Celebrity Info
She’s a Louisiana-born actress best known for her standout role as Rachel Dunne in the early 1990s hit series The Young Riders. Before she made her mark in Hollywood, she spent her formative years in Arkansas, where she was deeply involved in gymnastics—a passion that shaped her discipline and drive. Eventually, she shifted gears, heading off to Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas, to study theater and psychology, laying the foundation for her acting career. Over time, she built a life in Los Angeles alongside her husband, fellow actor William Russ. The two not only shared a love for the craft but also built a family together, welcoming two children along the way. Her journey—from Louisiana roots to TV fame—reflects a blend of perseverance, talent, and personal growth.
She’s had an impressive run in the industry, with her film credits spanning several decades. Among her standout roles are those in 1986’s Extremities, where she made a strong early impression, then returning to the screen in 1993’s Midnight Edition, further showcasing her range. She continued building her legacy with a memorable performance in 1997’s Lunker Lake. Her work over the years reflects a consistent dedication to her craft, and she remains a respected figure in cinema. Her choices in projects have always highlighted her depth as an actress, and her contributions to films like these have cemented her place in Hollywood history.
