Who played the nurse in Fantastic Four?

American actress, Maria Menounos, known for doing other things in the entertainment space like show hosting and wrestling, appeared in the comic book film Fantastic Four. 

She played the role of a nurse romanced by Human Torch, played by Chris Evans.

Born on June 8, 1978, Menounos started her career in the media when she was in her senior year at Emerson College. She worked as a reporter for Channel One News from January to February 2001 and reported on Earthquakes, NATO, and more. She even interviewed President George W. Bush during that time.

At age 17, she produced her first independent film dubbed Land of Merry Misfits. During that time she was still in college (Emerson College), and the movie was directed by her current husband Keven Undergaro.

She was also a contestant on the Season 14 of Dancing With the Stars, partnering with Derek Hough. Unfortunately, they were eliminated on May 15, 2012.

Some of her other movies and tv shows during the early stage of her career include Scrubs: Episode (My Extra Mile), Kickin’ It Old School, Clash of the Choirs, and more.

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