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Adriana DeGirolami

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1985-05-28
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She’s an accomplished actress best known for her appearances on the TV show The Better Half and in the gripping film James White. One of her standout roles came as Kimberly in Amazon’s popular series Red Oaks, where her performance truly made an impact. Before she gained widespread recognition, one of her earliest acting gigs was portraying Gia in the 2008 short film Ryder’s Reel, which helped set the stage for her career. Born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, she brought a natural talent and strong work ethic from the start. Over time, she’s continued to build an impressive body of work, with each role adding depth to her growing reputation in the industry. Her journey—from early indie projects to mainstream success—shows just how dedicated she is to her craft.

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She really brought the character of Xena to life in the 2014 TV series Stop the Bleeding—you could say she owned the role. Her performance stood out, and honestly, it’s hard to imagine anyone else playing Xena quite like she did. There was just something about the way she carried herself that made the character feel so real and compelling. She definitely left a mark with that portrayal, and fans still talk about her version of Xena today.

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