Erin Moran
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Erin Marie Moran Fleischmann (October 18, 1960 – April 22, 2017) was an American actress, best known for playing Joanie Cunningham on the sitcom Happy Days and its spin-off Joanie Loves Chachi.
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Film and television
- 1967 : Who's Minding the Mint? as Little Girl on Tricycle (uncredited)
- 1968 : How Sweet It Is! as Laurie
- 1968–1969 : Daktari as Jenny Jones
- 1969 : Death Valley Days as Mary (2 episodes)
- 1969 : 80 Steps to Jonah as Kim
- 1969 : The Happy Ending as Marge Wilson as a Child (uncredited)
- 1970 : The Courtship of Eddie's Father as Emily Ruth Gustafson
- 1970 : The F.B.I. as Vickie Florea
- 1970 : My Three Sons as Victoria Lewis
- 1970 : Watermelon Man as Janice Gerber
- 1970–1971 : Family Affair as Amy (2 episodes)
- 1971 : O'Hara, U.S. Treasury as Little Girl
- 1971 : Bearcats! as Elisa Tillman
- 1971 : Gunsmoke as Rachel (2 episodes)
- 1972 : The Don Rickles Show as Janie Robinson
- 1973 : Lisa, Bright and Dark
- 1974–1984 : Happy Days as Joanie Cunningham Arcola (234 episodes)
- 1975 : The Waltons as Sally Ann Harper
- 1977 : The Magic Pony (voice)
- 1978 : Greatest Heroes of the Bible as Tova
- 1980–1985 : The Love Boat as Carrie Walker (4 episodes)
- 1981 : Twirl as Bonnie Lee Jordan
- 1981 : Galaxy of Terror as Alluma
- 1982–1983 : Joanie Loves Chachi as Joanie Cunningham
- 1983 : Hotel as Karen Donnelly
- 1986 : Murder, She Wrote as Maggie Roberts
- 1996 : Dear God as Herself
- 1998 : Diagnosis: Murder as Cynthia Bennett
- 1998 : Desperation Boulevard as Herself
- 2003 : Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star as Erin Moran
- 2007 : Scott Baio is 45 and Single as Herself
- 2008 : Celebrity Fit Club as Herself
- 2008 : Broken Promise as Mrs. Watkins
- 2010 : Not Another B Movie as Mrs. Klien
- 2012 : The Deceit as Mrs. Shephard
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Soundtrack
- Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star (2003) ("Child Stars on Your Television")
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