Bunny Levine

Bunny Levine's journey in the world of entertainment began at a remarkably young age. By the time she was two, she was captivating her family with her rendition of "When I Grow Too Old to Dream," and her early childhood was filled with imaginative performances inspired by Hollywood's iconic stars. In third grade, she took her creative ambitions a step further by writing, directing, and starring in her own production, "Debbie's Diary." Throughout her school years, she consistently landed lead roles in various theatrical endeavors.

After marrying and transferring colleges, Bunny made a pivotal decision to shift her focus from Theater Arts, although her passion for acting never waned. Instead, she pursued a career as a school librarian, dedicating 25 years to supporting her family while nurturing her love for storytelling. Initially hesitant to engage in community theater, she eventually embraced her acting dreams upon retiring early, immersing herself in classes and auditions.

Bunny’s hard work paid off as she joined the industry’s unions and secured roles in commercials, soap operas, and episodic television. Her impressive credits include appearances in "Law & Order" (1990), "Everybody Loves Raymond" (1996), "Gilmore Girls," and "Las Vegas" (2003). After relocating to Los Angeles following the passing of her husband, she continued to thrive in her career. Now in her seventies, Bunny proudly considers herself the most spirited and agile septuagenarian in the acting world, embodying her belief in lifelong learning and the pursuit of passion.