Talk:Ami Dolenz

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[edit] WEBSITE

Does anyone know why her official website hasn't been updated in 5 years? Jbm867 21:52, 22 April 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Trivia Section

Moved trivia in article here per WP:TRIV. If items can be integrated and properly sourced, please do so. Pinkadelica 07:28, 3 November 2007 (UTC)

===Trivia=== (MOVED FROM ARTICLE)

• Despite having portraying a karate student on Growing Pains, Ami is not a real-life martial artist ("All they taught me was one move for the taping," she insists). Her husband, however, is a retired world-champion kickboxer.

• When Ami was young, her mother tied bells on her shoes...so as to know where the little girl was at all times.

• Her middle name was inspired by an actual field of bluebell flowers. Dad Micky originally wanted to name her Bluebell Dolenz. Good sense prevailed.

• One of Ami's first acting roles was a straight-to-video production, Shattered: If Your Kid's On Drugs, which was narrated by Judd Nelson and Burt Reynolds. It starred Megan Follows and Dermot Mulroney as high-school classmates who are introduced to narcotics and (temporarily) lose control of their lives as a result. Earl Holliman co-starred as Follows' worried father; Dolenz and Ricky Segall (of Partridge Family fame) portrayed two of her fellow rehab-patients.