Andrea Anders

Anders is a native of Madison, Wisconsin. She was raised in DeForest and now lives in Los Angeles. The school she attended earned her a diploma. DeForest Area High in DeForest in 1993. In 1997 she earned an undergraduate degree in fine arts from the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point. In 2001, she earned a Masters of Fine Arts at Rutgers University. Anders and Matt LeBlanc dated from 2006 through 2015. They met when they were working on the set of the sitcom that has since been cancelled Joey. Her brother is director Sean Anders (Sex Drive, Never Been Thawed). Anders started working in theaters in the year 2001. She played the role of an understudy for Mary Louise Parker in the Broadway production of Proof and later, she played in the role of Elaine Robinson in The Graduate. Also, she appeared in On the Jump on the Arena Stage and New Doors at the Guthrie Theater. The actress has also been seen in Two New York Stage & Film productions: Cold/Tender and New World Rhapsody. Anders debuted on stage in Fat Pig, a Geffen Playhouse production. Fat Pig ended on 1 July 2007. Anders was first seen on TV in an ad for Dannon that aired in 2006. She then appeared on the show in the 90s. Anders is most famous for her roles on the television series Joey as well as The Class, where she played Nicole Allen Campbell (the ex-wife of a soccer player) (and as attorney Alex Garrett). Both times, she was in all of the episodes, however the shows were ended up being cancelled. Anders also appeared in guest characters on One Life to Live and Law & Order. She has made appearances as an actor on The Guiding Light. She was featured on HBO for three seasons as Donna Degenhart as early as 2003. Then, she appeared in the role of Heather on The Stepford Wives in 2004 as well as Brandy as Brandy and as Susan in Sex Drive in 2008. Anders appeared on Numb3rs the show, which ran on television in the year 2008. Anders has also appeared on two failed TV pilots. Spellbound, News To Me. Anders his most recent appearance was Better Off Ted. This is a comedy for the workplace with one camera, created by Victor Fresco and broadcast on ABC.