Cindy Morgan (born Cynthia Ann Cichorski on September 29, 1954 in Chicago, Illinois to Polish/German parents) is an American actress best known for her appearances as Lora/Yori in Tron and Lacey Underall in Caddyshack.
In 1987, she was cast on Falcon Crest as Chase Gioberti's love interest, Gabrielle Short. She made two appearances on Matlock as different characters. Her second appearance was as a private detective who assisted Matlock on a case. At the conclusion of the case, it was stated that her character would be occasionally working with Matlock on future cases, but that never happened. Cindy also appears as herself in the 2006 movie, Open Mic'rs.
Charitable works
Cindy, whose father fought in World War II, feels passionate about supporting the US military and helping to alleviate the financial hardship felt by those who have been called upon to serve in the recent conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq. She is director of the Caddyshack Reunion Golf Tournament , a sponsored celebrity golf tournament reuniting some of the cast of Caddyshack (Morgan included) along with other celebrities from the media and sports worlds. Subtitled "Playing for the home team" and hosted at The Willow Crest Golf Club in Oak Brook, Illinois, at the end of July 2006, the aim of the tournament is to raise funds (and awareness) to benefit the Illinois Military Family Relief Fund, an organization which helps the families of National Guard members and reservists on active duty.
Voice acting
In 2006, Cindy Morgan provided the voice of Emily S. Preston in the Night Traveler multimedia adventure series produced by Lunar Moth Entertainment. She also voiced Ma3a in Buena Vista Interactive's PC game Tron 2.0 in 2003.
External links
Official website
Official Cindy Morgan Myspace Page
Cindy Morgan at the Internet Movie Database
retroCrush interview
Cindy Morgan in the Night Traveler series
Back to the Shack: Coming of Age With a Suburban Cult Cassic ... And Lacey - an article by Matt Kindelmann
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