Laurie Walters, a gifted and accomplished thespian, emerged into the world in San Francisco, California, as the eldest of a sprawling family of eight siblings, subsequently taking on the role of the Bradford children with aplomb.
Notably, Walters' initial foray onto the silver screen occurred in the 1973 cinematic production, The Harrad Experiment, where she portrayed the character of Sheila Grove. Subsequently, she made numerous guest appearances on various television programs throughout the 1980s, including the highly acclaimed sitcom, Cheers, and the drama series, Highway to Heaven. Furthermore, Walters revisited her role in two reunion specials of the popular television series, Eight Is Enough, prior to her television career coming to a close in 1993.
By the year 1999, Laurie Walters Slade had established a permanent residence in the vibrant city of Los Angeles, where she dedicated herself to a professional career in environmentalism, a field that aligned with her passion for the preservation and conservation of our planet's natural resources.
While maintaining a strong presence in the entertainment industry, Slade continued to expand her repertoire by taking on various roles in stage productions throughout Southern California, showcasing her versatility and talent to a wider audience.
In addition to her work in the entertainment industry, Slade also ventured into the realm of directing, where she brought her unique perspective and creative vision to the forefront by directing theater plays in the picturesque town of Ojai, California, under her married name Laurie Walters Slade.
Over the course of the past few years, it has come to pass that Walters has been deeply engaged in the meticulous process of film acquisition for Ironweed Films, a subscription-based film service that has gained significant traction in the entertainment industry.
