Title: Bebe Neuwirth
Content: "The Big Bounce", "The Faculty" and Woody Allen's "Celebrity". On television, from 1986 to 1993 Neuwirth played Lilith Sternin, who married Frasier Crane in the hit comedy series "Cheers." From the fourth to the seventh season, Neuwirth portrayed Lilith in a regular recurring role, and she appeared on the show as a main star from season eight to the final season, season eleven. Like Kelsey Grammer when he started on the show as Frasier, she was not immediately given star billing in the opening credits, but at the end for seasons eight and nine; she appeared in the opening credits

Title: Cheers (season 6)
Content: not have blonde hair, and would not resemble Long. Brunette-haired actress Kirstie Alley, who appeared in the 1982 film "", the miniseries "North and South", and recent film "Summer School", was one of the first actresses to audition for the role of Rebecca Howe, an executive businesswoman as Diane Chambers was originally conceived. Although Alley met all the criteria, the producers continued to audition actresses. None improved on Alley's portrayal of the character, so Alley was cast as Rebecca Howe. Because of a Writers Guild of America strike in 1988, the season's cliffhanger finale that revolved around Sam's fears of

Title: Emma Thompson
Content: and her mother (Phyllida Law) to play mother and daughter on screen. She then returned to America to appear in an episode of "Ellen", and her self-parodying performance received a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series. For her second Hollywood role, Thompson starred with John Travolta in Mike Nichols's "Primary Colors" (1998), playing a couple based on Bill and Hillary Clinton. Thompson's character, Susan, is described as that of an "ambitious, long-suffering wife" who has to deal with her husband's infidelity. The film was critically well received but lost money at the box office. According

Title: Cheers
Content: Robert F. Kennedy), and then-Mayor of Boston Raymond Flynn, the last five of whom all represented Cheers' home state and city. In maternal roles, Glynis Johns, in a guest appearance in 1983, played Diane's mother, Helen Chambers. Nancy Marchand played Frasier's mother, Hester Crane, in an episode that aired in 1985. In an episode that aired in 1992, Celeste Holm played Kelly's jokester of a paternal grandmother. Melendy Britt appeared in the episode ""Woody or Won't He"" (1990) as Kelly's mother, Roxanne Gaines, a very attractive high-society lady and a sexy, flirtatious upper-class cougar who tries to seduce Woody. The

Title: Diane Chambers
Content: won an Emmy Award in 1983 for an Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series and two Golden Globe Awards in respectively 1983 and 1985 for a Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy Television Series. Diane Chambers premiered in "Cheers" in 1982 as a college graduate who works as a cocktail waitress. Her mother is Helen (Glynis Johns), who appears in only an episode "Someone Single, Someone Blue" (1983), and her father Spencer died before the start of the series' narrative. She attended the private Bennington College and studied for her graduate degree at Boston University. Diane suffers occasional

Question: Which English actress and star of Primary Colors appeared as a guest in Cheers?
Answer: Emma Thompson