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	Melinda Culea Photos - Melinda Culea News - Melinda Culea Information
		Melinda Culea was born in a suburb of Chigago on May 5, 1955.
		In 1981 Melinda Culea landed her first main television role in a sitcom pilot “Dear Teacher." This pilot wasn’t a success and was never commissioned.
		Melinda married film director Peter Markle in 1995.
	www.tv.com /melinda-culea/person/6358/summary.html (343 words)

	The A-Team , Melina Culea , Amy Allen , LegendaryTV.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Melinda Culea is known to millions as Amy Allen – “Triple A” from The A-Team.
		Melinda Culea did modelling for the next four years until she made a decision to move into television.
		Melinda Culea was a sub character within The A-Team although she often made appearances on The A-Team’s missions.
	www.legendarytv.com /the_a-team/the_a-team_melina_culea.asp (286 words)

	The A-Team Shrine > Characters > Amy Allen
		Melinda Culea played the part of the A-Team's friend and journalist, Amy Allen, during seasons 1 and 2.
		The reason for Melinda's departure still remains shrouded in mystery, although presumably it stems from the reduced prominence of her role.
		T says she wanted more money, Culea reportedly mde $15,000 per show at first and later about $20,000 (versus T's $40,000 or so--which, though not as much as the veteran Peppard's salary, still adds up to about $1 million a year).
	www.ateamshrine.co.uk /amy.php (1208 words)

	Tros Kompas article
		Melinda tells us an anecdote that doesn't just shed some light on not her own character, but on mr.
		Melinda says that there are some similarities between her and T. Maybe because they are both from the American Mid-West, where everyone is civil and a daily meal seems to consist of steak and baked potatoes.
		During her involvement with the A-team Melinda Culea was sure that she could be both feminine and 'one of the boys' at the same time.
	home.planet.nl /~marte163/AmyTros.htm (700 words)

	TAB - Triple A Brigade
		"Melinda was very unhappy about the size and importance of her role," says Peppard.
		T says she wanted more money, Culea reportedly made $15,000 per show at first and later about $20,000 (versus T's $40,000 or so--which, though not as much as the veteran Peppard's salary, still adds up to about $1 million a year).
		Culea, who has since made a Fantasy Island, reportedly found out she had been dumped from the Team when she read a script with no lines for her character.
	www.tripleabrigade.ateamresource.de /mel.html (670 words)

	- A Bravenet.com Forum
		It was reported Melinda was unhappy with the insignificance of that part, a part she regarded as little more than that of a token female, tagging along with the heroes but rarely having much to do with the plot.
		HEARSAY: Marla Heasley, hired to replace Melinda, heard Melinda was dropped from the show because she was considered too "tomboyish" by the producers.
		Melinda took a hiatus from acting before returning in 1988 with a role on Knots Landing.
	pub24.bravenet.com /forum/2045817898/show/585921 (231 words)

	Melinda Culea - Biography
		At the time, Culea expressed dissatisfaction with the insignificance of her part, and began lobbying for the writers to give her more to do.
		Why she was fired has never been completely clear; reports at the time focused on the fact that she didn't seem to get along with star George Peppard, who reportedly felt that the show should not have a female co-star.
		Since then, Culea has worked steadily as a dependable and versatile TV performer, most notably in a guest-starring role in a famous episode of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987).
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0191370/bio (562 words)

	More of the unsung A-Team member
		Melinda was forced to leave the show midway through the second season.
		Melinda had been disappointed with the reduced prominence of her character in season two.
		'Melinda was very unhappy about the size and importance of her role,' says Peppard.
	immunology.8m.net /culea2.html (251 words)

	Melinda at AllExperts
		The name Melinda is derived from Greek and means "honey".
		The typical English pronunciation of Melinda is //.
		The name Melinda is used in English and Hungarian.
	en.allexperts.com /e/m/me/melinda.htm (272 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Melinda Culea
		Melinda Culea (born 5 May, 1955 in Western Springs, Illinois) is an American actress best known for playing reporter Amy Allen in the first season and a half of The A-Team.
		Introduced in the Pilot film, Culea complained that her character had very little to do.
		Melinda Culea, the Unsung A-Team Member--fan site with images and commentary on her role
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Melinda_Culea (178 words)

	Melinda Culea
		Melinda Culea was born in a suburb of Chicago on May 5, 1955.
		Discuss this name with other users on IMDb message board for Melinda Culea
		Find where Melinda Culea is credited alongside another name
	us.imdb.com /name/nm0191370 (286 words)

	Melinda Culea - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki
		Melinda Culea - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki
		Melinda Culea (born 5 May 1955; age 52)) portrayed the character Soren in (TNG: "The Outcast")
		She had recurring roles on The A-Team (with Dwight Schultz) and Knots Landing (with Michelle Phillips), and made guest appearances on several television series including Family Ties and St.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Melinda_Culea (82 words)

	Melinda Culea, the unsung A-Teamer
		The show's best episodes were the ones in which she was part of the cast.
		Culea was a fine actress, and a porcelain beauty as well.
		Melinda played a reporter who pretty much elbowed her way onto the team.
	immunology.8m.net /culea.html (291 words)

	Amy Allen on "The A-Team"
		I always thought that Amy Allen was a character with such great potential, and that the woman who played her -- Melinda Culea -- was one of the most underrated TV beauties of the 80's.
		This was especially true when she wore her hair long and wavy, as opposed to the more boyish cut that she displayed in later episodes.
		Suffice to say that at times, she could look positively glamorous.
	www.angelfire.com /mech/elispot/amy-allen.html (245 words)

	A-Team Resource Page
		Amy Amanda Allen wurde von Melinda Culea gespielt (Staffel 1+2).
		Hier ein paar wichtige Informationen zu Melinda Culea:
		Weiterführende Informationen zu Melinda Culea als "Amy Amanda Allen" auf der Homepage der Triple A Brigade.
	www.ateamresource.de /aallen.html (106 words)

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	Melinda Culea Biography Page (Site not responding. Last check: )
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		Actress Melinda Culea moved to New York at age 20 to join a modeling agency.
		Melinda was married in 1973, got divorced, then married her current husband television and movie director Peter Markle in 1995.
	www.femaleidols.com /melindaculea1.htm (106 words)

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		Aiming to Be More Than Just One of the Boys - An article about Melinda Culea and her role on the A-Team.
		IMDB.com: Melinda Culea - Melinda Culea's filmography at IMDb.
		Legendary TV: Melinda Culea - Article detailing her involvement in The A-Team.
	www.dcpages.com /DC_ODP/?c=Arts/Performing_Arts/Acting/Actors_and_Actresses/C/Culea,_Melinda (148 words)

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