Susan Hogan (actress)

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Susan Hogan is a Canadian actress.

Hogan is part of an acting family; husband Michael Hogan played Colonel Tigh on Battlestar Galactica, while son Gabriel Hogan has a number of television and film credits. Daughter Jennie Rebecca Hogan is also an actress.

Hogan has a substantial list of credits in television and film. Many of her appearances were in films, miniseries and series that were produced and aired on Canadian television. Among her best known credits was the television show Night Heat. The show was produced and aired in Canada, but was also featured on CBS, making it one of the first Canadian-produced shows to be shown on American television. Hogan played Nickie Rimbaud from 1985 to 1989. More recently, she has been in a recurring role on the Showtime series The L Word, playing Dana's conservative mother Sharon. She also had a recurring role as Ellen Bazile, the paternal grandmother of Britt Robertson's character on the series Life Unexpected.

In 1994, she starred in Thicker Than Blood: The Larry McLinden Story.

External links

Susan Hogan at the Internet Movie Database

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