Bette Gordon

Bette Gordon worked on a variety of projects during her entertainment career. Gordon's earliest roles were in film, including the Serafina Bathrick experimental "Eleven By Fourteen" (1977) and "Fraulein Berlin" (1982). In the eighties and the 2010s, Gordon devoted her time to various credits, such as "Variety" (1985), "Seven Women - Seven Sins" (1987) and "Into the Mainstream" (1991) starring Ned Lander. She also worked on "Luminous Motion" (2000). Most recently, Gordon directed the Jamey Sheridan drama "Handsome Harry" (2010). Gordon was married to James Benning and had one child.