Lisa Hartman was born on the 1st of June 1956 in Houston, Texas. The media personality grew up in the Houston area and fell in love with performing when she was just a child. She, therefore, honed her skills at the Houston High School of the Performing Arts and also took part in several productions put up by the local theatre. On obtaining her high school diploma, Hartman pursued her career in earnest; becoming the front-woman of a local rock band known as Lisa Hartman and Four Grand. The band played at several local spots and enjoyed some decent success.
While jostling her budding music career, the multi-talented Hartman also delved into acting. Her acting debut came with a minor role in the 1977 TV film, Murder at the World Series. Since that humble debut, the Houston native has gone to appear in over 40 movies and TV series combined. They include Tabitha, The Love Boat, Where the Ladies Go, Magic on Love Island, Just Tell Me You Love Me, Jacqueline’s Susann’s Valley of the Dolls, Deadly Blessings, Knots Landing, Student Exchange, Roses are for The Rich, Bare Essentials, 2000 Malibu Road, Flicka: Country Pride and Where The Boys Are ’84. The 1984 film, Where the Boys Are ’84 is a sex-comedy film about a bunch of co-eds who journey to Florida for spring break. In the movie, Hartman plays the role of Jennie, a girl who is courted by a rich classical pianist as well as a daredevil rocker.
