Sharon Lawrence

Sharon Lawrence is the actress who played Amelia Earhart in the second season episode .
==Career==
She is best known for her Emmy Award-nominated role as Assistant DA Sylvia Costas in five seasons of . Her co-stars on this series included fellow Star Trek guest actors Gordon Clapp and Michael Buchman Silver. She also guest-starred in the pilot episode of , starring William Shatner and René Auberjonois and recently had a recurring role as Maisy Gibbons (with whom Steven Culp's character had an affair) on , starring Teri Hatcher.
Lawrence voiced the character of DC Comics' on an episode of Superman: The Animated Series written by Hilary J. Bader. Her character was given to introducing herself in a grandiose fashion reminiscent of Lwaxana Troi.
From 1997 through 1998, she co-starred with Jonathan Banks on , executive produced by Kelsey Grammer. From 1999 through 2001, she and Stephen Root were cast members in . In 2001, she starred . Also starring in this series were Bruce McGill and Kellie Waymire. Lawrence more recently starred in and had a recurring role on (her debut episode was directed by Peter Weller).
Lawrence has also made guest appearances on such television shows as Civil Wars (in an episode with Kevin Brophy, Jenette Goldstein, Jennifer Hetrick, Kenneth Mars, and George D. Wallace), (with Kirstie Alley, Kelsey Grammer, and Paul Willson), and (with Barbara Babcock). She also had a brief recurring role on , working with James Avery, Ron Canada, Jerry Hardin, Robert Harper, and Kristanna Loken.
While working on NYPD Blue, Lawrence found time to appear in many made-for-TV movies. These include In the Line of Duty: The Price of Vengeance (1994, co-starring Dean Stockwell, Norman Large, Tina Lifford, Brian Markinson, Ron Taylor, Susanna Thompson, and Dell Yount), (1995, co-starring Kim Cattrall), A Friend's Betrayal (1996, with John Carroll Lynch), and The Uninvited (1996, with Marnie McPhail and Lawrence Pressman). In addition, Lawrence and Ed Begley, Jr. played husband and wife in (1994, co-starring James Cromwell). In 1997, Lawrence and Daniel Hugh Kelly played a married couple in the TV movie Five Desperate Hours.
Lawrence has worked with Jeffrey Nordling on three television projects. They first worked together in (1994, co-starring Spencer Garrett), then played relatives in the 1999 movie Blue Moon (along with Richard Kiley). Most recently, Lawrence appeared with Nordling on a 2008 episode of .
Some of Lawrence's more recent TV movie work include (1999, with Mark Rolston), and (2002, co-starring Corbin Bernsen). Her performance in the 2006 Lifetime movie Augusta, Gone earned her a nomination from from the Prism Awards. She also has a few feature films to her credit, including (1997, featuring sound work by numerous Star Trek sound department members), (2000) and (2004, co-starring Cress Williams).
Currently, Lawrence is starring in airing on Paramount+.
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