Well put.

Hey Ms. Martin,
I'm a huge fan of your work. I was at the LA New Filmmakers Series last May and LOVED your performance in ANNIE IN THE AISLE OF IRMA. I host a radio program broadcast in the NY/NJ area and would love to record a phone interview with you. Who should I contact to make this happen?
-James
james676@aol.com

Oh gosh! Sandy Martin herself!!! I love you as Mrs. Mac!!!!!

Hey,
Just stumbled upon this comment of yours. Thanks so much for the kind words.
Funny you should mention it but I have been directing at the American Academy Of Dramatic
Arts on and off for 30 years now.
If you are in LA, come to see the TENNESSEE WILLIAMS play A HOUSE NOT MEANT TO STAND opening
later this month at the Fountain Theatre. I play his crazy mother. Very complicated role - but super challenging.
All The Best,
Sandy Martin
www.sandy-martin.com

Easily, EASILY, one of the most versatile and gifted natural character actresses in the business. In a good movie or TV show she holds up her end with gusto and in a bad one she saves it from being a waste. On BIG LOVE when she was supposed to be just a freak show she embued the almost B-Horror Movie character with humanity. I've seen her play shrews and loving mothers and lesbians and southern matriarchs and she became each one- she's as much a biographer as she is an actress in the way she tells the story of her characters. I don't know anything about her as a person, but if she isn't a drama professor she should be because she definitely has some lessons to impart.

I'll never forget her for a brief cameo she did in an episode of "Designing Women", playing the manager of a motel where Suzanne and Anthony got stranded during a snowstorm. She really showed her range, doing a superb comedy part.

Years back, I met her a few times in a "non-acting" context and she really is a superb actor because in person, she's lively, personable, funny, smart. All these chewy characters she plays from the very vocal to "chunks of coal" (diamonds in the .. . you get it) are deftly crafted. Kudos and I love seeing her in anything.

I agree, I liked her in Vendetta, her portrayal of Kay was great. I didn't see her in anything else, at least not that I recognized her in. Then one day I was watching Days of Our Lives and there she was. I asked my 18 year-old son, "hey, who's that?" He said "Kay, that's Kay." I would like to see more of her other roles.