Biography: Annette O'Toole is no stranger to Superman fans. In 1983 she played the role of "Lana Lang" alongside Christopher Reeve in Superman III. A big Superman fan, Annette came into the part of Martha to replace Cynthia Ettinger, who played her in the Smallville pilot. My Three Sons, The Partridge Family, and The Virginian. Her first major movie role was in the film 48 Hours playing the girlfriend of Nick Nolte's character. The Cat People and Superman III came soon after. She had recurring roles in Nash Bridges and appeared on the USA Network series The Huntress during the 2000-2001 season. She has also done many theater productions. Annette is married to Lenny actor Michael McKean. The song "A Kiss At The End Of The Rainbow," written for "A Mighty Wind," was nominated for an Oscar! Copyright ©  http://www.kryptonsite.com   Sparkling, intelligent, red-haired actress, singer and dancer whose talents haven't always been used to best advantage. The wholesomely attractive O'Toole seems tailor-made for perky, girl-next-door types, but is also capable of much more. Debuting in the 1973 TV movie EB> O'Toole first drew attention to herself as one of the conniving beauty pageant contestants in Smile (1975), and she was briefly typecast as The Loyal Girlfriend in One on One (1977), King of the Gypsies (1978), and 48HRS (1982). More diverse roles finally followed: She escaped feline Nastassia Kinski in Cat People (1982), played Lana Lang in Superman III (1983), suffered through The Date From Hell (with Martin Short) in Cross My Heart (1987), and was one of a bigamist's unsuspecting wives in Love at Large (1990). She also impressed in many small-screen telefilms throughout the 1970s and 1980s, most memorably in The War Between the Tates (1977, as a student involved with her professor) and Stand By Your Man (1981, as Tammy Wynette). She started off the 1990s by starring in the latest remake of the venerable drama A Girl of the Limberlost (1990). Her many other TV movie and miniseries credits include The Entertainer (1975), "Stephen King's `It'" (1990), and Danielle Steel's Jewels (1992). Copyright © 1994 Leonard Maltin.