Melissa Benoist

Actress in Supergirl and The Gifted

Melissa Benoist - Performers & Entertainers born October 4th, 1988
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An American actress and singer, gained recognition for portraying the title character in the television series Supergirl from 2015 to 2021. Also starred in the musical film Glee as Marley Rose, showcasing vocal talents. Featured in the series The Gifted, further establishing a presence in the sci-fi genre. Benoist has demonstrated versatility in film and television and has contributed to various projects in the entertainment industry.

Portrayed Supergirl in the series Supergirl

Appeared in the musical series Glee

Starred in the series The Gifted

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