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Biography

A New York native, Nana was born and raised on the westside, in and around the theater district. The daughter of theatrical parents, Nana's…more

Born

7/26/1957, New York, New York, USA

Birth Name

Nana Tucker

Gender

Female

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    • Nana: (on Wildfire) The scene I just shot, I had to lead this enormous horse out and do a scene with Greg... And this horse was basically dissing me by trying to use me as a scratching post. And I had to understand that and know that I say, 'Hey. I invade your space, you don't invade mine.' And there's this whole psychological thing going on with the horse as I'm doing a scene. So I know a lot more about horses than I did before the show, that's for sure.
    • Nana: I feel like a leopard who has been let out of the zoo and is back on the... jungle, savanna, whatever, I'm not sure where leopards live! The lions may be chasing me, but at least I'm in my element.
    • Nana: I would love to have seen a male-female relationship that had nothing to do with falling in love, I'd love to prove, even on TV--even if it's not true--that men and women can be friends without any kind of involvement.
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