Tina Caspary

Career overview

Tina Caspary was born on December 28, 1970, in Downey, California. She grew up in the Southern California dance scene, where an early fascination with movement was encouraged by her mother, Brenda Caspary. Though her family background includes a father, Dewitt Caspary III, and two brothers—Dennis, a dance choreographer, and Dewitt “Dee,” an actor and dance choreographer—her own career has spanned multiple facets of the entertainment industry, encompassing acting, dancing, choreography, and instruction.

Caspary’s entry into film acting began with a role as a dancer in the 1982 production of Annie, marking her first on‑screen appearance. She later gained moderate attention in the late 1980s with a supporting role in Can’t Buy Me Love (1987). The following year she appeared in Mac and Me (1988). Across her career she has accumulated fourteen credited acting roles, as recorded by The Movie Database, and is listed among its “Known For” acting entries. While her early work emphasized dance, her subsequent film appearances demonstrate a continued presence in acting projects throughout the 1980s and beyond.