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Amy Hill

Highest Rated: 90% Dim Sum: A Little Bit of Heart (1985)

Lowest Rated: 6% Pavilion of Women (2001)

Birthday: May 9, 1953

Birthplace: Deadwood, South Dakota, USA

Asian-American actor-writer of stage, film, and TV who gained national attention playing the quirky outspoken grandmother (several decades her senior) on the groundbreaking sitcom "All-American Girl" (ABC, 1994-95). Hill pulled off the illusion with the assistance of her doughy but expressive features, ample physique, and a flair for vocal and physical mannerisms. Her sassy asides were often the show's comic highlights.

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Highest-Rated Movies

90% 50% Dim Sum: A Little Bit of Heart
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87% 78% Lilo & Stitch Watchlist 74% 42% Catfight Watchlist
50% 46% Duck
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45% 65% 50 First Dates Watchlist
45% 44% Big Fat Liar
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29% 38% Max Keeble's Big Move
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24% 48% Mack & Rita Watchlist
22% 76% Next Friday
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13% 48% Let's Go to Prison
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Filmography

Movies TV Shows
Lilo & Stitch 2025 Tutu Actor Mack & Rita 24% 48% 2022 Actor Comisery 2020 Mary Sakura Miller Actor Catfight 74% 42% 2016 Aunt Charlie Actor The Unbidden 2016 Rachel Actor Imperfect Sky 2015 Dr. Lowe Actor Man Up 2015 Eileen Actor Big Gay Love 25% 2013 Dr. Barrenbottom Actor White Frog 70% 2012 Dr. King Actor Family Restaurant 2012 Christienne Actor Woods of Terror 2009 Actor Out of the Blue 2008 Mermaid Actor Let's Go to Prison 13% 48% 2006 Judge Eva Fwae Wun Actor Duck 50% 46% 2005 Linh Actor 50 First Dates 45% 65% 2004 Sue Actor Until the Violence Stops 80% 2003 Actor Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat 10% 57% 2003 Mrs. Kwan Actor Man of the Year 47% 2002 The Maid Actor Lilo & Stitch 87% 78% 2002 Mrs. Hasagawa Voice Big Fat Liar 45% 44% 2002 Joscelyn Davis Actor Max Keeble's Big Move 29% 38% 2001 Mrs. Rangoon Actor Pavilion of Women 6% 53% 2001 Madame Kang Actor The New Women 2001 Gaia Actor Next Friday 22% 76% 2000 MIss Ho-Kym Actor Yellow 43% 1997 Snake Ajima Actor
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