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About Steven R. McQueen Wiki (aka Jeremy in “Vampire Diaries”)

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Early life, family, educational background

American actor Steven Chadwick McQueen – professionally known as Steven R. McQueen – was born on 13 July 1988 in Los Angeles, California, USA, making him a Cancerean. His ethnicity is very mixed, as it includes Dutch, German, English, Scottish, Cornish, Welsh, Scots-Irish/Northern Irish, Catalan, Chinese, Spanish, Filipino and Basque.

He was born to former actor and race car driver Chad McQueen, and former actress and humanitarian Stacia Robitaille (previously named Stacey Toten). His parents divorced and Stacia married former ice hockey player and professional ice hockey executive Luc Robitaille. Steven has three younger siblings; two from his father’s side, Chase (born in 1995) and Madison (born in 1996) and a half-brother from his mother’s side, Jesse (born 1995). The “R.” in Steven’s stage name is from “Robitaille,” to honor his stepfather’s surname. In an interview with the New York Post, Steven spoke about the role Luc has had in his life, ‘My stepdad has been more like a biological dad in my life. I’m pretty close with my biological dad, but I think of him more like an uncle. It’s a good relationship.”

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Steven has quite an interesting family tree. His paternal grandparents are Filipin actress Neile Adams and star American actor Steve McQueen. Neile’s niece is Isabel Preysler, a Filipino-Spanish socialite and the mother of Enrique Iglesias, Chabeli Iglesias and Julio Iglesias Jr. – meaning Steven is the second cousin of the Iglesiases.

In his teenage years, Steven moved a lot with his parents and ended up being home-schooled until he matriculated. When they were living in Detroit, he really began getting into films, and watched everything his grandfather appeared in – ‘From there, my passion for it slowly unfolded. I went to a couple of classes and I grew to love it.’ Steven decided to leave home and move back to Los Angeles to pursue his own acting career by enrolling in classes.

Steven is possibly best known for playing Jeremy Gilbert in “The Vampire Diaries” and “Legacies” and Jimmy Borrelli in “Chicago Fire.”

Family’s personal life

Steven’s paternal grandparents

American actor Terrence Stephen McQueen – professionally known as Steve McQueen – was born on 24 March 1930 in Beech Grove, Indiana, US. From 1956 to 1972 he was married to Neile Adams, then married actress Ali MacGraw in 1973, but they divorced in 1978, and in 1980 he married his third wife Barbara Minty – they remained married until his passing on 7 November 1980 in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico. Steven’s fame was brought upon by his antihero persona, which was most popular in the 1960s. He was the star of several blockbuster films, including the original “The Magnificent Seven” (1960), “The Great Escape” (1964), “Bullitt” (1968 – credited with ‘selling’ the Ford Mustang car), and “The Towering Inferno” (1974). His nickname was the ‘King of Cool,’ and he raced under the name Harvey Mushman. He had two children, one of whom is Chad McQueen.

Filipina-American actress, dancer and singer Ruby Neilam Salvador ‘Neile’ Adams, was born on 10 July 1932 in Manila, Philippine Islands. After her divorce from Steve in 1972 she was married to Alvin Toffel from 1980 until his passing in 2005. She appeared in over 20 television series and films throughout her career from 1952 to 1991.

Steven’s parents

American actor and race-car driver Chadwick Steven ‘Chad’ McQueen was born on 28 December 1960, in Los Angeles; he married Stacey Rae Toten in 1987, but they divorced in 1990, after which he married Jeanie Galbraith in 1993. He has three children Steven, Chase and Madison. As of Aaugust 2022 Chad’s net worth is estimated at $45 million.

Lucia, Steven’s mother, is very private about her personal life, but his stepfather not so much. Canadian-American former ice hockey player and executive Luc Robitaille was born on 17 February 1966 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. He was part of the National Hockey League for 19 seasons and is now the president of the Los Angeles Kings which are under the NHL. Lucia and Luc have a son named Jesse who was born on 2 June 1995. In 2005 Luc earned his American citizenship.

