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An actress with talent and poise, Lindsay Sloane has built an impressive list of credits, challenging herself with each new role.

Sloane will star in Griffin Dunne's The Accidental Husband, opposite Uma Thurman, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Colin Firth. Yari Film Group is releasing the film March 7th, 2008.

Sloane recently wrapped production on Howard Michael Gould's The Six Wives of Henry Lefay, opposite Tim Allen, S. Epatha Merkerson, Paz Vega and Elisha Cuthbert.

Sloane recently starred in Jake Kasdan's indie satire film The TV Set, opposite David Duchovny and Sigourney Weaver. The story follows the making of a television pilot at PANDA Network with Sloane playing the actress in the pilot. The film premiered at the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival.

On the big screen, Sloane made an impression on critics as Big Red, the drill sergeant of a cheer captain in Peyton Reed's hit Universal comedy Bring It On, opposite Kirsten Dunst. Additionally, she starred in Andrew Flemming's The In-Laws, opposite Michael Douglas, Albert Brooks and Ryan Reynolds.

Sloane began her acting career on ABC's hugely successful The Wonder Years, opposite Fred Savage. She then starred as a series regular on the NBC sitcom Mr. Rhodes. Her performance garnered her a young artist of the year nomination for best supporting actress. Following her 1 year stint on Mr. Rhodes she starred as a series regular on ABC's Friday night hit Sabrina The Teenage Witch. Shortly after, she starred as the lead in the WB Network show-within-a-show Grosse Pointe, a dead-on spoof of Beverly Hills 90210. Sloane's painfully insecure portrayal of Marcy Sternfeld, the needy probably bulimic ingénue, earned a great deal of praise within the industry. She recently had a guest starring appearance on HBO's popular series Entourage.

Sloane was born in New York and currently resides in Los Angeles.