Susan Sarandon

Susan Sarandon , born Susan Abigail Tomalin on October 4, 1946 , is an American film producer and actor . She was born in New York City and is a citizen of the United States . Sarandon studied at Edison High School in New Jersey and Minnesota , as well as at the Catholic University of America .

Sarandon's father is Phillip Leslie Tomalin , and she has a daughter named Eva Amurri . Sarandon is well-known for her work in various genres, including drama, soap opera, comedy horror, and television films . Some of her notable works are "Lady Liberty," "The Apprentice," "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," "Bull Durham," and "Dead Man Walking" .

Susan Sarandon has received numerous awards throughout her career, such as the BAFTA Award, the Cannes Film Festival Award, and the Women in Film Crystal Award . She has also appeared in popular television shows like "Malcolm in the Middle," "Saturday Night Live," "30 Rock," and "American Dad!" .

Today, Susan Sarandon resides in New York , continuing her work as an accomplished actress and activist in the industry .