Colleen Camp

Colleen Celeste Camp, born in San Francisco in 1953, has carved a multifaceted career in Hollywood, balancing acting and producing. Early roles in "Funny Lady" and "Game of Death" predated her notable turn as a Playboy pinup in Francis Ford Coppola's "Apocalypse Now," though her scenes were largely excised. Camp found comedic footing in the Police Academy series and the biting satire "Clue," alongside a diverse slate of films including "They All Laughed," "Valley Girl," and "Greedy." Her on-screen presence, often cast as a police officer, has occasionally garnered her a Razzie nomination. Beyond acting, Camp transitioned into producing and made a cameo in "House, M.D." while raising a family with former husband John Goldwyn.