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Amanda Fuller-1

TV Actress

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Practical Analytical Hardworking Loyal Kind Detail-Oriented Diligent

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1984-08-27
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She’s perhaps best known for her breakout series regular role on ABC’s Last Man Standing, where she really made a name for herself. But before that, she had already been making waves in the industry—like her recurring appearance on Grey’s Anatomy back in 2012. Now, long before fame came knocking, she actually began her professional acting journey in 1993 with a role in the TV mini-series Tales of the City. Just two years later, she popped up again on television, appearing in an episode of Charlie Grace and starring in a TV film titled Deadly Whispers. As for her personal life, she grew up with three older brothers and was raised by a father who served as a police chief before retiring. Yeah, looking back, it’s clear that her path to success was shaped by both early determination and family influence. She definitely carved out her own space in Hollywood.

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She’s had some standout roles in feature films, including Cheap Thrills and Red, White & Blue. She really made an impression in both of these projects, showcasing her range as an actress. Her performance in Cheap Thrills was intense and captivating, while in Red, White & Blue, she brought a powerful emotional depth that stayed with audiences. She continues to build a strong filmography, and her work in these two films definitely highlights her talent. She knows how to command the screen, and it’s clear she’s someone to watch in the industry.

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