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Maria Howell is an actor whose birth date is not stated. She has been acting since 1985. She has an uncle who used to perform with Jimi Hendrix.


Works that she has appeared in:

  • American Gothic (1995): Choir Soloist, episode "Eye of the Beholder"
  • Army Wives: Counselor, episode "Thank You for Letting Me Share"; Major Barcenilla, episode "Fields of Fire"
  • Barbed Wire: Barbara
  • Criminal Minds: Dr.Lode Barren, episode, "Lucky Strikes"
  • The Blind Side: CPS Welfare Worker
  • The Closest Thing to Heaven: Viola Holiday
  • The Color Purple: Church Choir Soloist, an uncredited role
  • Daddy's Little Girls: Wife
  • Detroit 1-8-7: Woman Accident Witness, episode "Pharmacy Double/Bullet Train"
  • Drop Dead Diva: Hilda Carrera, episode "The Dress"
  • Field of Vision: Lucy's Teacher
  • Firelight: Mrs. Easle
  • The Game: Valencia, episode "The Right to Choose Episode"
  • Hidden Figures: Mrs. Sumner
  • It's Supernatural: Barren Woman, episode "Bill Ligon"
  • K-Ville: Loretta Sweeney, episode "Flood, Wind, and Fire"
  • Linda: Shirley
  • Little Red Wagon: Angie
  • Living Proof: Kate
  • Mississippi Damned: Shelia Hobbs
  • Necessary Roughness: Joanne Huff, pilot episode
  • Past Life: Mrs. Connors, episode "Regressing Henry"
  • A Peacock-Feathered Blue: Ms. Bean
  • Reverie: Momma
  • The Resident: Judge Lola Rawlings, episode "Past, Present, and Future"
  • Revolution: Grace Beaumont, episodes "Pilot", "Chained Heat", "The Children's Crusade", "Ties That Bind", "The Stand", "The Love Boat", "Children of Men", and "The Dark Tower"
  • Scattered Dreams: Elsa
  • Speechless: Christine (voice)
  • Single Ladies: Nurse, episode "Take Me to the Next Phase"
  • The Vampire Diaries: Ayanna, episode "Ordinary People"; Mrs. Halpern, episode "History Repeating"
  • What to Expect When You're Expecting: Jules's Doctor
  • The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles: Goldie, episodes "Young Indiana Jones and the Scandal of 1920", "Young Indiana Jones and the Mystery of the Blues"

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