| Tracy Middendorf | |
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 Middendorf in Episode 1.1 of Angel |
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| Born | January 26, 1970 Miami Beach, Florida |
Tracy Lynn Middendorf (born January 26, 1970) is an American television, movie, and stage actress.
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Biography
Personal life
Middendorf was born in Miami Beach, Florida. She attended Pickens High School in Jasper, Georgia. In 1987, during her senior year, she left Jasper to take drama classes in Miami, and later attended SUNY Purchase. Middendorf is married to Franz Wisner, author of the well-received book Honeymoon with My Brother, and has two children.
Career
Middendorf broke into television as Carrie Brady on the daytime soap opera Days of Our Lives in 1992. Since then, she has made a career as a supporting actress in several movies and frequent episodic appearances on television, notably out-of-work actress Tina on the first episode of Angel, unfaithful fiancée Risa Helms in two episodes of Ally McBeal, broke young widow Adele in episode 1.2 of Six Feet Under, Steve-stalker Laura Kingman in six episodes of Beverly Hills, 90210, and abused wife Carla Matheson in three early episodes of 24, Season Two (actually she was in a fourth episode, reprising her corpse technique from Angel). In 2005, she appeared as a worried mother in House and has a major role in El Cortez (in production) as Jack's girlfriend, Theda. Middendorf won an Ovation Award for her interpretation of Alma in Tennessee Williams' Summer and Smoke at the Fountain Theater in 1999, and starred opposite Craig T. Nelson as Muriel McComber in the 1998 Lincoln Center production of Ah, Wilderness!.
Filmography
- Law & Order: SVU (2007) (TV) Sarah Flint
- Lost (2007) (TV) Bonnie
- Three for the Devil (aka El Cortez) (movie) Theda
- House (2005) (TV) Sarah Reilich
- The Perfect Husband: The Laci Peterson Story (2004) (TVM) Amber Frey
- Medical Investigation (2004) (TV) Anne Harring
- The Assassination of Richard Nixon (movie) (2004)
- Cold Case (TV) Rebecca Morgan/Linda Frandsen
- The Guardian (2003) (TV) Laura Donnellon
- Alias (2003) (TV) Elsa Caplan
- CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (TV) Bridget Willis
- 24 - "Day 2" (2002) (TV) Carla Matheson
- Night Visions (2002) (TV) Lucinda
- The Division (2002) (TV) Kimberly
- Shadow Realm (2002) (TVM) Lucinda
- The Practice (1997, 2000, 2002) Jennifer Cole
- Any Day Now (2002) (TV) Tanya Meyer
- JAG (2002) (TV) Mariel Reese
- The Time Tunnel (2002) (TV pilot) Sheila Phillips
- Six Feet Under (2001) (TV) Adele Swanson
- Family Law (2001) (TV) Amanda Grant
- Gideon's Crossing (2000) (TV) Becky Lasker
- The X-Files (2000) (TV) Gracie O'Connor
- Ally McBeal (1999) (TV) Risa Helms
- Angel (1999) (TV) Tina
- For Love of the Game (movie) (1999) Blonde Player's Wife
- Millennium (1999) (TV) Cass Doyle
- Chicago Hope (1999) (TV) Jesse Porter
- L.A. Doctors (1998) (TV) Alice Springs
- Perversions of Science (TV) Cheerleader
- Touched by an Angel (1997) (TV) Amethyst
- Dying to Belong (1997) (TVM) Kim Lessing
- Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1997) Tora Ziyal
- Murder, She Wrote (1996) (TV) Erin Garman
- The Client (TV) Denise
- McKenna (1995) (TV) Skates
- Milestone (1995) (movie) Sarah
- (1995) (TV) Dorothy
- New Nightmare (1994) (movie) Julie
- Beverly Hills 90210 (1994) (TV) Laura Kingman
- Days of our Lives (1992-93) (ongoing role) (TV) Carrie
External links
- Tracy Middendorf at showmag.com
- Tracy Middendorf at the Internet Movie Database
- Tracy Middendorf article at Memory Alpha, a Star Trek wiki