Career

Steven was 17 in September 2005 when he made his television debut as a guest star in an episode of “Threshold,” a CBS science fiction drama. From there, Steven went on to appear in a few more CBS series including “CSI: Miami,” “Without a Trace” and “Numb3rs.” From 2005 to 2007, he appeared as Kyle Hunter in seven episodes of “Everwood,” a WB drama; Kyle was a moody teen piano prodigy struggling to figure out his sexuality. His coming out storyline was written so viewers could understand the struggles people go through when figuring out their sexuality and also let viewers going through that understand that they are not alone.

In 2006, Steven co-starred in the short film entitled “Club Soda,” and two years later, he made his feature film debut in “Minutemen” a Disney Channel Original Movie, playing the villain named Derek Beaugard in the film; when asked if it was difficult to portray an evil character, Steven replied, ‘You know, it was actually really fun because I’m not really that mean in real life. It’s all just pretend and really fun.”

Steven was cast as Elena’s younger brother Jeremy Gilbert in “The Vampire Diaries” in March 2009 – CW released their television series based on the fantasy supernatural drama L.J. Smith novels of the same name. Steven appeared in the first six seasons of the series until 2015 – Jeremy was written out by explaining to the audience that he would be leaving Mystic Falls to attend art school. He guest appeared in the series finale in 2017, helping the Salvatore Boarding School for the Young and Gifted, then again reprised his role the following year in the spin-off series, “Legacies.”

In 2010 he played Jake Forester in “Piranha 3D,” the loose remake of the 1978 horror entitled “Piranha.” Jake is a socially awkward teenager who falls in love with a girl who is two years older than him. The cast was made up of Jerry O’Connell, Adam Scott and Elisabeth Shue.

In 2014 Steven gave modeling a try when he joined Abercrombie and Fitch’s Spring campaign, “The Making of a Star.” Other celebrities who modeled in the campaign included Debby Ryan, Christa B. Allen,and Colton Haynes. They also made a promotional video in which Steven spoke about the inspiration he gets from his grandfather’s work, ‘… I started watching my grandpa’s movies, and I saw what an impact he made to the world and I said to myself, ‘Hey, I want to do that.’’

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The following year Steven was cast as Jimmy Borrelli in the fourth season of “Chicago Fire,” an NBC drama series. For the first six episodes he was credited as a recurring role, then from the seventh episode, as part of the main cast. In 2016, “Chicago Fire” and “Chicago P.D.” have a few crossover episodes, falling under Dick Wolf’s “One Chicago” franchise, and Steven appeared in those too. Unfortunately, in season five, episode two of the show, Jimmy was written out of the show when he suffered a severe injury while responding to a fire. The injury didn’t end his life, but it was too dire to continue working as a firefighter.

Aside from reprising his role as Jeremy in “Legacies,” in 2018 Steven also appeared in “The Take Off,” a short film that premiered at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. He also starred in “Home by Spring,” the first Hallmark Orginal Movie he worked on, and ended 2018 starring in Netflix’s “Medal of Honor” as Joseph Vittori. The anthology documentary dedicated that episode to following Joseph’s journey, and how he ended up as the posthumous recipient of the US Medal of Honor.

In 2020, Steven starred alongside Casper Van Dien and Neal McDonough in “The Warrant” an INSP western television film; in an interview, he spoke about how he got to work on the film – ‘Neal’s been a family friend for a long time so he called me and we had a conversation about it and he said it was gonna be a Western, and we’d get to shoot some guns and have a good time…’

In 2006 he attended the Beverly Hills Film Festival as a nominee in the Best Male Performance category for his work in “Club Soda”, which he won. In 2013, his performance as Jeremy earned him a nomination for a Teen Choice Awards in the Choice TV Male Scene Stealer category, but he didn’t win.

Personal life

Steven has had a few girlfriends in the industry, such as Hilary Harley, Candice Accola, Dylan Peen, Chelsea Kane, Olivia Pickren, Malese Jow, and Trisha Cummings. On 25 January 2018, he took to Instagram to announce his happy news, posting a black and white photo of himself and model Alexandra Silva along with the caption ‘She said yes.’ Sadly, the pair split up only four months later, without explanation.

He currently resides in his Los Angeles apartment.

