Elizabeth Mitchel
Elizabeth Mitchel's measurements, bio,
height and weight. Also size of bra and shoe. Elizabeth Mitchell was born in
Los Angeles, California in 1970. Soon after her birth, her parents relocated to
Dallas, Texas. She graduated from Booker T. Washington High School of the
Performing and Visual Arts in the city center of Dallas. She earned her BFA in
acting from Stephens College, and also went to the British American Drama
Academy. Furthermore, she was a part of six years at the respected Dallas
Theatre Center and one year at the theatre's Encore Company. Her acting career
began in the theater before her screen debut. Her stage credits include
"As You Like It", “A Funny Thing Happened On the Road to the
Forum", "Measure for Measure", and "Chicago" along
with as numerous other productions. Her first big break came when she starred
alongside Angelina Jolie in Michael Cristofer's acclaimed HBO television series
Gia (1998) making her famous to audiences and critics, alike. Elizabeth's
charismatic acting abilities were evident in the sci-fi action film Frequency
(2000) and in the cast of Dennis Quaid and Neil LaBute. Elizabeth Mitchell is
an actor with numerous credits, which include movies, TV shows, and theaters.
When she was the filming of Frequency ((2000)), she broke her nose. In 1994,
did Hertz Rent-A-Car commercial but "they pulled it because of the O.J.
thing." David Lee Smith was her boyfriend in 1995. Their parents are real
estate agents from Dallas and tax attorneys who own their own firm, situated
just five blocks from their Dallas home. After playing the role of Rosalind in
"As You Like It" for a number of years, Rosalind returned to the U.S.
Her parents relocated to Dallas, Texas shortly after she was born in LA in
1970. She attended Booker T. Washington High School of the Performing and
Visual Arts in the city of Dallas, Texas. She graduated from Stephens College
in 1991 with an Fine Arts Degree. The back end 2001 was spent playing Cyd, a
character opposite Ioan Gruffudd. The series aired from in March 2002 on BBC 1
TV.
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