Born and raised in the California coastal town of La Jolla, Autumn Reeser was involved in performing since a child. Following graduation from Carlsbad High, Autumn ventured to UCLA. It was television that first brought in the dough for Autumn – roles in “Star Trek: Voyager,” “George Lopez,” and the 2002 TV movie “The Brady Bunch in the White House” (with Autumn as Marcia) were a few of her early credits.
A couple of recurring roles on “Grounded for Life” and “Complete Savages” paved the way for her role as Taylor Townsend on “The O.C.” In 2007, she was ranked #65 on Maxim’s Hot 100 List and the exposure opened new avenues for Autumn, with things like “Palo Alto, CA,” “Lost Boys: The Tribe,” and the video game “Command and Conquer: Red Alert 3.” She also starred on the short-lived comedy series, “Valentine.”
But most recently it’s been her turn as Lizzie Grant on “Entourage” that has renewed interest in Autumn’s career. In 2009, she married a burgeoning filmmaker named Jesse Warren and has closed her first decade in entertainment and is still going strong. It’s clear Autumn Reeser is a mainstay, but what she’ll be popping up in will always be a surprise.
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Autumn on the Screen
Some of Autumn’s most memorable roles include Piper on “George Lopez,” Jane in “The Girl Next Door,” Alison on “Grounded for Life,” Megan on an episode of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” Nicole in “The Lost Boys: The Tribe,” Ashley Hastings on three episodes of “Raising the Bar,” Kaitlyn in “Smokin’ Aces 2: Assassins Ball,” and Lizzie Grant on “Entourage.”
Autumn Reeser on the Video
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Autumn gives a candid interview on acting.
Autumn Says
On her passion:
“I’m looking forward to getting as much work as I can because acting is absolutely what I want to do with my life, and something I know I’ll never stop doing, whether I’m on a TV show, or doing teeny independent films or onstage in a town somewhere in another country.”