Marni Lustig

Marni Lustig was born on Apr 07, 1972 in USA. Marni Lustig's big-screen debut came with The Adventures of Sebastian Cole directed by Tod Williams in 1998.

Originally from Detroit, Marni became a professional actress at age 14 when prominent talent managers and agents spotted her working in a play at a theater camp in upstate New York, Stagedoor Manor. She began flying back and forth to New York for auditions and eventually landed the leading role of Jessica Cole in "The Adventures of Sebastian Cole". Marni has shared the screen with some of Hollywood's finest stars. She's had the pleasure of locking lips with Anthony Hopkins working opposite him and Alec Baldwin in Baldwin's directorial debut "The Devil and Daniel Webster" ("A Short Cut to Happiness"), and has worked with Jesse Martin and Mariska Hargitay several times, playing a sassy New York City hooker on "Law and Order" and "SVU". Marni recurred as Cindy, the new intern, in the ABC series "Talk to Me" opposite Kyra Sedgwick and Beverly D'Angelo and co-starred as eccentric hairdresser Martini in Isaac Mizrahi's directorial debut "SuperModelHero". An accomplished singer, Marni also sings and composes music. She was discovered by Atlantic A&R in New York City and the same scout who discovered Lady Gaga, Wendy Starland. She then was signed to the personal label of Motti Shulman, brother of Lyor Cohen of Def Jam/300 Entertainment and VP of radio promotions at Atlantic Records.