Mindy Cohn, known to most as the somewhat neurotic Natalie Green on The Facts of
Life, has been an actress, a talk-show hostess and a game-show guest star. Mindy also
earned her college degree in sociology from Loyola Marymount University in 1995,
which was put to good use on a Phoenix-based radio talk show (106.3FM The Edge)
where she discussed teen issues alongside co-host Alan Thicke. (Coincidentally,
Thicke co-wrote the Facts of Life theme song.)
Cohn has also appeared on shows like 21 Jump Street, Suddenly Susan and HBO's
acclaimed Dream On, as well as several television specials for Disney.
In 1993, she co-starred with comedian John Mendoza on the NBC sitcom The Second
Half.
Mindy has an older sister named Pam who was a stand-in for her on the show.
More recently, she was the voice of Candy Yuponce on the syndicated TBS series The
Chimp Channel, and appeared as Toni in the 2000 film Alone with a Stranger. She also
does a voice of a character on the FOX animated series The Kids From Room 402.
Mindy is living a rich, full life while traveling abroad, doing voiceovers for cartoons,
volunteering for fundraising and charity work, as well as continuing to work as an
actress.
She has acted in independent features and also taped a few pilots. She has started her
own company, along with two other partners, called Storm Productions. She has a
development deal with Disney, meaning she is under contract to Disney for them to
create roles and projects for her to star in.