Margo Harshman

American actress in comedy series

Margo Harshman - American actress in comedy series
Born

March 4th, 1986
39 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An actress recognized for roles in television and film, with notable appearances in the series 'Even Stevens' and 'The Big Bang Theory'. Her portrayal of Tawny Dean in 'Even Stevens' garnered attention and contributed to the show's success. In 'The Big Bang Theory', she played Leslie Winkle, adding to the comedic ensemble of the series. Harshman has also appeared in various films and television movies, showcasing a range of comedic talents.

Played Tawny Dean in 'Even Stevens'

Portrayed Leslie Winkle in 'The Big Bang Theory'

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