Amanda Detmer - Biography

Last Editor: ferry.melissant				Amanda Detmer Biography -   Name : Amanda Detmer Birth Date : September 27, 1971 Birth Place : Chico, California, USA Birth Name : Amanda J. Detmer Education : Master of Fine Arts degree from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts Nationality : American Profession : Actress

Amanda Detmer Trivia -

In real life she was substantially older than the young women she portrayed onscreen, although her convincingly youthful performances aided her looks in deceiving viewers about her age. While her acting debut occurred with the television movie STOLEN INNOCENCE in 1995, she decided to complete her M.F.A. before seriously embarking on a career in show business.

Amanda Detmer Detailed Biography -

Born on September 27, 1971, in Chico, CA. After attending California State University as an undergraduate, she earned her master's degree at N.Y.U. in fine arts. While her acting debut occurred with the television movie Stolen Innocence in 1995, she decided to complete her M.F.A. before seriously embarking on a career in show business. In 1999, she re-entered the dramatic scene with a role in the TV miniseries To Serve and Protect. She also gained exposure and television experience on the series MYOB and Ryan Caulfield: Year One. Finding an asset in her youthfulness, she then appeared in two teen films, despite being in her late twenties, in 2000: Boys and Girls a romantic comedy starring Freddie Prinze Jr., Claire Forlani, and Jason Biggs and the thriller Final Destination. She starred as a would-be nun, longed for by the character played by Jason Biggs in Saving Silverman (2001), also featuring Jack Black. In The Majestic (also 2001), she portrays the woman Jim Carrey leaves behind when stricken with amnesia. In addition to smaller roles in 2002's Kiss the Bride and Big Fat Liar, she also starred as an understanding and upbeat teacher with a regular role on Don Roos' edgy comedy "M.Y.O.B." (NBC) and taking on a co-starring role alongside hot tickets Claire Forlani, Freddie Prinze Jr. and Jason Biggs in Robert Iscove's college-set romantic comedy "Boys and Girls".