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Anne Carlyle
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Miami Vice Character
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Lydia Sugarman ("Yankee Dollar")
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Born
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1956
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Active
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1981-1990
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Anne Carlyle (also Anne Carlisle) (born 1956) made her TV debut in the show Miami Vice as Lydia Sugarman, recently widowed from the owner of an electronics business, using Charlie Glide (played by Ned Eisenberg) to arrange for a drug deal with the Peruvian Zabado (played by Pepe Serna) in the episode "Yankee Dollar".
Filmography[]
- New York Beat Lab (1981, film debut, with Eszter Balint & Coati Mundi)
- Liquid Sky (1982, also co-writer)
- Perfect Strangers (1984)
- Desperately Seeking Susan (1985, with Madonna, Mark Blum, Jose Santana, John Turturro & Giancarlo Esposito)
- Crocodile Dundee (1986, with Mark Blum)
- The Equalizer (TV, 1987, with Ed Lauter, last recorded TV credit)
- High Score (1990, last recorded film appearance)
Carlyle is currently on the board of directors of the non-profit The Artwork of Rueben Hale Inc. based in West Palm Beach, FL.