with an aspiration to become a singer in the TV film Freedom, and sang six songs in the film, all written by Janis Ian. She appeared as a club singer in the film Teresa's Tattoo, and sang three songs in the film Georgia. Winningham has recorded four albums: What Might Be (1992) on the Bay Cities label, Lonesomers (1997) produced by Carla Olson on the Razor and Tie label, and Refuge Rock Sublime (2007) on the Craig & Co. label. Lonesomers is a folksy album dealing with relationship issues. The country/bluegrass/Jewish/folk songs on Refuge Rock Sublime deal mostly with her recent conversion to Judaism, and include the tracks, "What Would David Do," "A Convert Jig" and the Israeli national anthem "Hatikva". Winningham released her fourth album What's Left Behind independently on digital outlets in March 2014. Personal life Winningham has been married four times and divorced three. In the early 1980s, she was briefly married to actor A Martinez. They both starred in the miniseries The Young Pioneers. After their divorce, she married television technical advisor William Mapel, with whom she had five children. The marriage ended in 1994. Winningham later married and divorced artist Jason Trucco. At the end of 2021, she and long-time friend and fellow actor Anthony Edwards eloped. The two have known each other for 35 years. Winningham was raised a Roman Catholic. She converted to Judaism in her early 40s, as a personal choice; she is a practicing Jew. Filmography Discography What Might Be (1992) Georgia: Original Soundtrack (1995) Lonesomers (1997) Refuge Rock Sublime (2007) What's Left Behind (2014) Awards and nominations References External links 1959 births Living people 20th-century American actresses 21st-century American actresses Actresses from Los Angeles Actresses from Greater Los Angeles Actresses from Phoenix, Arizona American women singer-songwriters American film actresses American television actresses Converts to Judaism from Roman Catholicism Independent Spirit Award for Best Supporting Female winners Jewish American actresses Jewish American musicians Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or Movie Primetime Emmy Award winners People from Northridge, Los Angeles 21st-century American Jews