Eden Sher

Actress best known for 'The Middle'

Eden Sher - Performers & Entertainers born December 26th, 1991
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An American actress gained recognition for the role of Sue Heck in the television series 'The Middle.' The series aired from 2009 to 2018, focusing on a working-class family in Indiana. The character, Sue, represented the underdog and resonated with viewers through her quirky, lovable nature. Sher's performance earned her critical acclaim and multiple award nominations, solidifying her place in television comedy. Additionally, Sher appeared in other shows, including 'Good Trouble' and provided voice work for animated series. Her career began in local theater productions before transitioning to television and film.

Played Sue Heck in 'The Middle'

Appeared in 'Good Trouble'

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