That lead, after much world travel, to a decision to stay in London where she "trod the boards" with Siobhan McKenna, Ireland's most revered actor, and Nigel Patrick in the West End and had the pleasure of working with Roger Moore, Micheal Billington and many other famous TV personalities.. Quinn also had the great fortune to work with the incomparable Vincent Price in "Cry of the Banshee" while there.

    In 1970 she was off to Amsterdam where she starred in Scorpio Film’s “Rubia's Jungle” for Pim De La Parra and Wim Verstappen the very talented Dutch cinema team along with, Charles Gormley, author, coincidentally a fellow Scotsman.  The movie was the Dutch entry in the 1970 Edinburgh Film Festival.

    After extensive travelling, Quinn finally became a U.S. citizen in 1992.  She regrets losing much of her memorabilia on the way.  Today, her many interests include: landscaping, painting, tennis, ballroom dancing, languages, she still enjoys Tai Chi, as well taking care of her pets, currently, cats.

    She currently keeps her acting skills sharply honed by volunteering to perform at the Writer's Guild staged readings, showcases and often works out with Joel Colman's Professional Acting Workshop which recently spawned Masiela Luscha, the daughter on "The George Lopez Show" and last summer Quinn played herself in "Me, Miami and Nancy".

    She is ready to work at the drop of a casting call- She may be reached through Doug Bennett at The Gerler Agency 323-850-7386.

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