Katharine Towne

Biography

Born 07/17/1978

Evincing an air of articulate self-possession that came across more as experienced sophistication than precociousness despite her relative youth, Katharine Towne was quite a catch in Hollywood: an attractive, smart and talented blonde hip to the ins and outs of the business. The eldest daughter of...
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Highlights

In 2001, Appeared in the romantic comedy "Town & Country"
In 2000, Starred as a sarcastic runaway who must adapt to her nitpicky aunt and a new high school in NBC the midseason replacement sitcom "M.Y.O.B."
In 2000, Had a supporting role as the daughter of Michelle Pfeiffer and Harrison Ford in Robert Zemeckis' supernatural mystery "What Lies Beneath"

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Family & Companions

Robert Towne: father (born Robert Bernard Schwartz on November 23, 1934; father Lou Schwartz later changed the family name to Towne; earned an Oscar for the screenplay of "Chinatown" (1974))
Julie Payne: mother (married Towne's father in November 1977; divorced c. 1981)
Chiara Gaule Towne: half-sister (born on July 28, 1991 mother, Luisa Towne (nee Gaule))

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