Erika Christensen
Television and film actress
Born
August 19th, 1982
43 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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An American actress gained recognition for roles in both television and film. Starred in the series "Parenthood" as Julia Braverman-Graham, portraying a lawyer and mother. Featured in films such as "Traffic" and "The Perfect Score," displaying a range of acting skills. Appeared in various other television projects, showcasing versatility across genres.
Starred in 'Parenthood' as Julia Braverman-Graham
Appeared in 'Traffic' as Caroline
Featured in 'The Perfect Score' as Anna
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