Kathleen Turner

Kathleen Turner, born in 1954, is an American actress renowned for her distinctive, sultry voice and magnetic screen presence. After early roles in theater and television, she catapulted to fame with her role in "Body Heat" (1981), establishing herself as a sex symbol and earning accolades that include two Golden Globe Awards and a Tony nomination. Through films like "Romancing the Stone" and "The War of the Roses," Turner solidified her status as a versatile actress, later branching out into voice acting with iconic roles such as Jessica Rabbit in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit." Her extensive career spans decades, featuring appearances in "Californication," "The Kominsky Method," and "Friends," alongside voice work on animated series. Turner also teaches acting at New York University.