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Amanda Detmer-1

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Diplomatic Fair-Minded Social Charming Cooperative Gracious

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1971-09-27
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She’s the talented actress best known for her roles in popular films like Big Fat Liar and Final Destination. Before making a name for herself in Hollywood, she pursued her undergraduate studies at Chico State, where she laid the foundation for her future success. Growing up, she was supported by her parents, Susan and Melvin, who played an important role in shaping her early life. As her career began to take off, it became clear that she was destined for the spotlight. Her journey from college student to accomplished actress is a testament to her dedication and passion—qualities that continue to define her work today. People often look up to her not just for her performances, but also for her grounded upbringing and strong family values. She truly stands out as a role model in the entertainment industry.

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She actually landed a spot on Stuff Magazine’s 2001 list of the 101 Sexiest Women, coming in at number seventeen—a pretty impressive placement. She really stood out that year, and honestly, it wasn’t surprising given her rising popularity. She carried herself with such confidence, and her appearance definitely caught the attention of fans and critics alike. She, of course, continued to build on that momentum in the years that followed.

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