Andrea Anders

Anders was originally was born in Madison and was raised in DeForest. She currently lives with her family in Los Angeles. She graduated from DeForest Area High in DeForest in 1993. Then, in 1997 she earned a bachelor's degree in fine arts from University of Wisconsin Stevens Point. In 2001, Anders earned an MA in Fine Arts at Rutgers University. Anders as well as Matt LeBlanc dated from 2006 to 2015. They met when they were working on the set for the now-cancelled sitcom Joey. Sean Anders directs her (Sex Drive, never been Thawed). Anders' career began with the stage in 2001. Anders played the role of Mary Louise Parker for the Broadway production Proof. Anders also was Elaine Robinson later in The Graduate. She also appeared in On the Jump on the Arena Stage and New Doors at the Guthrie Theater. Anders is also a part of two New York Stage & Film Productions, Cold/Tender as well as New World Rhapsody. Anders first appeared in Fat Pig at Geffen Playhouse on May 7, 2007. Fat Pig, which closed its doors on July 1 2007 saw Anders play Jeannie an accountant. Anders was first shown on television in the commercial for Dannon the show, which ran from 2006 and again during the 1990s. Anders was most well-known for her appearances as a character in Joey as well as The Class, where she appeared as Nicole Allen Campbell (the ex-wife of a players) (and as the lawyer Alex Garrett). In both cases she appeared on all the episodes but the shows were cancelled. Anders made guest appearances on One Life to Live (as Donna Degenhart), Law & Order (as Heather), The Guiding Light as well as Tru Calling. The actress was in five episodes of HBO Drama series Oz in 2003 as Donna Degenhart in 2003, as well as a brief appearance in the 2004 movie The Stepford Wives, playing the part of Heather in the film, as well as in the film Sex Drive as Brandy. Anders also appeared on Numb3rs in 2008. Anders was also a part of two unsuccessful TV pilots. They were Spellbound as well as News To Me. Anders has recently been cast in the role of Better Off Ted by Victor Fresco, an ABC workplace comedy that is made with a single camera.