AMY MICHELLE MCINTYRE

With a dynamic career spanning acting, theatrical performance, and media production, Amy Michelle McIntyre has built a diverse body of work in film and television. She appeared in notable productions such as Family of Spies (1990), directed by Stephen Gyllenhaal, portraying a journalist alongside Powers Boothe, and L.A. Vice (1989) as a bartender in a Joseph Merhi-directed film. Her experience also includes featured roles and extra appearances in major films like Rain Man (1988), directed by Barry Levinson, and The Fabulous Baker Boys (1989). She showcased her versatility as a dancer in Upworld (also known as A Gnome Named Gnorm) under the direction of Stan Winston and contributed to TV movies such as Stranger in My Bed (1987) and the hit series Moonlighting (1989), directed by Peter Werner. Her extensive on-screen credits also highlight collaborations with iconic directors like Robert Altman in Dr. T & the Women (2000). In addition to her film career, she has a rich background in theatrical arts, taking on roles like Ophelia in Hamlet during a monologue competition and Brooke Ashton in Noises Off at TCJC NE Playhouse. A talented vocalist, she performed as a lead singer at regional venues and captivated audiences at the Scarborough Fair Renaissance Festival as Queen of the Gypsies. Her talents extend beyond performing, with notable contributions as a producer and host of The Carlitos Way Podcast. Her expertise in performance training includes work with the Film Actors Lab in Dallas and advanced media studies, positioning her as a multifaceted artist with a passion for storytelling, technical innovation, and creative expression.