Tonye Patano (born 1961) is an American actress; she is perhaps best known for her role as Heylia James on the show Weeds. She has appeared in television shows such as Law & Order, Sex and the City, Monk and Third Watch. Patano was in the original cast of the Broadway play 45 Seconds from Broadway by Neil Simon. Tonye will star in One Life to Live as Phylicia Evans, the mother of established characters: Shaun Evans, Greg Evans and Destiny...
Heylia does not like being involved with Conrad and Nancy because a shit-stor...
Heylia is considering doing it the legal route if everything burns down.
Heylia does not like having to keeping starting over again and she claims if ...
Heylia is explaining how to launder money and then realizes Celia really just...
Heylia is giving Celia a crash course in laundering money.
Heylia got a big enough headache from training Nancy. Imagine how difficult C...
Heylia throws it right back at Vaneeta that she also doesn't have a man.
Celia and Heylia are actually getting along while they take a smoke break.
Heylia and Celia are in similar situations except that Heylia has excepted he...
Heylia is planting rosemary and lavender with Celia. What a pair that is. No ...
Heylia comes home with groceries while Nancy and Conrad were just about to ma...
Heylia and Vaneeta are walking down the street in Majestic talking about how ...
Heylia and Vaneeta are walking down the street in Majestic pushing a baby str...
Heylia and Vaneeta are talking about Isabelle after she walked by and wished ...
Isabelle meets Heylia and wishes her luck with the pot growing.
Heylia and the grow house is in big trouble because the fire marshall wants t...
Heylia is mad at Conrad for not knowing that there would be a fire marshall i...
Heylia is telling Conrad and Silas about the fire marshall doing an inspectio...
Heylia means business and Celia can see that so she realizes it's probably ti...
Heylia gives Silas a message to give to his mom because he is leaving with th...
Heylia and Conrad are only selling bulk quantities now so Nancy needs to brin...
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