Alexandra Holden’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Actress
Is Actor 
Television actor 
From United States of America 
Type Film, TV, Stage & Radio 
Gender female
Birth 30 April 1977, Northfield
Age: 43 years
Star sign Taurus

Alexandra Holden (born April 30, 1977) is an American film and television actress.

Life and career

Holden was born in Northfield, Minnesota, the daughter of Kristi and Barry Holden. She played film roles in Drop Dead Gorgeous as Mary Johanson and in Sugar & Spice as Fern Rogers. She also starred in the low budget slasher film Wishcraft.

Holden has also had roles in TV and music videos. She appeared on Friends as Ross’s girlfriend, Elizabeth Stevens. Other TV roles include Ally McBeal, Tru Calling, Six Feet Under and Private Practice. In music, she appeared in Aerosmith’s “Hole in My Soul” video.

Filmography

Film
Year Title Role Notes
1997 The Last Time I Committed Suicide Vicky
1997 In & Out Meredith
1998 Dancer, Texas Pop. 81 Vivian
1999 Guinevere Angelic Girl
1999 EDtv College Girl
1999 Drop Dead Gorgeous Mary Johanson
2001 Sugar & Spice Fern Rogers
2001 Uprising Frania Beatus TV film
2002 Wishcraft Samantha Warren
2002 American Gun Mia
2002 Four Reasons Nurse
2002 The Hot Chick Lulu
2003 Dead End Marion Harrington
2003 Moving Alan Dee Dee
2003 How to Deal Scarlett Smith
2003 Purgatory Flats Sunny Burkhardt
2005 Everything’s Gone Green Rosemary Short film
2005 Window Theory Kate
2005 Everything You Want Jessica Lindstrom TV film
2006 Special Maggie
2006 Wasted Amber
2006 A Trick of the Mind Jennifer TV film
2006 A Dead Calling Rachel Beckwith
2007 All the Days Before Tomorrow Alison
2008 The Frequency of Claire Claire
2008 Dark Reel Scarlett May
2009 Post Grad Cute Funky Girl
2010 Healing Hands Natasha Waverly TV film
2011 Lovely Molly Hannah
2011 Let Go Kelly
2013 In a World… Jamie
2014 Zoe Gone Alicia Lynne
2014 Loaded April
2015 Always Watching: A Marble Hornets Story Rose
Television
Year Title Role Notes
1996–1997 Mr. Rhodes Dani Swanson 3 episodes
1997 Cracker Debbie 2 episodes
2000 Once and Again Cassidy 2 episodes
2000 Friends Elizabeth Stevens 5 episodes
2001 Ally McBeal Jane Wilco 3 episodes
2002 Six Feet Under Rebecca Leah Milford Episode: “In the Game”
2004 Tru Calling Jackie Connors Episode: “Drop Dead Gorgeous”
2006 Grey’s Anatomy Jaime Carr Episode: “Where the Boys Are”
2007 Friday Night Lights Suzy 5 episodes
2008 CSI: Miami Carla Hoyle Episode: “Gone Baby Gone”
2008 Private Practice Laura Larson Episode: “Serving Two Masters”
2009 Cold Case Caroline Kemp Episode: “Libertyville”
2009 Royal Pains Zoe Hill Episode: “Wonderland”
2010 The Mentalist Crystal Hargrove Episode: “Blood in, Blood Out”
2011 Franklin & Bash Debbie Wilcox 5 episodes
2011 Friends with Benefits Dakota Episode: “Pilot”
2011 Man Up! Rebecca Episode: “High Road is the Guy Road”
2011 Covert Affairs Grace Langford Episode: “Horse to Water”
2012–2016 Rizzoli & Isles Lydia Sparks Recurring role
2012 Bones Margot Sandoval Episode: “The Partners in the Divorce”
2012 NCIS Brooke Fenton Episode: “Shell Shock (Part II)”
2013 The Mob Doctor Bethany Maslan Episode: “Resurrection”
2013 Vegas Dawn Fields Episode: “From This Day Forward”
2013 Drop Dead Diva Becca Holt Episode: “One Shot”
2014 CSI Mary Haymond Episode: “Dead Rails”
2014 NCIS: Los Angeles Elise Elena Jaeger Episode: “War Cries”
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