Alexandra Breckenridge

Darien, CT, native Alexandra Breckenridge (also frequently billed as Alex Breckenridge) took an interest in the stage as a youngster and moved to Southern California to pursue acting during early adolescence. Breckenridge's initial assignments largely consisted of guest roles on programs including Freaks and Geeks and Dawson's Creek, though she branched out into feature work in 1999 (at the age of 17) with a turn in the independently produced comedy Locust Valley, and thereafter alternated between additional acting work in Hollywood features and contributions to high-profile network series. Feature projects included the family-friendly showbiz comedy Big Fat Liar (2002) and the gender-bending Amanda Bynes farce She's the Man (2006), while additional television contributions included guest spots on Family Guy and Charmed and an ongoing role as celebrity tabloid journalist Willa McPherson on the Courteney Cox-headlined satirical drama Dirt (2007). ~ Nathan Southern Full Biography »