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Philanthropy

In 2014, Steven began supporting the Thirst Project, a non-profit organization working to provide safe drinking water to underprivileged and underdeveloped communities around the world. He attends the Annual Thirst Gala which is the organization’s annual fundraising event. He also visited the Kingdom of Eswatini (previously called Swaziland) in Southern Africa to assist in the installation of water systems.

Other non-profit organizations Steven supports include TECHO and Echoes of Hope. The former focuses on recruiting young volunteers to help fight Latin America’s extreme poverty issues, especially those negatively influencing youth. They help execute social inclusion programs and erect transitional housing. Echoes of Hope was actually founded by Luc and Stacia, and focuses on helping emancipated and vulnerable youth members to achieve their full potential.

Hobbies, favorite things, and interesting facts

Steven enjoys going to the gym and practicing martial arts
He loves poetry
As of August 2022, he has over 1.3 million followers on Instagram

After playing a few drug addicts, he was accused of being a drug addict himself, but Steven claims that he’s never been involved with drugs.

Appearance

Steven stands at 6ft (183cm) tall, weighs 170lbs (77kg), has dark brown hair and dark brown eyes. His body type is mesomorph and he is quite toned and muscular, with vital statistics of 43-14.5-32.

Steven made his love of poetry permanent when he had it tattooed on his back saying, ‘The Road Not Taken,’ which is a famous poem by Robert Frost. He explained his reasoning in the printed version of Abercrombie and Fitch’s Spring campaign, saying ‘He [Frost] shows that there are always choices in life, you need to embrace them and maybe even take the path that others don’t.’ His other tattoo is of his family crest.

Net worth and salary

As of August 2022, his net worth is estimated at over $3 million, and his income is averaged at $15,000 a week. Reportedly, the salary of “The Vampire Diaries” main cast was $40,000 to $50,000 per episode, so it can be presumed that Steven earned somewhat less than that.

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The Untold Truth About Gwyneth Paltrow’s Mother Blythe Danner

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Who is Blythe Danner?

Blythe Danner is an American Primetime Emmy Award and Tony Award-winning actress, perhaps still best known as Isabelle’ Izzy’ Huffstodt in the TV series “Huff” (2004-2006) and as Tara Walton in the film “Paul” (2011), but also as the mother of the popular actress and singer, Gwyneth Paltrow.

Blythe Danner Wiki: Age, Childhood, and Education

Blythe Katherine Danner was born on 3 February 1943, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. She is one of three children born to Harry Earl Danner, a bank executive, and his wife, Katherine. Her siblings are Harry Danner, an actor and opera singer, and Dorothy ‘Dottie’ Danner, a director and actress.

Of German, Irish and English ancestry, Blythe went to George School, from which she matriculated in 1960, after which she got her drama degree from Bard College.

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On-Stage Career

Blythe then launched her career, and first appeared on stage, making her debut in the role of Laura Wingfield in the 1965 play “The Glass Menagerie”, performed at Theater Company of Boston. Two years later, she was Irina Prozorova in the play “Three Sisters”, and in 1968, she portrayed Sister Marthe in the play “Cyrano de Bergerac”.

In 1969, Blythe starred as Jill Tanner in the play “Butterflies Are Free”, which won her a Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Play”. Her next prominent portrayal was of Cynthia Karslake in the play “The New York Idea” (1977), which earned her a Drama Desk Award nomination in the category for Outstanding Actress in a Play, while in 1980 she was Emma in the play “Betrayal”, performed at Trafalgar Theatre, and which earned her another Drama Desk Award nomination, and a Tony Award nomination.

During this time, she was also enjoying success on screen, but she continued to raise applause in theaters. In 1988, Blythe starred as Beatrice in the play “Much Ado About Nothing” at Delacorte Theater, and as Blanche DuBois in the play “A Streetcar Named Desire”.

She began the ’90s with the role of Rosemary Sydney in the play “Picnic” (1991) at the Williamstown Theatre Festival. Then in 1995, she was Bel in the play “Moonlight” at Laura Pels Theatre. In 2001 she earned a third Tony Award nomination for her portrayal of Phyllis Rogers Stone in the play “Follies”. Five years later, she was Violet Venable in the play “Suddenly Last Summer”, for which she received Drama Desk Award nomination in the category for Outstanding Actress in a Play.

