Maeve Quinlan

Maeve Quinlan was born on Nov 16, 1964 in USA. Maeve Quinlan's big-screen debut came with Play It to the Bone directed by Ron Shelton in 1999. Maeve Quinlan is known for Riley Parra directed by Christin Baker, Marem Hassler stars as Riley Parra and Liz Vassey as Dr. Gillian Hunt. The upcoming new movie Maeve Quinlan plays is The Sinister Surrogate which will be released on Oct 13, 2018.

Born in Chicago from Irish parent, blonde, tall and very beautiful, Maeve Quinlan entered in the professional tennis circuit at age 16, appearing in several major tournaments and eventually reaching seed position #95 in world rankings, before turning to acting; she has starred in many films in supporting roles such as The Florentine (1999) with Tom Sizemore, co-star in Totally Blonde (2001) with Krista Allen and also in controversial film Ken Park (2002) in Rhonda's role followed by a role in another film thriller Net Games (2003) with C. Thomas Howell; in 2004, is lead actress in film The Drone Virus (2004) and plays supporting role in film comedy Criminal (2004) with John C. Reilly, while in 2005 she plays another supporting role in The Nickel Children (2005), but Maeve Quinlan is best known for her role as secretary Megan Conley/Brenda in Amour, gloire et beauté (1987) series Tv; she then went on to work on many other TV series and films as South of Nowhere (2005) plays Paula Carlin, star and product series Tv 3Way (2008), co-star in Les liens sacrés (2009) with Taraji P. Henson, and is the lead actress star in film Tv Adolescents criminels (2012); recently co-star in films as Grossesses rivales (2015), the thriller Le club du masque blanc (2017) and in Ce bébé est à moi! (2018); Maeve Quinlan continues to act and to be appreciated by directors for her versatility and acting skills.