Michelle Nicastro (born March 31, 1960) is an American actress and singer.
Nicastro was born in Washington D.C., the daughter of Carole Rose (née Guarino) and Norman Joseph Nicastro, who was an ophthalmologist. She provided the voice of Princess Odette in The Swan Princess and the singing voice of Callisto for the Xena: Warrior Princess episode "The Bitter Suite". She was the first Eponine in the second US tour of Les Miserables in 1988. She also had guest starring roles in Airwolf and Knight Rider. She appeared, briefly, as the college sweetheart of Billy Crystal in When Harry Met Sally. In 1996 she played Snow White in Coach episode "Grimmworld" as the girlfriend of Michael "Dauber" Daubinski (Bill Fagerbakke). Nicastro also had a small role in Full House as Roxie.
Nicastro has recorded four albums released on the Varese Saraband label. Two albums, Toonful and Toonful Too feature songs from animated musicals, Reel Imagination features songs from family musicals, and On My Own features songs from contemporary Broadway musicals, including her version of On My Own. They feature Paul Goldberg on drums and percussion, Walt Fowler on trumpet, Jimmy Hoff on bass, and Lanny Meyers piano/arranger.
References
^ Michelle Nicastro Biography (1960-)
External links
Michelle Nicastro at the Internet Movie Database
Michelle Nicastro at TV.com
Fan site with commentary on her roles
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