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Conchata likes to write children's poetry, gardening, watching films, reading history, and shopping.
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Conchata considers herself to be "old hippie, political liberal and feminist."
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"North Beach and Rawhide" was the first TV miniseries Conchata acted in (1985).
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"Heartland" was Conchata first starring role in 1980, Rip Torn also starred in the feature.
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"The Girl Called Hatter Fox" was Conchata first TV-movie in 1977.
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Conchata made her Theatrical film debut in Sidney Lumet's "Network", in 1976.
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Conchata received a BA in Social Studies from Marshall University.
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Conchata took drama classes at both West Virginia University and Marshall University.
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Cane Fork, West Virginia is where Conchata grew up.
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Conchata mother is Mescal Loraine George and her father is Luther Martin Ferrell.
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In 1974, Conchata received the Drama Desk award for her work in the off-Broadway production of "The Sea Horse".
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Conchata stands at 5' 6" (1.68 meters) tall.
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Conchata and the cast of "Heartland" won Western Heritage Awards - Bronze Wrangler - Theatrical Motion Picture in 1981.
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Conchata along with her "Two and a Half Men" castmates won TV Land Awards - Future Classic Award in 2009.
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Aside from acting, Conchata is an acting teacher and coach.
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Conchata plays video games in her free time, she enjoys playing role-playing games.
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Conchata received an Obie Award for her part in the off-Broadway production of "The Sea Horse".
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Conchata has a daughter, Samantha F. Anderson (born June 14, 1982) with husband Arnold Anderson.