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Angela O'Neill (b. 1965)

Birthplace:
Oakland, California, USA

Born:
March 13, 1965

Biography from TheMovieDB

Angela O'Neill started off as an actress starring in horror movies such as Sorority House Massacre. She then transitioned into a highly successful career as a prop master.

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Film Performances

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Film Production

Art Department Coordinator:
1995  Apollo 13
1996  Down Periscope

Assistant Property Master:
1995  Apollo 13
1996  Down Periscope
1999  The Haunting

Property Master:
1995  Apollo 13
1996  Down Periscope
1997  Top of the World
1998  Another Day in Paradise
1998  Carnival of Souls
1999  She's All That
1999  The Haunting
2000  Luckytown
2000  Meeting Daddy
2001  Cahoots
2012  Beverly Hills Chihuahua 3: Viva la Fiesta!
2012  Joyful Noise
2012  Parental Guidance
2015  Freaks of Nature
2020  Fatale
2022  Good Mourning
2023  Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom
2023  Barbie
2023  Dumb Money
2023  Motherland

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TV Production

Property Master:
2000  Strong Medicine
2008  Little Britain USA
2011  Hart of Dixie
2011  Off the Map
2012  Bunheads
2013  Whose Line Is It Anyway?
2014  Faking It
2014  Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce
2015  American Crime
2015  Togetherness
2016  Mary + Jane
2022  Swimming with Sharks

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