Anna Deavere Smith (born September 18, 1950) is an American actress, playwright, and professor. She is currently the artist in residence at the Center for American Progress. Smith was born in Baltimore, Maryland, the daughter of Anna (née Young), an elementary school principal, and Deavere Young Smith, a coffee merchant. Smith is an alumna of the historic Western High School (Baltimore, Maryland). She then attended Beaver College (now Arcadia...
Mo whispers to Gloria how could she sleep at night replacing Eddie with a mac...
Gloria tells the irresponsible young parents that if they do anything else st...
Gloria tells the young parents who abandoned their baby at the hospital that ...
Gloria enters the patient's room and tells everyone they're not running a she...
Gloria tells the abandoned baby that's she's become attached to that they're ...
Gloria tells Jackie that she'll be working four nurses short on her shift.
Mo tries to convince Gloria to order a HoverMED to help lift large patients. ...
Gloria checks on Paula to see how she is feeling and to find out why she's st...
After doing the night shift with Jackie, Gloria tells her she's seen it all i...
Gloria finds a taser gun on the floor near the hospital elevators and winds u...
Gloria walks outside the ER and finds Jackie and Mo smoking together.
Gloria stops Jackie and her patients daughter from going into the ER room. G...
Gloria witnesses the security guard flirting with a young nurse and tells him...
Gloria pulls back the curtain and tells the widow she's sorry for the loss of...
Gloria downed a cup of coffee laced with the sweet n all that Jackie laced wi...
Zoey finds the ear of the diplomat that Jackie had flushed the previous day. ...
Jackie gets ready to leave with her new nursing student when Gloria asks her ...
Gloria starts to give Jackie a hard time about the hours the nurses are putti...
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