Biography

Best known as "Lacey Underall" in Caddyshack (1980), and "Yori" in Tron (1982), Cindy Morgan was born Cynthia Ann Cichorski on September 29, 1951 in Chicago, Illinois, not far from Wrigley Field. The daughter of a Polish factory worker and a German mother, Cindy attended 12 years of Catholic school and was the first in her family to attend college.

While studying communications at Northern Illinois University, Cindy spun records on the radio. A commercial station in town wanted her to report the news for them as well, so a slight deception was needed. She used the name Cindy Morgan, taken from a story she read about Morgan le Fay when she was 12 years old.

After graduation, Cindy gave all the latest meteorological news on a TV station in Rockford, Ill. She also kept her hand in radio by working the graveyard shift at a local rock station. Then she returned to Chicago and deejayed on WSDM (now WLUP). During a labor dispute at the station, she literally quit on the air and walked out with a record still spinning on the turntable.

Cindy found employment at auto shows for Fiat, which took her to both coasts. She moved to Los Angeles in 1978 and became the Irish Spring girl. While she did TV commercials, she studied acting, and was rewarded with her first screen role in "Caddyshack", playing the role of "Lacey Underall", an over-amorous ingénue.
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Was legally blind. In the famous diving scene in Caddyshack (1980), she had to climb the diving board ladder and walk to the end with virtually no idea of where she was on the board.

As of 2009 was living in Florida and writing a book about her experiences during the making of Caddyshack (1980).

Used the professional name Cindy Morgan, taken from a story she read about Morgan le Fay (half-sister of King Arthur) when she was 12 years old.

Was accepted to the Illinois Institute of Technology, with an interest in Mechanical Engineering. However, four years in Mother Theodore Guerin High School for Girls (now Guerin Prep) caused her to re-think attending a primarily male college, and she earned degrees in Communications and English at Northern Illinois University.

To be a good producer, one needs to be able to eat lunch, and make ill-informed decisions.