Joyce DeWitt: From 'Threes Company' to Now
From Iconic Sitcom to Personal Journey
Joyce Anne DeWitt, born on April 23, 1949, rose to fame as Janet Wood in the beloved sitcom "Threes Company." As the second oldest of four children, she embarked on an extraordinary journey that continues to inspire.
Early Life and Career Beginnings
Born in Wheeling, West Virginia, Joyce DeWitt's passion for performing emerged at an early age. She attended Wheeling Country Day School before moving to California to pursue acting at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.
'Threes Company' Breakthrough
In 1976, DeWitt landed her breakout role as Janet Wood in the groundbreaking sitcom "Threes Company." The show became a cultural phenomenon, capturing the hearts of millions with its witty banter and relatable characters. Janet Wood, the wholesome and lovable roommate, became synonymous with DeWitt.
Post-'Threes Company' Projects
After "Threes Company" ended in 1984, DeWitt continued to work in television and theater. She appeared in numerous guest-starring roles and starred in several made-for-television movies. She also wrote and starred in her own sitcom, "The Joyce DeWitt Show," in 1987.
Recent Endeavors and Personal Life
In recent years, DeWitt has been involved in various charitable causes and has remained active in the entertainment industry. She has written a memoir, "Call Me Janet," which shares her journey both on and off the screen. DeWitt has been married twice and is a proud mother of two.
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