Meredith Eaton
Actress, best known for 'Boston Legal'

Born
August 26th, 1974
50 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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Active in television and film, one prominent role occurred in the legal drama 'Boston Legal' where played the character Bethany Fong. Featured in the series 'NCIS' as a recurring character and appeared in the comedy-drama 'Family Law'. Also worked in various guest roles across multiple TV shows, showcasing versatility in acting skills.
Portrayed Bethany Fong in 'Boston Legal'
Appeared as a recurring character on 'NCIS'
Acted in 'Family Law'
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