Julie Benz

 A coach for acting told Benz 15 years old that she was not going to succeed in her career as an actor. Benz says she can remember the teacher telling her to not attempt acting. I still have my report from the teacher who stated "You won't ever be an actor." Your voice is horrible. It was the most enjoyable thing I've ever done. "[77 Benz was finished in figure skating in 1989, and she started to participate in the theater. She was later selected for the role of Street Law. The first time she was seen, she played an unimportant role as a speaker in "The Black Cat" segment of the Dario Argento/George A. Romero's horror film Two Evil Eyes (1990). A year later she was cast in Hi Honey, My Home! (1991),[1which was canceled after only two seasons. Benz graduated from high school in the year 1990. She relocated to Los Angeles after graduating from NYU in 1993. The opportunity was given to her for a role in the television show Married... with Children in 1994. She was an actress playing an innocent girl who is looking to end her love for Bud Bundy. This role came just two weeks after she relocated. In addition, she starred in an unaired Aaron Spelling television series called Crosstown Traffic. In 1995, she appeared in Empire which was an unaired TV pilot that had not yet airing. Hang Time, High Tide and Step by Step were her other TV programs. She also played an uncredited role in The Barefoot Executive, a film for television. Her acting career was consistent and varied throughout the 1990s. She was not credited in the film the film Black Sheep as well as her role as "Julie" the top figure skater, let her showcase her skating abilities in Diagnosis: Murder. Her later TV appearances included appearances in Sliders and The Single Guy. She played Christy in Hearts Adrift, and she was the lead character of Julie Falcon in Darkdrive.