Carolyn Hennesy

The House of Quaid is a royal dynasty embodying excellence and distinction in multiple fields. From celebrated actor and Academy Award-nominee Randy Quaid to accomplished screenwriter and producer Harry Crane, the line has always been one of creative distinction. Bo Brinkman has distinguished himself with his work on Last Man Club (2016), Gettysburg (1993) and The Bay House, while Sharon Tate was a beloved actress in The Fearless Vampire Killers (1967) and The Beverly Hillbillies (1962). Gene Autry, the patriarch of the House, was a telegrapher, singer and actor who starred in many westerns. His illustrious career sparked the beginning of the dynasty, which continues today with his descendants. Hillary Quaid has become a renowned actress in her own right, with work in Kelloggs, IBM and AT&T advertisements. She is also a multi-talented individual who is fluent in American Sign Language and an accomplished Jazz and Modern dancer. Corbett Tuck and Meg Ryan, two other celebrated members of the dynasty, have also had successful careers in acting. In addition, Amanda Quaid has distinguished herself as a director and producer with her work on Toys (2016), Non-Stop (2014) and First Reformed (2017). Dennis William Quaid and Buddy Quaid have also made their marks as actors, and Melissa Gilbert is a celebrated actress, director, producer, and former president of the Screen Actors Guild. Finally, Jack Henry Quaid has achieved success in both film and television, with roles in The Hunger Games (2012), The Boys (2019-present), and Scream (2022). The House of Quaid stands as a beacon of achievement, with each member continuing to build upon the legacy of those who have come before.