Remembering those we recently lost
George Martin planted a tree
Key moments and achievements from Jennifer Runyon's life.
Jennifer was born
· San Clemente, California, USA
Film Debut
Jennifer Runyon made her feature film debut in the 1980 slasher film To All a Good Night, beginning a career that would span film and television throughout the 1980s and 1990s. The role introduced her to Hollywood and set the stage for her breakout opportunities.
Film Debut
Jennifer Runyon made her feature film debut in the 1980 slasher film To All a Good Night, beginning a career that would span film and television throughout the 1980s and 1990s. The role introduced her to Hollywood and set the stage for her breakout opportunities.
Television Role
In 1984, Runyon landed a lead role as Gwendolyn Pierce in the CBS sitcom Charles in Charge during the show's first season. The role opposite Scott Baio made her a recognizable face on American television and became one of her signature parts.
Television Role
In 1984, Runyon landed a lead role as Gwendolyn Pierce in the CBS sitcom Charles in Charge during the show's first season. The role opposite Scott Baio made her a recognizable face on American television and became one of her signature parts.
Film Role
In 1984, Runyon appeared in the blockbuster comedy Ghostbusters, playing the college student in the memorable ESP test scene with Bill Murray. The iconic film became a cultural phenomenon and remains her most widely seen screen appearance.
Film Role
In 1984, Runyon appeared in the blockbuster comedy Ghostbusters, playing the college student in the memorable ESP test scene with Bill Murray. The iconic film became a cultural phenomenon and remains her most widely seen screen appearance.
Television Role
In 1988, Runyon portrayed Cindy Brady in the CBS television film A Very Brady Christmas, taking on one of the most beloved characters in American TV history. The film reunited the Brady Bunch cast for a holiday special that drew large audiences.
Television Role
In 1988, Runyon portrayed Cindy Brady in the CBS television film A Very Brady Christmas, taking on one of the most beloved characters in American TV history. The film reunited the Brady Bunch cast for a holiday special that drew large audiences.
Personal Life
In 1991, Jennifer Runyon married Todd Corman, a collegiate basketball coach who also worked in film and television production between sports seasons. The couple built a life together in Southern California, eventually settling in San Clemente.
Personal Life
In 1991, Jennifer Runyon married Todd Corman, a collegiate basketball coach who also worked in film and television production between sports seasons. The couple built a life together in Southern California, eventually settling in San Clemente.
Jennifer Runyon passed away
