Susan Anton, born on October 12, 1950, in Oak Glen, California, is an American actress and singer with a career spanning over 35 years in various entertainment fields, including television, film, theater, and concert venues.

She began her career as a singer in the Muriel Cigars commercials in 1976, where she sang the catchy jingle, "Let Muriel turn you on / That is my desire / Muriel lights a flame in me / Where there's Muriel smoke, there's fire." This led to appearances on "The Merv Griffin Show" over 30 times.

Her breakthrough came with her role as Goldine in the 1979 film "Goldengirl," which earned her a Golden Globe nomination. She was soon signed by NBC for her own variety show, "Presenting Susan Anton," and later by ABC for the drama series "Cliffhangers."

Her Broadway credits include co-starring with the original cast of Tommy Tune's Tony Award-winning musical, "The Will Rogers Follies," and working with director Mike Nichols in David Rabe's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, "Hurlyburly."

Susan Anton has also appeared in films such as "Cannonball Run II" (1984) and "Spring Fever" (1982), and she had a top 10 country hit with the song "Killing Time," which she recorded with country artist Fred Knoblock. Internationally, she achieved success with the Gold record "Foxy."

Based in Las Vegas for over 20 years with her husband, director Jeff Lester, Susan and Jeff founded Big Picture Studios in 1997. Through their company, Susan Anton has executive-produced projects like "The Last Real Cowboys" with Billy Bob Thornton and the documentary "Speed of Life" featuring Amy Purdy.