* Filmography researched and compiled by the Unofficial Jill Schoelen Site.
Feature
Films/TV Movies
2004– "She Kept Silent" Drama/Short- Yelena
Directed by Svetlana Cvetko. Co-starring Neno Pervan.
1995–
"Not Again!" Comedy/Romance- Jenny
Directed by Fred Kennamer. Co-starring Susie Cusack, Bo Eason, Marissa Ribisi.
1993–
"There Goes My Baby" Comedy/Drama (aka The Last Days of Paradise)-
Babette
Directed by Floyd Mutrux. Co-starring Dermott Mulroney, Noah Wyle, Rick Schroder.
1993–
"Triumph Over Disaster: The Hurrican Andrew Story" Drama (TV Movie)-
Ruth Henderson
Directed by Marvin J. Chomsky. Co-starring Brian McNamara, Ted Wass, Veronica
Cartwright.
1993–
"When a Stranger Calls Back" Horror/Thriller (TV Movie)- Julia
Directed by Fred Walton. Co-starring Carol Kane, Charles Durning.
1992–
"Adventures in Spying" Mystery (aka Operation Lookout, Nowhere Man)-
Julie Converse
Directed by Hil Covington. Co-starring Bernie Coulson, G. Gordon Liddy, Seymour
Cassel.
1992–
"State of Mind" Thriller- Wishman
Directed by Reginald Adamson. Co-starring Dominiek Berten, Fred Williamson.
1991–
"Rich Girl" Drama- Courtney Wells
Directed by Joel Bender. Co-starring Don Michael Paul, Paul Gleason, Melanie
Tomlin.
1990–
"Popcorn" Horror- Maggie, Sarah
Directed by Mark Herrier. Co-starring Dee Wallace Stone, Tom Villard, Tony
Roberts.
1989–
"Cutting Class" Horror- Paula Carson
Directed by Rospo Pallenberg. Co-starring Brad Pitt, Donovan Leitch, Roddy
McDowall.
1988–
"Phantom of the Opera" Horror- Christine Day
Directed by Dwight H. Little. Co-starring Robert Englund, Alex Hyde-White,
Molly Shannon.
1988–
"Curse II: The Bite" Horror- Lisa Snipes
Directed by Frederico Prosperi. Co-starring J. Eddie Peck, Jamie Farr, Bo
Svenson.
1988–
"The Gambler" CBS Schoolbreak- Amy
Directed by Robert Singer. Co-starring Nicholas Kallsen, George Dzundza
1987–
"The Stepfather" Horror- Stephanie Maine
Directed by Joseph Ruben. Co-starring Terry O'Quinn, Shelley Hack.
1987–
"Billionaire Boys Club" Thriller (TV mini-series)- Amy Whitehall
Directed by Marvin J. Chomsky. Co-starring Judd Nelson, Brian McNamara.
1986–
"Babes In Toyland" Family/Fantasy (TV Movie)- Mary Piper, Mary Contrary
Directed by Clive Donner. Co-starring Drew Barrymore, Keanu Reeves, Richard
Mulligan.
1986–
"Shattered Spirits" Drama (TV Movie)- Allison
Directed by Robert Greenwald. Co-starring Martin Sheen, Matthew Laborteaux,
Lukas Haas.
1985–
"Hot Moves" Comedy- Julie Ann
Directed by Jim Sotos. Co-starring Adam Silbar, Michael Zorek.
1985–
"That Was Then, This Is Now" Drama- Angela Shepard
Directed by Christopher Cain. Co-starring Emilio Estevez, Craig Sheffer, Morgan
Freeman.
1985–
"Thunder Alley" Drama- Beth
Directed by J.S. Cardone. Co-starring Scott McGinnis, Leif Garrett, Clancy
Brown.
1985–
"Chiller" Horror/Thriller (TV Movie)- Stacey
Directed by Wes Craven. Co-starring Beatrice Straight, Michael Beck, Paul
Sorvino.
1983–
"Happy Endings" Drama (TV Movie)- Anne Marie Bartlett
Directed by Jerry Thrope. Co-starring Lee Montgomery, Laura Dern.
1983–
"D.C. Cab" Comedy (aka Street Fleet)- Claudette
Directed by Joel Schumacher. Co-starring Adam Baldwin, Mr. T, Gary Busey.
1982–
"Great Day" Pilot/CBS
Directed by Michael Preece.
1981–
"Best of Times" Drama (TV Movie)
Co-starring Nicholas Cage.
TV
Appearances
4/29/1994– "Diagnosis Murder" ep: "Shaker" (#1.17)-
Becky Garfield.
Directed
by Alan Myerson. Guest stars Mary-Margaret Humes, Michael Easton.
9/24/1992–
"The Heights" ep: "Shooting Stars" (#1.5)- Betty B.
4/2/1989–
"Murder, She Wrote" ep: "Truck Stop" (#5.16)- Flora Gerakaris.
2/12/1983–
"T.J. Hooker" ep: "Sweet Sixteen and Dead" (#2.22)- Kelly
Hobbs.
Guest stars Toni Hudson, Clarence Williams III.
11/29/1982– "Little House on the Praire" ep: "Love" (#9.10)- Jane Canfield.
Theatre
12/1988– "Hurly Burly" at Westwood Playhouse.
Directed by David Rabe.
"The
Kindness of Women" at In the Pink.
Directed by Sean Penn.
"Pepper
Street" at Ventura Theatre/Backlot Theatre.
Directed by Gene Bua.