Her latest stage appearance was as Anna Paterson in the play “The Country House” (2014), performed at Samuel J. Friedman Theatre.

On Screen Career

Blythe made her on-screen debut in 1968, with a minor role in the TV series “N.Y.P.D.”, while in 1970, she was Agnes Nolan Cohan in the television biopic about the biggest Broadway star, George M. Cohan, simply entitled “George M!”, with Joel Grey, Bernadette Peters and Jack Cassidy in the lead roles.

The following year, Blythe starred in the thriller-drama movie “Dr. Cook’s Garden”, and in 1972 she was one of the main stars of the fantasy romantic drama movie “The Scarecrow”, alongside Nina Foch and Norman Lloyd.

In 1974, Blythe portrayed Zelda Fitzgerald in the biopic about the eponymous story behind F. Scott Fitzgerald and how he met Zelda, while the famous writer was in the army and stationed in Alabama in 1919, entitled “F. Scott Fitzgerald and ‘The Last of the Belles'”, co-starring Richard Chamberlain and Susan Sarandon.

Two years later, Blythe starred with Peter Fonda in the sci-fi thriller film “Futureworld”, while in 1977, she starred in the Primetime Emmy Award-nominated television biopic “A Love Affair: The Eleanor and Lou Gehrig Story”, next to Edward Herrmann.

Before the ’70s ended, Blythe had starred in the Oscar-nominated drama film “The Great Santini” with Robert Duvall and Michael O’Keefe, and also starred in the Primetime Emmy Award-winning comedy movie “You Can’t Take it with You”.

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She appeared in the television biopic of Albert Speer, Adolf Hitler’s confidant, architect and Minister of Armaments, entitled “Inside the Third Reich” (1982), starring Rutger Hauer, and two years later portrayed Anne Sullivan Macy, the lifelong teacher and companion of Hellen Keller, in the television biopic entitled “Hellen Keller: The Miracle Continues”.

In 1988 she appeared in Woody Allen’s drama film “Another Woman”, with Gena Rowlands, Mia Farrow, and Ian Holm in the lead roles, while she finished the decade with the co-starring role in the television mystery movie “Money, Power, Murder.”.

Blythe began the ’90s with a part in the Academy Award-nominated drama film “Mr. & Mrs Bridge”, with Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward and Saundra McClain in the lead roles, then she again worked with Woody Allen on his Oscar-nominated romantic comedy film “Alice”.

In 1991, Blythe starred with Nick Nolte, and Barbra Streisand in the multiple Academy Awards nominated film “The Prince of Tides”, directed by Barbra Streisand and based on the novel of the same title by Pat Conroy.

Her business relationship with Woody Allen continued with the Oscar-nominated film “Husbands and Wives” in 1992, while in 1998, she was Cassidy in the award-winning sci-fi mystery drama film “The X-Files”, starring the renowned TV couple David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson.

She began the new millennium with the role of Dina Byrnes in the romantic comedy film “Meet the Parents” (2000). A year later, she joined the cast of the eponymous sitcom “Will & Grace” as Marilyn Truman, and until 2020 she appeared in 15 episodes.

In 2002 she starred as Corinne Mulvaney in the television drama movie “We Were the Mulvaneys”, which earned her a Primetime Emmy Award nomination, and the following year she played Aurelia Plath, the mother of the writer and poet Sylvia Plath, who was portrayed by Blythe’s daughter Gwyneth Paltrow, entitled “Sylvia”.

From 2004 to 2006, Blythe starred as Isabelle’ Izzy’ Huffstodt in the TV comedy-drama series “Huff”, which won her two Primetime Emmy Awards in the category for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series.

Three years after the end of “Huff”, Blythe starred in the award-winning comedy film “The Lightkeepers”, and in 2010 she reprised the role of Dina Byrnes in the film “Little Fockers”. The following year she starred with Melanie Lynskey and Christopher Abbott in the award-winning romantic comedy-drama film “Hello I Must Be Going”, then in 2012 she joined Zac Efron and Taylor Schilling to complete the main cast of the award-winning romantic mystery-drama film “The Lucky One”.

