Liza Snyder

Snyder was a native of Northampton, Massachusetts. His father works as an assistant professor of theatre and of music in Smith College. Johnny Green is a composer who has won five Academy Awards. Betty Furness was a journalist, actress as well as an Academy Award winner. Snyder graduated from the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre in New York City, where she received instruction from Sanford Meisner. Snyder began her career appearing in dramas on television like The Trials of Rosie O'Neill and Murder, She Wrote. She landed her first major part as Molly Whelan, in 1993's ABC crime-drama Sirens. The show ended up being cancelled the actress starred with her co-star in two TV movies made for television as well as guest-starring on Chicago Hope, and Pacific Blue. From 1998 through 2000, she was a regular participant in the NBC sitcom Jesse starring Christina Applegate. In the show Pay It Forward which was directed by Mimi Leder, she played the role of a minor character. That same year, Snyder began to star in Christine Hughes in CBS's sitcom Yes, Dear. It ended the show in. In the years following, Yes, Dear, Snyder had a five-year hiatus. In 2011, Snyder came back on the screen, this time in a guest staring role in the role of a patient with a lung transplant on House. She reprised the role of Yes, Dear in an episode of Raising Hope from 2013.