Andrea Anders

Anders was originally born in Madison and raised DeForest. She currently lives at Los Angeles. After completing DeForest Area High Schools in DeForest as well as Stevens Point University in 1997 with a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Science degree, she was born in Madison. In 2001, she earned a Masters of Fine Arts at Rutgers University. Anders was in a relationship with Matt LeBlanc (whom she met during the filming of Joey) and her co-star of the show that was cancelled. Sean Anders, director of Sex Drive and Never Been Thawed (anders.com) is her twin brother. Anders began her career in the theater in 2001. She was an understudy for Mary Louise Parker for the Broadway production Proof. Also, she played Elaine Robinson later in The Graduate. She also appeared as a character in On the Jump on the Arena Stage and New Doors at the Guthrie Theater. The actress was also seen in two New York Stage & Film productions: Cold/Tender, and New World Rhapsody. Anders began her acting career in May 2007 at her first Geffen Playhouse production of Fat Pig. Fat Pig shut down on July 1, 2007, with her as the accountant Jeannie. Anders made her debut in a commercial on television for Dannon in the late 1990s. Then again, around the year 2006. Anders has been a part of Joey, as Alex Garrett the lawyer and The Class (nee Campbell) as Nicole Allen - an ex footballer's wife. Both series were cancelled, despite her appearance in every episode. Anders also appeared in guest roles on One Life to Live and Law & Order. She was characters on The Guiding Light. She appeared on HBO in three episodes in the role of Donna Degenhart as early as 2003. She then made appearances in the role of Heather in The Stepford Wives in 2004 as well as Brandy as Brandy, on Sex Drive in 2008. Anders was also seen on Numb3rs, which aired in the year 2008. Anders also starred in two television shows that failed. These included Spellbound and News To Me. Anders was on Better Off Ted for ABC The show is a comedy featuring just one camera. The script was written by Victor Fresco.