Bitty Schram Net Worth, spouse, young children, awards, movies

$2,500,000

Famous American actress Bitty Schram has a net worth of $2.5 million dollars. She began her acting career in the early 90s and gained recognition for her supporting roles in films such as ‘A League of Their Own’, ‘One Fine Day’, and ‘The Pallbearer’, before later co-starring on hit television shows such as ‘Monk’ and ‘FBI’.

Key facts:

Bitty Schram is an American actress.

She graduated from the University of Maryland with a degree in Advertising Design on a tennis scholarship.

Her first notable role was in the supporting cast of the film 'A League of Their Own'.

Bitty Schram also starred on Broadway in the production 'Laughter on the 23rd Floor'.

In 2002, Bitty Schram got her breakthrough role as Sharon Fleming on the TV series 'Monk'.

Basic Information About Bitty Schram

Category	Celebrities › Actors
Professions	Actor
Net worth	$2,500,000
Date of birth	1968-07-17 (56 years old)
Place of birth	New York City
Nationality	United States of America
Gender	Female
Social Media	↗︎ Wikipedia ↗︎ IMDb

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What Movie Awards did Bitty Schram win?

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Bitty Schram roles

Movie / Series	Role
A League of Their Own	RF Evelyn Gardner
One Fine Day	Marla
Marvin's Room	Janine (as Bitty Schramm)
Chasers	Flo, Waitress
The Night We Never Met	Pharmacy Clerk
Felicity	Rita 3 episodes, 2001-2002
Ghost Whisperer	Jody 1 episode, 2009
Monk	Sharona Fleming 39 episodes, 2002-2009
Kitchen Confidential	Reese Ryder 1 episode, 2005
Roswell	Bunny 1 episode, 2001

Interesting Facts about Bitty Schram

She is an accomplished stage actress, having appeared in Neil Simon's Broadway hit "Laughter on the 23rd Floor," with Nathan Lane, and in Off-Broadway's "Blackout" and "One Acts" by Warren Leight.
She is best known for her film debut role in A League of Their Own (1992) as Evelyn Gardner, the teary-eyed right-fielder who was told by Tom Hanks that "There's no crying in baseball!".
She is a lifelong Democrat.