Abigail Spencer
American actress in 'Mad Men', 'Suits'
Born
August 4th, 1981
43 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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An actress with a notable career in television and film. Gained recognition for roles in the series 'Mad Men' and 'Suits'. Also appeared in the film 'This Is Where I Leave You'. Established a presence in the industry through various character portrayals. Participated in the production of the legal drama 'Suits', contributing to its popularity and success.
Played the role of Donna in 'Suits'
Portrayed Joan in 'Mad Men'
Appeared in 'This Is Where I Leave You'
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