2001 Appeared in singing engagement at the NYC nightclub Feinstein's
2000 Headlined the one-woman show "Hot Lips"
1997 Debut as producer, the feature "The Lay of the Land"; also co-starred and sang
1996 Made appearance in "It's My Party"
1994 Reteamed with Altman for "Ready to Wear (Pret a Porter)"
1992 Made cameo appearance as herself in "The Player", directed by Altman
1988 Appeared in the comedy feature "You Can't Hurry Love"
1988 With Rick Moranis, played the title roles in the live-action feature "Boris and Natasha", based on characters featured in the Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoons; film was delayed in release and eventually
1986 Acted opposite Rodney Dangerfield in "Back to School"
1985 Portrayed a judge in the broad comedy "Moving Violations"
1983 Appeared in the CBS biopic "Dempsey", starring Treat Williams
1980 Co-starred in "Foxes"
1979 Had featured role in "A Little Romance"
1978 Played supporting role in the acclaimed PBS production "Verna: USO Girl"
1978 - 1979 Acted in the NBC miniseries "Centennial"
1976 Co-starred in "Welcome to L.A.", helmed by Altman protege Alan Rudolph
1973 Screen singing debut in musical version of "Lost Horizon"
1970 Had featured role in "Brewster McCloud", directed by Robert Altman
1970 Breakthrough screen role, Hot Lips Houlihan in "M*A*S*H*", directed by Altman; received Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination
1968 Acted in "The Boston Strangler"
1966 Appeared in pre-Broadway tryout of "Breakfast at Tiffany's" starring Mary Tyler Moore and Richard Chamberlain
1957 Made film debut in a small role in "Reform School Girl"
Starred in the Showtime movie "Bar Hopping" with Kelly Preston, Scott Baio and Tom Arnold (filmed in 1998; scheduled to run during the 2000-2001 TV season)
