How Old is Susan Ursitti Now and What Happened To Her?

Susan Ursitti is a 66-year-old American lady who used to earn a living as an actress in movies and television shows. After she made her on-screen debut during the early 1980s, the entertainer scored her breakout role on the set of Teen Wolf where she breathed life into the character of Lisa boof Marconi. She showed up in quite a good number of productions before calling it quits with acting in the late 1990s.

Susan Ursitti is of Caucasian ethnicity

The movie and TV actress, Susan Ursitti was born on September 17, 1957. She was born in the United States of America, making her an American citizen but Susan is Caucasian by ethnicity.

The public is yet to be furnished with info on her parents and siblings which may never happen as the entertainer is the type that loves to keep their personal information concealed.

Susan’s early academic journey is equally not captured, however, she is said to be an alum of Saint Mary’s College of Notre Dame in Indiana where she achieved her graduation in 1979. After she went on to experiment with acting for a few years, Ursitti’s quest for further academic qualifications took her to a higher institution and within a short while, she bagged a master’s in Design and Manufacturing, graduating in September 1992.

She debuted on the big screen in the early 1980s

According to her IMDb page, Susan Ursitti has recorded 15 onscreen credits. The movie and TV actress debuted on the big screen in 1982, playing Debby in Zapped!. The next year saw her on TV playing the role of Mrs. Powell in Newhart in 1983. She made three onscreen appearances in 1984 – in the movie, Last Chance Dance as Karen and two TV series, Faerie Tale Theatre as Flower Court and Rituals as Karen.

Susan recorded her break-out role on the set of Teen Wolf as Lisa boof Marconi. in 1985. Other projects followed in quick succession in the remaining part of the 80s, including movies like Funland, Defense Play, Doin’ Time on Planet Earth, and The Runnin’ Kind. She was also seen in TV series like Charles in Charge, TV 101, and 21 Jump Street.

Ursitti took a bow from acting roles in the late 90s but she recorded a couple of gigs before exiting, including The Walking Dead in 1995 and 976-WISH in 1997 which marked her last onscreen appearance.

In addition, she accomplished some behind-the-camera roles as a producer in two productions. Susan Ursitti served as the executive producer of the documentary entitled, Good Fortune and also executive produced The Letters.

She has a single self-credit on the set of the video documentary, Teen Wolf: Never. Say. Die. The Story Of Teen Wolf in 2017. She was also featured in several ads and commercials during this time.

Susan Ursitti’s movies and TV shows

Movies

• 1982 Zapped! as Debby
• 1984 Last Chance Dance as Karen
• 1985 Teen Wolf as Lisa boof Marconi.
• 1987 Funland
• 1988 Defense Play as Karen Vandemeer
• 1988 Doin’ Time on Planet Earth as Sarah
• 1989 The Runnin’ Kind as Marsha
• 1995 The Walking Dead as Ms. Glusac
• 1997 976-WISH as Danielle’s Pal #1

TV series

• 1983 Newhart as Mrs. Powell
• 1984 Faerie Tale Theatre as Flower Court
• 1984 Rituals as Karen (1985)
• 1987 Charles in Charge as Debbie
• 1987 21 Jump Street as Tracy Maldonaldo
• 1989 TV 101 as Lisa Steadman

Producer (2 credits)

• 2016 Good Fortune – Documentary as executive producer Susan Ursitti Sheinberg
• 2014/II The Letters – as executive producer, Susan Ursitti Sheinberg

Self (1 credit)

• 2017 Teen Wolf: Never. Say. Die. The Story Of Teen Wolf – Video documentary as
  self

Away from acting

Though Susan played a handful of starring roles during her days as an actress, she never really made it to the league of the A-listers in Hollywood. After she left acting to go study Design and Manufacturing, the former actress receded from the limelight and since then, nothing much has been heard from her side.

It recently came to the fore that she is neck-deep in the affairs of her community; Susan Ursitti sits on Los Angeles parks and recreation advisory board as a member. She is also part of the parents’ association at Brentwood schools, OMG. She is a vegetarian.

Susan Ursitti’s net worth

Net worth for Susan Ursitti was last estimated at about $500,000. Reports say most of her fortune accrued from her days as a movie and television actress. Her highest grossing project was Teen Wolf which earned $80 million at the box office from a manufacturing budget of 1.2 million.

Another of her productions, Zapped became a hit, generating a profit of $16.9 million at the box office.

Body stats for Susan Ursitti

Susan Ursitti is obviously not endowed in the height department as the movie actress stands at 5 feet 3 inches in height. She balances her less than the average height on a body mass of 60kg.

The former actress is naturally a brunett with a mane of brown hair complemented by a pair of dark brown eyes. Other information on her body measurements is not readily available.

Susan Ursitti on social media

Though she loves to conduct her affairs in private, Susan Ursitti still established a presence on social media platforms, especially Instagram @susanursittisheinberg. On the media-sharing platform, the Teen Wolf alum has garnered above 3,056 followers and still counting. The kind of uploads to expect on this page are videos and photos of her day-to-day life.

Susan Ursitti has been married for decades

Susan’s dating life has always remained a grey area in the actress’s life but it has been revealed that she is a mother and a wife. The movie and TV actress exchanged marriage vows with Jonathan Sheinberg on September 12, 1999. Jonathan also works in the entertainment industry in his capacity as a movie producer. He has such productions as McHale’s Navy, The Conscientious Objector, and A Simple Wish under his belt.

The couple’s two decades together as man and wife birthed three children, however, their birth details have never been mentioned in public space. The family resides in Brentwood, Los Angeles where they are bringing up their children.