Natalie Morales
Actress and director of 'Parks and Recreation'
Born
February 15th, 1985
40 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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An American actress and director, she gained recognition for her role as Ann Perkins in the television series 'Parks and Recreation'. Morales also contributed to various films and television series as a director, bringing her artistic vision to the screen. In addition to acting, she worked on projects that expanded her influence in the entertainment industry. Her career includes roles that showcased her talents in both comedic and dramatic settings, affirming her versatility within the field.
Played Ann Perkins in 'Parks and Recreation'
Directed episodes of 'Parks and Recreation'
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