Mindy cohn gay
By Anthony Paull
Infamous for her role as Natalie Green, the fresh-faced teen of the s sitcom "The Facts of Life," Mindy Cohn is best recognizable as the bubbly Tootie-sidesick, generally pleasing television audiences with a G-rated joke on her tongue. Now, she's returning to the Hollywood game with a bit more smash and lot more pizzazz, portraying the feisty lead role in "Violet Tendencies," a Casper Andreas-directed film screening at 6 p.m. Pride 13 at the Burton Theatre as part of the Detroit Independent Production Festival.
Penned by Jesse Archer, "Tendencies" follows the experience of a year-old fruit fly named Violet (Cohn) who devotes her nights to queer men, but ultimately flounders when it comes to finding a man of her own. Taking a friend's advice, Violet abandons her homosexual family on a spiritual quest to find true affection, sparking hilarity, relationship and mayhem as she attempts to change the female she is to find the guy she wants.
Recently, Cohn chatted about her career and shared further awareness into the film.
Tell us, career-wise, what have you been up to since leaving "The Facts of Li Actress Mindy Cohn (The Evidence of Life, Scooby Doo) and Tamlyn Tomita (The Joy Luck Club, Glee) play two gay moms in Quentin Lee’s non-profit educational short film Operation Marriage, for children worldwide. Based on Cynthia Chin-Lee’s children’s book, Operation Marriage is the story told from a child’s point-of-view about an eight-year-old girl and her little brother trying to get their two moms married before Proposition 8 goes into effect. Operation Marriage represents the perspective of kids of LGBT parents rarely seen in literature or popular media. A film for children worldwide, it’s a universal story of family about LGBT rights, marriage equality, and having an alternative family. While the film aspires to be a piece of art, it is also public service announcement and an historical document of a particular moment in time in earth history. It is a testament to our past and continual fight Actress Mindy Cohn has a metaphorical coming out party of her retain in gay-themed indie comedy Violet Tendencies, which shows her as she’s never before been seen. From her days playing Natalie Grassy on sitcom “The Facts of Life” () to voicing Velma in various “Scooby Doo” episodes and specials, the Los Angeles-based actress said starring as Manhattan single Violet was a “chance of a lifetime.” Breaking Glass Pictures releases Violet Tendencies May 24 (prebook May 3) on DVD ($). “It gave me the opportunity to do things on camera that hadn’t been done before,” Cohn said. “It’s a part that I definitely haven’t played. … As an actor, you look for parts like this, where you can play something that is so removed from you. It was a question. … I feel that somehow I’ve gotten outside of the box of being Natalie.” Violet is adored by her gaggle of gay friends, who make Recently it was announced that The Facts of Life stars Kim Fields, Mindy Cohn, Lisa Whelchel, and Nancy McKeon are reuniting in Light Up My Christmas airing Dec. 1. Fields, who serves as the film’s executive producer, is behind the reunion of the former youngster stars who she calls “her sisters.” I figured that was a sign. I needed to revisit the show we thought was gay. Last year I wrote about the top ten times The Facts of Life was gay, but I only concentrated on the high school years. Since then, my confidant Chris sent me the DVDs of the whole series (including tv movies) so I began the great binge from the beginning and finally made it to &#; the college years. Of note: In season five, there was a new character who was upper-middle-class and worshiped Jo, so she tried to be a thug like Jo. While she was in the opening credits (and thus main cast), you&#;d think she&#;d be the gayest thing. Sadly, she was barely used. In the first episode of season five, Jo has wealth trouble and has to move in with Blair (illegally, it&#;s a singl
Actors Mindy Cohn and Tamlyn Tomita starring as lesbian parents in the short film, Operation Marriage.
Cohn Sheds Her Layers in ‘Violet Tendencies’
Mindy Cohn in 'Violet Tendencies'
It should have been gay!