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In 2021, Swanson was hospitalized with COVID-19 with severe respiratory complications. [11] Filmography [ edit ] Film [ edit ] Year Kristy Swanson, actress and vaccine skeptic, is hospitalized with Covid. (Published 2021)". 2021-11-02 . Retrieved 2023-07-30. Kristy Swanson, Lead Role in 1992 Film "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"—Guest 06/04/2015". Kenboxerlive.com. June 4, 2015 . Retrieved June 11, 2015.

Swanson was with Eisler on a scheduled visit in Kingston, Ontario to see his children when the incident happened. The confrontation between the two women ended with Kristy being charged with no charges filed against Marcia Eisler. Episode: " Don't You Forget About Me" Cameo appearance. The episode is also an homage to John Hughes. Party Tray (drink) - Wake Up To The Exciting New Liquor Category—"malternatives." - with photography by James ImbrognoSwanson had a supporting role in the comedy film "Hot Shots!" (1991). She played Kowalski, a female pilot of the United States Navy who is regarded as male by her peers and superiors. The film earned 180 million dollars worldwide, the highest earning film in Swanson's career at that time. Swanson had the co-starring role of Rachel Clark in the horror comedy "Highway to Hell" (1991). In the film, Rachel is kidnapped by a demon and taken to hell. She is about to be married to Satan, but her boyfriend Charlie Sykes (played by Chad Lowe) attempts to rescue her. The film only had a limited theatrical release, but was relatively popular in the home video market. In 1992, Swanson had the leading role of Buffy in the horror comedy film "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1992). In the film, Buffy is a high school cheerleader with an ordinary life, who discovers that she is the latest in a long line of female vampire slayers. She has to stop a vampire army from taking over Los Angeles, at the cost of alienating her friends and losing her boyfriend. The film was modestly successful at the box office, earning about 17 million dollars. It was more successful in the home video market, and inspired the spin-off television series "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997-2003). Swanson had no involvement with this series, replaced in the title role by Sarah Michelle Gellar (1977-). Swanson received acting lessons from "The Actors Workshop", an acting school developed by Canadian actor R. J. Adams (1942 -2015). In 1984, Swanson started appearing in one-shot roles in television. She gained attention for playing Stephanie Brandon in the episode "On the Street" (1985) of the police procedural "Cagney & Lacey". Her character was a teenage prostitute who was considered a key witness in a murder trial. For this role Swanson was nominated for a Young performer award, the "Best Young Actress - Guest in a Television Series". The award was instead won by rival actress Jaclyn Bernstein. Swanson had a supporting role in the sports drama film "The Program" (1993), as tennis player Camille Shafer. The character was the love interest of one of the main characters, American football player Joe Kane (played Craig Sheffer). Swanson shared the female lead status in this film with Halle Berry (1966-). The film highlighted the use of steroids in college football. The film earned about 23 million dollars at the box office, a modest hit for its time. Moniuszko, Sara M. (May 23, 2019). "Pro-Trump star Kristy Swanson: Dean Cain and I got 'death threats' over play". USA Today . Retrieved December 27, 2019.

The movie also starred Luke Perry who, at the time, was a big part of the megahit TV series Beverly Hills, 90210, so the production schedule had to fit his 90210 schedule. Michigan Native Writes & Films New Movie Throughout State". Wcrz.com. June 14, 2021 . Retrieved January 22, 2022. It may have not been a big incident, but Kristy Swanson did have an altercation with Eisler’s ex-wife, Marcia. Supposedly it happened in front of Eisler and his two small children.Grapevine: Tift Merritt, Loradana Ferriolo,Matthew McConaghy, Ashanti, Faith Evans, Natalie Burns, Thuy Dang Young Artist Award for Best Young Actress–Guest in a Television Series– Cagney & Lacey episode "On the Street" Swanson had her first film role in years in the romantic comedy "Dream Trap" (1990). The film depicted the romantic fantasies two teenagers have about each other. Her co-star for this film was Sasha Jenson (1964-). Swanson's next notable film role was in the fantasy comedy "Mannequin Two: On the Move" (1991). She played Jessie, a 14th-century peasant girl who was turned into a statue by a sorcerer. She is revived in the late 20th century, and falls in love with a descendant of her original lover. The film only earned 4 million dollars at the box office, failing to recover its production costs. It was marketed as a sequel to the hit film "Mannequin" (1987), while featuring none of its main characters.