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The red-haired Megan Gallagher first won attention as undercover cop Tina Russo in the waning days of "Hill Street Blues" (NBC, 1986-87). She had previously made her TV debut in the 1984 CBS miniseries "George Washington", playing a woman enchanted by the title character (Barry Bostwick). Gallagher had received her training at Juilliard under the tutelage of John Houseman, and later joined his Acting Company, touring the USA in classical repertory theater....

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Filmography

August Rush - ( Megan / 2007 / Released / )
Mr. & Mrs. Smith - ( 40's Woman / 2005 / Released / Kinowelt Medien AG )
Southlander - ( / 2003 / Released / )
National Lampoon's Van Wilder - ( Holyoke Hottie / 2002 / Released / Hoyts Distribution )
Crosscut - ( Anna Hennesey / 1995 / Released / )
The Ambulance - ( Sandy Malloy / 1990 / Released / Egmont Audio-Visual Group )

TV Credits
Best Friends ( 2005 / Released ): Actor
Numb3rs ( 2005 / Released ): Actor
Boston Legal ( 2004 / Released ): Actor
Homeland Security ( 2004 / Released ): Actor
life as we know it ( 2004 / Released ): Actor
Breaking Away ( 2005 )
TV Episode

TV Episode

A Time to Remember ( 2003 / Released ): Actor
James Patterson's First to Die ( 2003 / Released ): Actor
American Dreams ( 2002 / Released ): Actor
Without A Trace ( 2002 / Released ): Actor
24 ( 2001 / Released ): Actor
TV Episode Cast

TV Episode Cast

TV Episode Cast

TV Episode Cast

Blind Obsession ( 2001 / Released ): Actor
Crossing Jordan ( 2001 / Released ): Actor
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ( 2000 / Released ): Actor
Lethal Vows ( 1999 / Released ): Actor
Like Father, Like Santa ( 1998 / Released ): Actor
Ghost Stories ( 1997 / Released ): Actor
7th Heaven ( 1996 / Released ): Actor
And Thank You ( 2006 )
TV Episode Cast

Goodbye ( 2006 )
TV Episode Cast

Abducted: A Father's Love ( 1996 / Released ): Actor
American Gothic ( 1995 / Released ): Actor
Breaking Free ( 1995 / Released ): Actor
Nowhere Man ( 1995 / Released ): Actor
Trade-Off ( 1995 / Released ): Actor
ER ( 1994 / Released ): Actor
Justice in a Small Town ( 1994 / Released ): Actor
The Birds II: Land's End ( 1994 / Released ): Actor
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine ( 1993 / Released ): Actor
The Larry Sanders Show ( 1992 / Released ): Actor
... And Then She Was Gone ( 1991 / Released ): Actor
Pacific Station ( 1991 / Released ): Actor
Law & Order ( 1990 / Released ): Actor
Champagne Charlie ( 1989 / Released ): Actor
China Beach ( 1988 / Released ): Actor
The "Slap" Maxwell Story ( 1987 / Released ): Actor
At Your Service ( 1984 / Released ): Actor
George Washington ( 1984 / Released ): Actor
Sins of the Past ( 1984 / Released ): Actor
Hill Street Blues ( 1981 / Released ): Actor
Dallas ( 1978 / Released ): Actor
Blossom ( Released ): Actor
Empty Nest ( Released ): Actor
Family Law ( Released ): Actor
L.A. Law ( Released ): Actor
Millennium ( Released ): Actor
Picket Fences ( Released ): Actor
Star Trek: Voyager ( Released ): Actor
The District ( Released ): Actor

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The red-haired Megan Gallagher first won attention as undercover cop Tina Russo in the waning days of "Hill Street Blues" (NBC, 1986-87). She had previously made her TV debut in the 1984 CBS miniseries "George Washington", playing a woman enchanted by the title character (Barry Bostwick). Gallagher had received her training at Juilliard under the tutelage of John Houseman, and later joined his Acting Company, touring the USA in classical repertory theater. She later appeared in plays at the Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven, CT, and appeared as Roxanne in a touring company production of "Cyrano de Bergerac". It was not until 1989 that she made her Broadway debut, playing the female lead in then-fiance Aaron Sorkin's "A Few Good Men".

In addition to "Hill Street", Gallagher's series credits include a stint as Dabney Coleman's on-again, off-again girlfriend on "The Slap Maxwell Story" (ABC, 1987-88) and Wayloo Marie, the broadcasting queen of "China Beach" (ABC, 1988-89). She had a recurring role as the wife of Bruce Greenwood's "Nowhere Man" (UPN, 1995-96) before landing the female lead in Chris Carter's "Millennium" (Fox, 1996- ). In longforms, Gallagher was a woman who runs a mobile camp for the blind and helps save Jeremy London from delinquency in "Breaking Free" (Disney Channel, 1995) and co-starred in "Abducted: A Father's Love" (NBC, 1996). Gallagher's feature film work has been limited. She co-starred opposite Eric Roberts in "The Ambulance" (1990), although the film went straight to video and was Costas Mandylor's girlfriend in "Crosscut" (1995).


Profession(s):
Actor
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Family
mother:Aileen Gallagher (deceased)
sister:Melissa Gallagher
Companion(s)
Aaron Sorkin , Companion , ```..engaged in 1989; separated c. 1991
John Dukakis , Companion , ```..adopted son of Michael Dukakis, former governor of Massachusetts and democratic candidate for president in 1988; Gallagher had two year relationship with John Dukakis


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Education
The Juilliard School New York, New York BA acting
Awards (Back to top)

Theatre World Award "A Few Good Men" 1990

Milestones (Back to top)

1998 Returned to features with a supporting role in "THe Faculty"
1997 Role as Catherine Black on "Millennium" reduced to recurring status at start of second season (1997-1998); character killed at end of second season
1996 Cast as a regular on "Millennium" (Fox)
1990 Appeared in feature film "Ambulance"
1989 Broadway debut, "A Few Good Men"
1986 - 1987 Played cop Tina Russo on "Hill Street Blues" (NBC)
1984 Made acting debut in CBS miniseries "George Washington"
Raised in Wyomissing, Pennsylvania
Was Dabney Coleman's girlfriend on "The Slap Maxwell Story" (ABC)
Played on-air personality Wayloo Marie on "China Beach" (ABC)
Had recurring role on "Nowhere Man" (UPN)



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