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Beverly Kushida (born on July 3, 1948) appeared as a Japanese restaurant waitress in the season 3 episode of Good Times titled "Florida the Woman". She is best known for appearances in the films The Manitou (1978) and Judge Dee and the Monastery Murders (1974) as well as guest appearances on the hit shows Hawaii Five-O, Kung Fu, and Police Story, and a recurring role as the voice of Nancy Chan in the short-lived CBS Saturday morning animated cartoon series The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan (1972). She was married to late TV/film lead actor Michael Ansara.

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  • Beverly Kushida
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  • Beverly Kushida (born on July 3, 1948) appeared as a Japanese restaurant waitress in the season 3 episode of Good Times titled "Florida the Woman". She is best known for appearances in the films The Manitou (1978) and Judge Dee and the Monastery Murders (1974) as well as guest appearances on the hit shows Hawaii Five-O, Kung Fu, and Police Story, and a recurring role as the voice of Nancy Chan in the short-lived CBS Saturday morning animated cartoon series The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan (1972). She was married to late TV/film lead actor Michael Ansara.
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Series
  • Good Times
Spouse
  • Michael Ansara, 1977 until his death
Name
  • Beverly Kushida
Caption
  • Beverly Kushida with husband Michael Ansara, c. 1977
Birth Place
  • United States
yearsactive
  • 1969(xsd:integer)
Character
  • as Japanese Retaurant Waitress in "Florida the Woman"
Occupation
  • Actress
Gender
  • Female
Born
  • 1948-07-03(xsd:date)
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  • Beverly Kushida (born on July 3, 1948) appeared as a Japanese restaurant waitress in the season 3 episode of Good Times titled "Florida the Woman". She is best known for appearances in the films The Manitou (1978) and Judge Dee and the Monastery Murders (1974) as well as guest appearances on the hit shows Hawaii Five-O, Kung Fu, and Police Story, and a recurring role as the voice of Nancy Chan in the short-lived CBS Saturday morning animated cartoon series The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan (1972). She was married to late TV/film lead actor Michael Ansara.
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