Claim to Fame: She was the precocious kid Annie Lawrence
on the TV show "Family." And who could forget her per- formance
as the "bratty" but loveable daughter of Marsha Mason in
the original movie version of the "Goodbye Girl."
Family Life: Lives with Donald DiPietro and they have
a daughter, Anneke DiPietro, born June 2000.
Info: Quinn gave up acting in the 90's because she wasn't comfortable living her life in the public eye and the other
reason as Quinn puts it... ""nobody could conceive of
hiring me."
Trivia:
Discovered by famed cinematographer James Wong
Howe; began appearing in TV commercials.
Worked as a casting agent in the 1980s
1977 Best Supporting Actress Academy Award nominee, at
age 10, for 'The Goodbye Girl.'
Worked recruiting writers to publish short stories online.
Where
is She Now:
Quinn briefly returned to acting in the
early 90's with a guest shot on Blossom as a waitress in a mall restaurant.
Quinn and her boyfriend have a daughter almost 6 years old.
Quinn's daughter's birth encouraged Quinn to become an
inventor and entrepreneur. And because of her daughter she
is the proud patented inventor of The Hiphugger Baby Sling
and is president of the Hiphugger company. Her company has
a corporate website (given below). Quinn still looks very
recognizable.
Write to Quinn Cummings at: Quinn Cummings
HipHugger, Inc.
PO Box 93963,
Pasadena, CA 91109
CREDITS:
Listen to Me (1989) .... Susan Hooper
"Hail to the Chief" (1985).... Lucy Mansfield (1985)
Grandpa, Will You Run with Me? (1983) (TV)
The Babysitter (1980/I) (TV) .... Tara Benedict
The Incredible Book Escape (1980) (TV) .... P.J.
"Family" (1976/III) TV Series .... Annie Cooper (1978-1980)
The Goodbye Girl (1977) .... Lucy McFadden
Intimate Strangers (1977) (TV) .... Peggy Halston
Night Terror (1977) (TV) .... Nancy
"Big Eddie" (1975) TV Series .... Ginger Smith
Jeremiah of Jacob's Neck (1975)
"Blossom" playing "Millie" (1991)
"Remington Steele" (1984)
"Darkroom" (1981)
"Baretta" (1978)
"Starsky and Hutch" playing "Toni McDermott" (1978)
"Visions" playing "Daughter Bitsy" (1977)
"The Six Million Dollar Man" playing "Elise" (1976)