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Shiri Appleby
Born: Dec 7, 1978
Shiri Appleby was born in Los Angeles, California. Shiri has been acting since the age of 4, landing jobs in several commercials for Cheerios, M&Ms and Taco Bell. Her first television job was on the soap Santa Barbara. Next came various roles on thirtysomething, The Bronx Zoo and Doogie Howser, M.D.. She made her film-debut in the low budget sequel, The Bite. I Love You to Death. For the next four years, she worked steadily in television movies and made various television appearances. Roles on 7th Heaven and City Guys followed and then Shiri enrolled into the University of Southern California where she planned on taking a break from acting and studying English. However, her plans gave way when she landed the role as Liz Parker on the WB Hit Roswell. It was then that she gave her education a break and decided to try acting full-time. With the success of Roswell, Shiri rose to fan-magazine fame and was seen everywhere through the show's success. With small roles in past films such as The Thirteenth Floor and The Other Sister in 2002, after Roswell ended, Shiri landed the lead role as Amy Miller, the trusting girlfriend of Jesse Bradford, in the suspenseful teen-film Swimf@n.
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