Detective fanatic for quite some time now.

Stephanie Zimbalist, who starred in "The Baby Dance" years ago at Long Wharf Theatre , is taking on the role of Connecticut's Katharine Hepburn in a new production of the solo bio-show "Tea at Five" by Wethersfield's Matthew Lombardo .

Stephanie Zimbalist excels as Katharine Hepburn in Matthew Lombardo's thoughtful and thoroughly entertaining Tea at Five .

A good biography stages the illusion that its subject has come back to life. The unfolding of the story mimics the forward momentum of an individual's development, and no matter how well known the person's ultimate fate may be, there's always the lingering fantasy that this time, things might turn out otherwise.

"This whole time I'm thinking, This guy is Thomas Crown. You're barely Remington Steele, which makes me, what, Laura Holt? You think a guy like me wants to be Stephanie Zimbalist? ... Maybe." -- Shawn , to not-really-art-thief Pierre Despereaux Related: TV Quotes of the Week: 'True Blood,' 'Skins', 'Burn Notice' and more TV Quotes of the Week: ...

Today Crocodile Dundee, Paul Hogan, is 70; Jesse Jackson 68; Chevy Chase 66; Sigourney Weaver 60; and Stephanie Zimbalist 53.

Throwing out some happy birthday wishes to Stephanie Zimbalist , or as I'll always fondly remember her Laura Holt of Remington Steele Investigations.

This striking, serious-looking actress, after a brief stage career, became one of the leading ladies of problem-of-the-week TV-movies. Zimbalist played a kidnap victim in "Yesterday's Child"; a grieving family member in.... This striking, serious-looking actress, after a brief stage career, became one of the leading ladies of problem-of-the-week ...

Good morning. Today is the 279th day of the year. On this day in 1981, Egyptian President Anwar El-Sadat was assassinated while reviewing a military parade in Cairo.

It doesn't take a detective to figure out that when a TV show has a pair of mystery-solving partners, one a man and the other a woman, they're eventually going to be doing more than sleuthing.

It doesn't take a detective to figure out when a TV show has a pair of mystery solving partners - one male, one female - they're eventually going to be doing more than sleuthing.