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Michaela Conlin-1

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Adaptable Curious Communicative Witty Sociable Intellectual

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1978-06-09
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The actress best known for playing the free-spirited Angela Montenegro on the popular TV series Bones has certainly made a name for herself in Hollywood. She later added to her growing list of credits with a role in the comedy film Bad Trip, showcasing her range beyond the beloved character fans came to adore. Before she rose to fame, this talented actress took a bold step by traveling to Amsterdam to study through the Experimental Theater Wing’s International Training Program—a formative experience that helped shape her craft. After returning and completing her education at NYU, she was handpicked to appear in the cable documentary series The It Factor, a moment that marked an early milestone in her career. Born to parents Fran and Denise Conlin, she comes from a close-knit family; her father is of Irish American descent, which she’s occasionally mentioned with pride. She also shares a strong bond with her older sister, who’s been a constant presence throughout her journey. Over the years, the actress has continued to evolve, but her roots—and that unforgettable role as Angela Montenegro—remain central to her story.

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She played the character May in the 2007 film Enchanted, bringing a charming presence to the screen. Later on, she also took on a notable role in the TV series Dollface, where she portrayed Delphine with depth and nuance. She really showcased her range as an actress across both projects, proving her versatility in different genres. She continues to leave a strong impression in every role she takes on.

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