Cara Buono

Cara Buono is an actress, director and screenwriter in America. Born in a blue-collared family from New York Click to look into! >> Read More... , from the early age onwards her ambition in the life was to become an actress. At the age of 11, she got a call to cast in “Spookhouse”, directed by Harvey Fierstein Harvey Fierstein is an actor, voice actor, and pla >> Read More... . In her young age, she played different roles in American television and the New York stage and got the nomination for Daytime Emmy awards from CBS Schoolbreak Special: Abby, My Love (1991), where she acted as a young victim of sexual abuse. After that she played some of the leading roles in Waterland (1992) by Stephen Gyllenhaal, The Cowboy Way (1994) as an illegal migrant and Kicking and Screaming (1995) a famous comedy film directed by Noah Baumbach Born in the year 1969, Noah Baumbach is the son of >> Read More... . While doing acting, she also completed a double major in political science and English in 1995 from Columbia University in just a span of three years.

After the education, she focused on the character roles in Killer: A Journal of Murder (1995) where she acted as a wife of Robert Sean Leonard Robert Lawrence Leonard was born February 28, 1969 >> Read More... . She soon grabbed the opportunities in Man of the Century (1999) as a singer, Next Stop Wonderland (1998), Chutney Popcorn (1999), Happy Accidents (2000) and Attention Shoppers (2000). She also has an experience on behind the camera as a writer and director for Baggage (1997) starring Minnie Driver Minnie Driver is a singer and songwriter. She is a >> Read More... and Liev Schreiber Liev Schreiber is a famous producer and actor in H >> Read More... . She co-produced and played a role in Two Ninas (1999), a comedy film that depicts the story of two women who fell to an unfortunate man. She also wrote "When the Cat's Away" (1999) and the adaptation of "This Side of Paradise", a novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Later her focus shifted to television series and played the supporting roles in The Sopranos (1999) and Third Watch (1999) that gave Cara a much broader exposure to television. After that, she depicted as "Sheriff Anna Turner" in The Dead Zone (2002), where her character is to investigate the death of Chris Bruno, her predecessor. Due to her outstanding efforts, she was nominated for Emmy awards for the guest role in a Drama Series (2011).