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Michelle Nicastro in Full House (1987)

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Michelle Nicastro

  • She died at her home in Toluca Lake, Los Angeles after a long battle with breast cancer.
  • The character of Judge David Nicastro in Fairly Legal (2011) is named after her. The TV series is executive produced by her widower, Steve Stark.
  • She had two daughters with her husband, Steve Stark: Callie Stark and Cady Stark.
  • She earned a degree in theater at Northwestern University.
  • She was the original Éponine in the second United States tour of Les Misérables in 1988.
  • She was considered for the role of Belle in Disney's Beauty and the Beast (1991).
  • Originally she was going to perform the singing as well as the speaking voice of Odette in The Swan Princess (1994). However, the producers felt that her voice was not graceful enough for Odette, so Liz Callaway provided the singing voice instead. She would perform the singing voice for Odette in the first two sequels to "The Swan Princess" in 1997 and 1998.
  • She was a lifelong Democrat.

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