Katherine Heigl
Actress from Grey's Anatomy and Knocked Up
Born
November 24th, 1978
46 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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Born on November 24, 1978, an American actress and producer gained prominence through roles in television and film. Achieved widespread recognition for the portrayal of Dr. Izzie Stevens in the medical drama series 'Grey's Anatomy.' Starred in the romantic comedy 'Knocked Up,' which became a box office success. Transitioned to producing, contributing to various projects. Worked in both television and film, showcasing versatility across genres.
Portrayed Dr. Izzie Stevens in 'Grey's Anatomy'
Starred in 'Knocked Up'
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