Libby Aubrey

Libby Aubrey was born on Sep 20, 1949 in USA. Libby Aubrey's big-screen debut came with G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero - The M.A.S.S. Device - Season 1 directed by Dan Thompson in 1983. Libby Aubrey is known for The Ghost Writer directed by Alan Rafkin, Anthony Perkins stars as Anthony Strack and Leigh Taylor-Young as Elizabeth Strack. The upcoming new movie Libby Aubrey plays is Last Days of Coney Island which will be released on Oct 29, 2015.

It was fate and not intention that turned Libby Aubrey from a Beverly Hills housewife into a world class athlete. A Pennsylvania native, Libby's first love was acting, which she began studying at an early age. By the time she was eight, she was performing on the highly respected Bucks County Playhouse, in New Hope, Pennsylvania. She later appeared in theatrical productions on the music theater circuit and went on to study acting at Stephens College for Women, the University of Wisconsin, and the University of Paris, Sorbonne. Returning to the United States, Libby worked as a model, dancer, actress, and voice over specialist, and she appeared in numerous national and regional commercials. Several years later, while recovering from the death of her mother, Libby determined she must improve her own health and the quality of her life, and soon she found a new sense of freedom in cycling. In her first year of competition, and at fifty years of age, Libby Aubrey won Silver Medals in the California State Championship in the 500-meter and the two-kilometer time pursuit. She won two more Silvers in Indianapolis for the same events and a Bronze Medal in Manchester, England for the 500 meter. Just recently, she established a new world record in flying 200 meter Time Trial for women her age. To perpetuate the sport of cycling, Libby has brought together a federation of corporate interests and related associations to form the SCHOOL OF CHAMPIONS. As Chair Person, Libby will develop through School of Champions, a national standard for training and certifying cycling coaches, trainers and instructors at all levels of the United States Cycling Federation (USCF).