- Birth nameMichele Susan Feltman
- Nicknames
- Mel
- Mo
- Height5′ 6½″ (1.69 m)
- After leaving a career in marketing and promotions in search of something more "honest," Michele Feltman Strider now works as an actor and writer. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her husband Jim, two cats and bunny rabbit. In addition to her novel "Homecoming," Michele is the author of the blog "The Yummish Faith."- IMDb Mini Biography By: Sybil Grey-Malkin
- SpouseJim Strider(February 14, 1999 - present)
- Red hair
- Large eyes
- Dragon tattoo
- Having appeared in "Hemingway & Gellhorn" featuring Robert Duvall and "West From North Goes South" featuring Larry Linville, Michele has participated in films involving both actors to play Major Frank Burns.
- Michele enjoys long-distance motorcycle touring with her husband Jim. They completed an Iron Butt Saddle Sore 1000 ride together in 2006.
- Michele Strider is related by marriage to pioneering pop artist Marjorie Strider.
- Michele met her husband, musician & theater director Dr. Jim Strider, at the University of South Alabama, where he was her acting professor. In 1999, the two eloped to Las Vegas and were married on Valentine's Day.
- Michele was classmates with "Poseidon" actress Kelly McNair at the University of South Alabama.
- I'm of the opinion that it is a mistake to be anything other than hopeful about the future, no matter the issue. I do believe that reading and publishing are changing, but I also feel they've been continually evolving since the cave paintings at Lascaux. I trust, though, that there will always be a place for novels, as screenwriters need something to adapt.
- Artists have to love what they create. When the art is effective, it can inspire that same love in the person experiencing it. The audience and the artist are then connected by the mutual love of this third thing: the art. The relationship between artist and audience is less of a love affair than a well-functioning love triangle.
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