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Julie Benz (Actor)

A pretty blonde performer with a soulful look and a whispery voice, Julie Benz started out not on stage,... (Learn more)

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Julie Benz’s Milestones

	Began skating at age three; competed professionally until age sixteen in singles and ice dancing
	Landed first acting role in a local stage production of "Breaking the Code"
	Moved to New York City; attended New York University
	Relocated to Los Angeles to pursue acting career
1988	With parter David Schilling, ranked thirteenth at the 1988 U.S. National Junior Dance Championships in Denver
1990	Featured in Dario Argento's episodic horror feature "Two Evil Eyes"
1991 - 1992	Played the daughter of a 1950s sitcom family relocated to the 1990s suburbs, on "Hi Honey, I'm Home" (ABC, Nickelodeon)
1995	Had a cameo in the Disney Family Films presentation of "The Barefoot Executive" (ABC)
1997	Had a memorable cameo as a receptionist in "As Good As It Gets"
1997	Originated the role of vampire Darla on "Buffy, the Vampire Slayer" (The WB)
1998	Featured in the parody short "Eating Las Vegas"
1998	Was a regular on the short-lived Fox sitcom "Ask Harriet"
1999	Co-starred in the high school-set black comedy "Jawbreaker"
1999	Had a recurring role on "Roswell" (The WB) as Miss Topolsky, a school guidance counselor
1999	Was a regular on "Payne" (NBC), a short-lived remake of the popular British comedy "Fawlty Towers"
2000	Featured in the USA Network spoof, "Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the 13th"
2000	Had a recurring guest role on the "Buffy" spin-off "Angel", reprising the role of Darla
2000	Had a supporting role in the ABC TV-movie remake "Satan's School For Girls"
2001 - 2004	Became a series regular as Darla on "Angel" (The WB)
2001	Played comedian Bill Bellamy's girlfriend in "The Brothers"
2002	Featured in the alien abduction-themed Sci-Fi Channel miniseries "Taken"
2005	Co-starred in The Bubble Factory's black comedy "A Fate Totally Worse Than Death" (lensed 1999)
2005	Co-starred in the HBO's award winning film, "Lackawanna Blues"
2006	Appeared in the Lifetime movie "Circle of Friends"
2006	Cast as Rita Bennett, the girlfriend of a serial killer on Showtime's crime thriller "Dexter"
2008	Played an idealistic young missionary, opposite Sylvester Stallone in "Rambo"; Stallone also produced, wrote and directed