Despite aging, Blythe refused to slow down and is still active as an actress. She featured in the comedy mystery-crime film “Murder of a Cat” (2014), starring alongside Fran Kranz and Aidan Andrews, while in 2015, she was the main star of Brett Haley’s romantic comedy-drama film “I’ll See You in My Dreams”.

Next, three years later, Blythe starred in the comedy-drama film “Hearts Beat Loud”, alongside Nick Offerman and Kiersey Clemons, and then in 2019 appeared in Noble Jones’s romantic drama film “The Tomorrow Man”.

In 2021, she joined the eponymous TV fantasy mystery-drama series “American Gods” for three episodes as Demeter, while she can now be heard as the voice of Grandma Jones in the animated comedy series “Ridley Jones” (2021-2022).

Net Worth

Blythe Danner’s net worth has been estimated at $40 million, as of late- 2022.

Personal Life, Marriage, Husband, Children

Blythe was married to producer and director Bruce Paltrow from 1969 until his death from oral cancer in 2002. In addition to Gwyneth, Blythe gave birth to Jake Paltrow, who is now a filmmaker.

Appearance and Vital Statistics

Blythe is known for her natural blonde hair and blue eyes. She stands at 5ft 7ins (1.7m), weighs about 130lbs (60kgs), and her vital statistics are 32-23-32, bra size 32C.

Hobbies, Interests, and Trivia

Additional to acting, Blythe is a talented singer; however, she damaged her voice during her Broadway debut, which later left her with the husky and raspy voice we know her for.

She is involved with the non-profit Oral Cancer Foundation, and raises funds having launched the Bruce Paltrow Oral Cancer Fund.

Blythe is an environmental activist; she’s active with INFORM, INC., and sits on the board of Environmental Advocates of New York, and the Board of Directors of the Environmental Media Association.

Back in 2002, she was the recipient of the 2002 EMA Board of Directors Ongoing Commitment Award, while in 2011, she became a member of the Moms Clean Air Force.

She practices transcendental meditation, saying that it has helped her a lot in preserving both her physical and mental health.

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Blythe Danner Daughter, Gwyneth Paltrow, Short Bio

Gwyneth Kate Paltrow was born on 27 September 1972, in Los Angeles, California, USA – her godfather is renowned director Steven Spielberg. Gwyneth grew up in a relatively wealthy household in Santa Monica, California, USA, and went to Crossroads School. She later attended the all-girls private Spence School in Manhattan, after which she studied art history at the University of California, Santa Barbara; however, she never finished her studies, as she wanted to focus on her acting career.

Gwyneth made her acting debut in 1991, with the role of Rebecca in the romantic drama film “Shout”, with John Travolta, Jamie Walters and Heather Graham in the lead roles. She enjoyed massive success throughout the ’90s, appearing in numerous successful projects, despite being new on the acting scene.

In 1993, she starred with Nicole Kidman and Alec Baldwin in the mystery thriller film “Malice”, and in 1995 portrayed Thomas Jefferson’s daughter Patsy, in the biopic about their lives in Paris, entitled “Jefferson in Paris”.

The same year she starred as Tracy in the eponymous thriller “Se7en”, directed by David Fincher, and starring Morgan Freeman, Brad Pitt, and Kevin Spacey, while in 1996, she was Emma in the Academy Award-winning romantic comedy-drama film “Emma”, based on the novel of the same name by Jane Austen, about a young 19th century Englishwoman who is great at matchmaking her friends and neighbors, but struggles to find true love for herself.

She won the Oscar in the category for Best Actress in a Leading Role for portraying Viola De Lesseps in the historical comedy-drama film “Shakespeare in Love” (1998), co-starring Joseph Fiennes and Geoffrey Rush.

The same year, Gwyneth starred in the romantic drama film “Great Expectations”, based on the popular novel by Charles Dickens, but with a modern outlook.

Since the start of the new millennium, Gwyneth has appeared in a number of successful projects, which has put her on the list of Hollywood greats. She starred in Wes Anderson’s Oscar-nominated comedy-drama film “The Royal Tenenbaums” (2001) with Gene Hackman and Anjelica Huston. Then, she starred as Sylvia Plath in the biopic “Sylvia” (2003) about her relationship with poet Edward James ‘Ted’ Hughes, while in 2004, she starred with Jude Law in Kerry Conran’s award-winning action mystery film “Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow”.

