Retired 80s actress who starred in coming-of-age classic looks unrecognizable on rare outing

This retired actress is best known for her leading role in an iconic 1985 movie.

67-year-old actress, once known for her role as Michael J. Fox’s love interest, appeared dramatically different during a recent public appearance, which took place four decades after she first achieved fame.

Initially, she made her screen debut alongside Scott Baio in ‘Zapped’, followed by roles in ’21 Jump Street’, ‘Funland’ and ‘TV 101’.

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– In her first acting gig, she starred with Scott Baio on ‘Zapped’. Later, she appeared in ’21 Jump Street’, ‘Funland’ and ‘TV 101’.
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– In her debut onscreen performance, she shared the screen with Scott Baio in ‘Zapped’. Afterward, she was featured in ’21 Jump Street’, ‘Funland’ and ‘TV 101’.

In 1997, the actress chose to step back from her career and now prefers identifying herself as a “mother, wife, sister, aunt, philanthropist, and friend.

So can you guess who she is?

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Susan Ursitti, best known for her role as Lisa ‘Boof’ Marconi, the beloved love interest of Scott Howard in the iconic Teen Wolf film!

In the drama, Ursitti portrayed Howard’s ardent childhood companion, a role where an average teenage character uncovers his hidden identity as a werewolf.

The film also starred Matt Adler as pal Lewis and James Hampton as Harold Howard.

Ursitti cut a stylish figure in denim as she stepped out in Santa Monica, Los Angeles.

Teen Wolf was a huge hit, grossing more than $80million worldwide.

This original work gave birth to a series of spin-offs, which included a follow-up movie, an animated show, a television series that ran from 2011 to 2017, and another film set for release in 2023.

That same year, Fox made his first appearance in the iconic Back To The Future series, thereby solidifying his reputation as a cinema icon.

Ursitti picked up her next role in 1987 in TV series Charles in Charge and Funland that same year.

Her final role was in 1997’s short film 976-WISH.