Julie Benz

 An acting coach told Benz 15 years old that she wouldn't be successful in her career as an actor. Benz claims that she remembers the teacher telling her not attempt acting. I have the report card in which she said something saying, 'You'll never be an actor. Your voice is horrible. This was the best thing I've done. "[77 Benz was done with figure skating in 1989, and she started getting involved with theater. She was then selected for the role of Street Law. Her first film role was a brief speaking role in "The Black Cat" segment of the Dario Argento/George A. Romero horror film Two Evil Eyes (1990). [8] A year later, she was cast in the show on TV Hi Honey, I'm Home! (1991),[1that was canceled after two seasons.After graduating from high school in the year 1990, Benz studied acting at New York University. She moved to Los Angeles after graduating from NYU in 1993. The opportunity was given to her for a role on Married... with Children in 1994. She played an actress playing a young girl who wants to end her love for Bud Bundy. This role was only two weeks after she relocated. She also appeared in an unaired Aaron Spelling television series called Crosstown Traffic. She starred in another unaired TV pilot titled Empire in the year 1995. Hang Time, High Tide and Step by Step were her other TV shows. She also appeared in one small role in The Barefoot Executive, a television film. In the 1990s her acting career was diverse and steady. Her uncredited part in Black Sheep and her role in Diagnosis: Murder as top figure skater "Julie" let her demonstrate her skating talent. Later TV appearances included roles in Sliders and The Single Guy. She was Christy in Hearts Adrift, and she played the lead role of Julie Falcon in Darkdrive.