Gwyneth is also known as Pepper Potts in the Marvel Universe films, starting with “Iron Man” in 2008 and ending with “Avengers: Endgame” (2019). In between, she was Pepper Potts in such films as “Iron Man 3” (2013) and “Spider-Man: Homecoming” (2017), among others.

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To speak further of her accomplishments, Gwyneth portrayed Beth Emhoff in the film “Contagion” (2011), while from 2010 to 2014, she portrayed Holly Holliday in the TV series “Glee”. Her latest role was as Georgina Hobart in the Primetime Emmy Award-nominated comedy-drama series “The Politician” (2019-2020).

In addition to acting, Gwyneth is a model, a businesswoman, and an author.

Gwyneth has been in several high-profile relationships, including becoming engaged to Brad Pitt, whom she dated from 1994 to 1997, and she was in an on-again-off-again romance with actor Ben Affleck from 1997 to 2000.

She was married to Coldplay singer Chris Martin from 2003 to 2016, with whom she has two children. Since 2018 she has been married to producer and director Brad Falchuk.

According to sources, Gwyneth Paltrow’s net worth has been estimated at close to $200 million as of mid- 2022. She stands at 5ft 9ins (1.75m), while she weighs about 130lbs (60kgs).

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What is Brooke Nevin from ‘The Christmas Cure’ doing today? Wiki

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Who is Brooke Nevin?

Brooke Nevin is a Canadian actress, perhaps still best known as Rachel Berenson in the TV series “Animorphs” (1998-1999), and as Sonja Lester in the TV series “Call Me Fitz” (2010-2013), among several other popular roles.

What is Brooke Nevin Doing Today?

Brooke Nevin is now in her late 30s, and enjoying the best years of her career. Most recently, she was cast as Ryan Jones in the TV romantic comedy-drama series “Good Trouble”.

Her character is set for a major story, a food critic, and a love interest to Dennis Cooper; so far, she’s appeared in six episodes.

Brooke Nevin Wiki: Age, Childhood, and Education

Brooke Candice Nevin was born on 22 December 1982, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She is the daughter of Bob Nevin, a retired professional ice hockey player who played for such franchises as Toronto Maple Leafs, New York Rangers, Los Angeles Kings, and Edmonton Oilers, and his wife Monique.

She has a younger sister Kaleigh. Brooke attended Leaside High School, and after matriculating, received lessons from Amy Lyndon, a renowned acting coach.

Career Beginnings

Brooke made her acting debut in 1997, with a minor role in the TV series “Goosebumps”. The following year, Brooke took a huge step forward in her career with the part of Rachel Berenson in the TV sci-fi thriller-fantasy series “Animorphs” (1998-1999), co-starring Shawn Ashmore and Boris Cabrera, while she also appeared in the television movie drama “Running Wild”, which starred Gregory Harrison, Lori Hallier and Cody Jones.

She began the new millennium with a role in the Primetime Emmy Award-nominated television biopic historical drama “Haven” (2001), which tells the story of the Holocaust refugees and their safe travel from war-torn Europe with the help of US officials, directed by Joh Gray, and starring Natasha Richardson, Colm Feore, and Henry Czerny.

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In 2004 she starred in the television comedy film “Very Cool Christmas”, with George Hamilton and Donna Mills, while from 2004 to 2006, she portrayed Nikki Hudson in the TV sci-fi mystery-drama series “The 4400”.

She was quite busy in 2006, first playing Christine Pearce in the romantic comedy film “Comeback Season”, starring Ray Liotta, Shaun Sipos and Glenne Headly, then starring in David Winkler’s television drama movie “A Daughter’s Conviction”.

Rise to Prominence

She continued to improve as an actress – in 2008, she starred as Addy in the award-winning comedy film “Sherman’s Way”, then through 2009, she was Brooke in the TV series “Imaginary Bitches”. She next played Sierra Silver in the award-winning comedy-drama film “My Suicide”, which starred Gabriel Sunday, David Carradine, and Mariel Hemmingway, and before the end of the decade, Brooke starred in the action comedy film “Infestation”, alongside Christopher Rodriguez Marquette and Kinsey Packard.

