Arianne Zucker

Arianne Zucker was born on Jun 03, 1974 in USA. Arianne Zucker's big-screen debut came with Looking for Bobby D directed by Peymon Maskan in 2001. Arianne Zucker is known for DeVanity directed by Kelley Portier, Michael Caruso stars as Jason DeVanity and Katie Caprio as Bianca DeVanity Roth. Arianne Zucker has got 4 awards and 10 nominations so far. The most recent award Arianne Zucker achieved is Indie Series Awards. The upcoming new movie Arianne Zucker plays is We Still Say Grace which will be released on Dec 11, 2020.

Three-time Emmy-nominated actress Arianne Zucker has played many roles, but she is best known for the character of "Nicole Walker" on NBC's hit daytime drama, Des jours et des vies (1965). Arianne began playing her role in 1998 and has received three Daytime Emmy nominations and one Soap Opera Digest Award win for her portrayal as the unlucky-in-love vixen. Arianne began her career in modeling, when she was 16 years old. She immediately traveled to Paris, France after winning her first modeling contest. From there, she has traveled to Australia, Japan and finally back to New York City. During this time, Arianne also booked many national and international commercials, such as Mazda Miata and McDonald's. Arianne's independent film career started with a short film called Looking for Bobby D (2001) and she began to generate work in television by landing the role of "Brenda Collette" in Les experts: Miami (2002). Her work was noticed by writer Karen Harris (Hôpital central (1963), La force du destin (1970)) and was asked to play the role of "Winnifred Marshall" in Life in General (2008), a comedy based on the life of a writer and the behind the scenes of the making of a television show. Arianne continued on as "Jessica" in the horror film, The Last Resort (2009), directed by Brandon Nutt. 'Devantiy', an Emmy-nominated web series chose Arianne to guest star as Julie Regis (2013) as the uptight sister of Andrew Regis, the ruthless jewelry scion. Her latest film role in Froid comme la vengeance (2013), she played Kate, the best friend of "Elizabeth Chase" (Christina Cox). Her latest film role is in post-production for Lifetime called The Assistant (2016). Zucker plays the lead role of "Suzanne Austin" (2016). While not working on "Days of Our Lives", Arianne co-created the non-profit organization, Arrow-Heart Adventure Camps, in September of 2007 with her brother, Todd Zucker. They are a brother-sister team that believe in positively, mentor-ship and giving teens a chance to live to their full potential. Todd and Arianne have since tested the adventure camp in three different countries, U.S. London, England, and South Africa. We are committed to enriching the lives of young teens through a challenging outdoor adventure. We inspire kids to want to make better choices, build character, confidence, credibility and critical thinking skills.