Kim Little

Kim Little (born 1970) is an American film and television actress best known for her roles in mockbusters and other low-budget films by The Asylum, which was founded by her husband David Michael Latt.

She is also noted for her role as nurse "Susan Hilliard" in the TV series Diagnosis Murder (1998-1999).

Early life

Kim Little was born Kim Elaine Little in 1970 in Stillwater, Oklahoma.

Career

Kim Little made her acting debut in 1992, portraying the character of "Bre" in her husband David Michael Latt's romance comedy Rock and Roll Fantasy. The same year she was seen in two other feature films: Opening Night and Lost in Hollywood (original title Boiler Room).

After appearing in a variety of films such as Percy Adlon's Younger and Younger(1993), Second Cousin, Once Removed (1994), Almighty Fred (1996), Killers (1997), and Social Intercourse (1998), she landed the recurring role of a nurse named "Susan Hilliard" in the Joyce Burditt's TV series Diagnosis Murder. She was seen in 10 episodes, starring from Drill for Death (aired 22 January 1998) to Today Is the Last Day of the Rest of My Life (13 May 1999). 

Over the following years, Little was seen in various films made by her husband, such as Wildflower (2000), Jane White Is Sick & Twisted (2002), Killers 2: The Beast(2002), Scarecrow Slayer (2003), and War of the Worlds (2005, based on a novel by H. G. Wells)

Most recently, in February 2020, she lent her voice to multiple characters (Scrap, Grandma, and Edna) in animation adventure Homeward. The screenplay for the film was written by Aaron Witlin and David Michael Latt and other voice actors include Joey Lawrence, James Cullen Bressack, and D. C. Douglas.

In addition, Little has worked as a Comedy Traffic School Instructor for 4 years.

Personal life

Kim Little has been married to film producer David Michael Latt since October 8, 1994.