Brooke began the 2010s with the role of Sonja Lester in the award-winning TV comedy series “Call Me Fitz” (2010-2013), which starred Jason Priestley, Peter MacNeill and Donavon Stinson. Concurrently, in 2011 and 2012, she portrayed Julianne Simms in the TV thriller crime-drama series “Breakout Kings”, co-starring Domenick Lombardozzi and Malcolm Goodwin, then starred in the superhero comedy film “Alter Egos”, written and directed by Jordan Galland and co-starring Kris Lemche and Joey Kern.

The following year, she joined the cast of the popular action drama series “Chicago Fire”, with Taylor Kinney, Christian Stolte, and Eamonn Walker in the lead roles. Moreover, she was Dr. Clara Malone in the award-winning TV mystery crime-drama series “Cracked”, which starred David Sutcliffe, Luisa d’Oliveira and Dayo Ade.

Two years later, Brooke starred in Alex Wright’s crime-drama film “Stolen from Suburbia”, next to Cynthia Watros and Sydney Sweeney, and appeared in the television mystery-drama movie “Signed, Sealed, Delivered: From Paris with Love”, with Eric Mabius, Kristin Booth and Yan-Kay Crystal Lowe as the main stars.

In 2016 she appeared in two TV series – she was Emily Burke in the TV sci-fi action-mystery series “Quantum Break”, with Shawn Ashmore, Aidan Gillen and Patrick Heusinger in the lead roles, and was then Linda in the TV action crime-drama series “Scorpion”.

The following year, she starred with Vanessa Marcil and Stephen Snedden in the thriller-drama film “The Wrong Mother”, and then starred in the television movie “Hometown Hero”.

She continued with another lead role, in the television movie “The Christmas Cure”, and in 2018, starred with Michael Cassidy and Jeremy Guilbaut in the romantic comedy movie “Jingle Around the Clock”. In 2019, Brooke portrayed Sarah in the adventure fantasy film “Her Secret Family Killer”, with Brian Ames, Diora Baird, and Chip Bolick in the lead roles, and starred in the short comedy film “Power of Termination”, next to Sally Ann Brooks and Husein Madhavji.

The following year, Brooke portrayed Lauren in the short-lived TV drama series “Council of Dads”, with Sarah Wayne Callies, Clive Standen, and J. August Richards in the lead roles.

Her next starring appearance was in the romantic comedy-drama movie “Crashing Through the Snow” (2021), co-starring Amy Acker and Warren Christie, and then with Corey Sevier and Alli Chung starred in the romantic comedy movie “It Takes a Christmas Village“.

The same year, Nevin had the lead role in the romantic comedy movie “Sweet as Maple Syrup”, alongside Carlo Marks and Jon McLaren, and then appeared in the award-winning romantic comedy film “Construction”, which starred Victor Hawks, Gino Anthony Pesi, and Devin Ratray.

Recently, she appeared in the TV series “Magnum P.I.” (2022) and was Ally in one episode of the popular TV series “S.W.A.T.”.

Net Worth

According to sources, Brooke Nevin’s net worth is estimated at $2.5 million as of mid- 2022. Brooke has appeared in 90 film and TV titles since starting her career in the late ’90s.

Personal Life, Dating, Married, Husband, Children

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Brooke has kept her personal life under wraps for quite some time, but she no longer hides details of her love life. According to sources, she is dating actor Michael Traynor, best known as Nichols in the TV series “The Walking Dead”.

Appearance and Vital Statistics

Brooke Nevin has blonde hair and blue eyes. She’s 5ft 5ins (1.65m) tall, weighs about 114lbs (52kgs), with vital statistics of 35-23-35, bra size 34C.

Interests and Trivia

Brooke is known for her philanthropic work. She has collaborated with the charitable organization, Saving Innocence, which is focused on stopping the sex trafficking of children and their exploitation, and helping survivors with mentorship programs and advocacy.

Moreover, she has worked with the organization, A Sense of Home, which helps young adults who are too old for foster care.

Brooke is fluent in the French language.