Cybill Shepherd Biography
Cybill Shepherd is a former model and actress from the United States well known for her role in Peter Bogdanovich’s coming-of-age thriller The Last Picture Show, in which she co-starred with Jeff Bridges. She also appeared in Elaine May’s The Heartbreak Kid as Kelly, Taxi Driver as Betsy, and Alice as Woody Allen.
How old is Cybill Shepherd? – Age
She is 73 years old as of 18 February 2023. She was born in 1950 in Memphis, Tennessee, United States. Her real name is Cybill Lynne Shepherd.
Cybill Shepherd Family
She is the youngest of three children. She has an older sister named Terry and a younger brother named William. Cybill is a combination of her grandfather Cy’s and father Bill’s names. Shepherd won “Miss Teenage Memphis” while attending East High School and represented the city at the 1966 Miss Teenage America pageant at the age of 16, where she won the congeniality award.
Cybill Shepherd Husband
Shepherd returned to Memphis, where she met and fell in love with David M. Ford, a local auto parts merchant and nightclub entertainer. She became pregnant that year, and the couple married. Clementine Ford, their daughter, was born in 1979. In 1982, the marriage terminated in divorce.
Shepherd married chiropractor Bruce Oppenheim in 1987 after becoming pregnant by him. During the fourth season of Moonlighting, they had twins named Ariel and Zachariah Shepherd Oppenheim. In 1990, the couple divorced. She had an affair with author Larry McMurtry, whom she once referred to as “the love of her life.” Shepherd married psychologist Andrei Nikolajevic in June 2012. The engagement has been called off by 2015.
Cybill Shepherd Net Worth
She has an estimated net worth of $40 Million.
Cybill Shepherd Height
She stands at a height of 5 feet 7 inches (1.727 m).
Cybill Shepherd Religion
Shepherd was reared as a Christian, but she later “lost touch” with the faith. She defined herself as “a goddess-worshipping Christian Pagan Buddhist” in a 2007 interview with Metro Weekly. Shepherd stated in October 2014 that she had reunited with her Christian religion.
Cybill Shepherd Cybill
She appeared as Cybill Sheridan, a middle aged actress who has had a varied, though mediocre career in the American television sitcom Cybill. She presently finds that, because of her age, jobs are becoming more enthusiastically to find and that the nature of jobs she is offered is lessening.
Her fortunes appear to shift throughout the series. Some of the time, she has steady work and has all the earmarks of being moderately rich, different times, she scrambles to secure and keep positions, and is by all accounts battling monetarily; this irregularity could be credited to the idea of her vocation, as even the best entertainers will generally have their expert promising and less promising times, both monetarily and innovatively.
Cybill is a somewhat erratic women’s activist who rehearses New Age theory, as well as a local Southerner from Memphis, Tennessee. Her boisterous, public, and legitimate tirades about female sexuality, her enthusiasm, episodes of shock, and mania, and her displays of “down-home” Southern way of behaving frequently humiliate her two little girls, Zoey and Rachel. Cybill has a common relationship with her exes Jeff and Ira, in any event, enduring their propensity to stick to her.
She really does now and again fight, be that as it may, with Jeff over his past treacheries, and rushes to help Ira to remember how controlling he was the point at which they were hitched. Cybill’s closest companion is the well off, alcoholic divorced person Maryann Thorpe, whom she upholds genuinely and aids her severe conflict with her ex. Cybill has a scathing funny bone and a corrosive tongue. Albeit capricious and defective, Cybill’s solidarity and shrewdness radiates through in her help of her loved ones.
Cybill Shepherd Moonlighting
She appeared as Madolyn “Maddie” Hayes, a chic, smart former high-fashion model in the American comedy drama television series Moonlighting. After her accountant embezzles her money, she is compelled to make a living as a tax writeoff by running the detective service she owns. Using her celebrity as a former model, she attracts clients and attempts to bring order to a previously chaotic business.
Caron says he knew he was writing the part for Shepherd after penning 50 pages for the show’s pilot. She knew she wanted to play this part after reading the script and stated during her first meeting with Caron and producer Jay Daniel that it reminded her of a “Hawksian” comedy. She suggested they watch Twentieth Century, Bringing Up Baby, and His Girl Friday, three of her favorites, to see how the overlapping conversation was handled. Caron, Shepherd, and Willis watched Bringing Up Baby and His Girl Friday a week before filming began on the pilot.
Cybill Shepherd The Client List
She appeared as Lynette Montgomery, Riley’s mother who works at a hair salon and has been married many times in the American television drama series The Client List. She makes an effort to consider Riley’s and her grandchildren’s best interests.
Riley Parks, who accepts work at a day spa in her small Texas town after her husband abandons her and their children, leaving her in debt, refuses when she learns that the masseuses provide more than massages for some clients. But, in order to provide for her children, she gives in and earns extra money through vague sensual activities. Riley strives to keep her work in an erotic limbo hidden while dealing with her children, mother, friends, the girls at the spa, and various guys who want to woo her.
Cybill Shepherd Movies
♦ 2020 – Love Is Love Is Love
♦ 2017 – Being Rose
♦ 2015 – Do You Believe?
♦ 2015 – She’s Funny That Way
♦ 2014 – Kelly & Cal
♦ 2010 – Expecting Mary
♦ 2009 – Barry Munday
♦ 2009 – Another Harvest Moon
♦ 2009 – Listen to Your Heart
♦ 2006 – Open Window
♦ 2006 – Hard Luck
♦ 2004 – Signs and Voices
♦ 2003 – Easy Riders, Raging Bulls
♦ 2002 – Due East
♦ 2000 – Marine Life
Cybill Shepherd TV Shows
♦ 2023 – How to Murder Your Husband: The Nancy Brophy Story
♦ 2021 – Guilty Party
♦ 2018 – The Comedy Central Roast
♦ 2013 – Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
♦ 2012–13 – The Client List
♦ 2012 – Hot in Cleveland
♦ 2012 – Franklin and Bash
♦ 2010 – Drop Dead Diva
♦ 2010 – $♯*! My Dad Says
♦ 2010 – No Ordinary Family
♦ 2010 – The Client List
♦ 2009–10 – Eastwick
♦ 2009 – Criminal Minds
♦ 2009 – High Noon
