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Taylor Fry

Former American child actress

Taylor McQuiston Fry (born August 1, 1981) is a former American child actress.

01Education

She later attended and graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara in 2003, where she became an avid Ultimate Frisbee player.

02Career

On film, Fry appeared in roles in Die Hard, North, and A Little Princess. On television, she has starring roles in Nightingales, Get a Life and Kirk. Fry graduated from Notre Dame High School in 1999, along with fellow actors Rami Malek and Rachel Bilson.

03Filmography

Film

Year Title Role Notes
1988 Die Hard Lucy McClane
1994 North Zoe
1995 A Little Princess Lavinia

Television

Year Title Role Notes
1988 Coming of Age Nancy Episode: "The Kids Are Coming, the Kids Are Coming"
1988 Necessary Parties Jenny Mills TV film
1989 Nightingales Megan Sullivan Regular role (13 episodes)
1989 Midnight Caller Third Child Episode: "Someone to Love"
1989 Just the Ten of Us Little Marie Episode: "Highway to Heaven"
1990 Too Young to Die? Sally TV film
1990 Dark Avenger Tracy TV film
1990 Hunter Amanda Lydell Episode: "The Usual Suspects"
1990 Over My Dead Body Lorelei Episode: "Obits and Pieces"
1990 Uncle Buck Kimberly Episode: "Bluebell Buck"
1990, 1992 Get a Life Amy Potter Recurring role (16 episodes)
1991 Cry in the Wild: The Taking of Peggy Ann Carol Jean Bradnick TV film
1991 Death Dreams Jennie TV film
1991 Eerie, Indiana Little Girl Episode: "Scariest Home Videos"
1991, 1992 Jake and the Fatman Sarah Capshaw Recurring role (5 episodes)
1992 Ned Blessing: The True Story of My Life Young Jilly Blue TV film
1992 Herman's Head Little Suzie Episode: "Twisted Sister"
1992 Roseanne Nicole Episode: "Aliens"
1992 A Private Matter Sandra Harper TV film
1993 FBI: The Untold Stories Episode: "Dapper Drew"
1993 Empty Nest Little Girl Episode: "My Dad, My Doctor"
1994 The Good Life Jennifer Episode: "Melissa the Thief"
1995, 1996 Kirk Phoebe Hartman Regular role (31 episodes)
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