Actress. Best remembered for her role of 'Deborah Byrnes' in the Ben Stiller box office smash "Meet The Parents," her feature film debut. Her other film roles included the 2004 release "Suspect Zero," with Ben Kingsley. She also appeared in the independent feature "Killing Cinderella," and was the lead in the unreleased independent feature "Unbeatable Harold" with Gordon Michaels and Dylan McDermott. On television, she appeared in "The Court," "The Practice," "C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation," "Monk," "Dragnet" and "Without a Trace." She also appeared in the TV movie "See Arnold Run." The actress died in Hollywood four days after she reportedly checked into a Los Angeles hospital, was misdiagnosed and sent home with orders to take Tylenol. When her condition worsened, she returned to the hospital and was prescribed antibiotics for bronchitis and again sent home. Two days later, paramedics were called to her home after she collapsed, gasping for breath. By the time she reached the hospital, she was unconscious and passed away soon after.
Actress. Best remembered for her role of 'Deborah Byrnes' in the Ben Stiller box office smash "Meet The Parents," her feature film debut. Her other film roles included the 2004 release "Suspect Zero," with Ben Kingsley. She also appeared in the independent feature "Killing Cinderella," and was the lead in the unreleased independent feature "Unbeatable Harold" with Gordon Michaels and Dylan McDermott. On television, she appeared in "The Court," "The Practice," "C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation," "Monk," "Dragnet" and "Without a Trace." She also appeared in the TV movie "See Arnold Run." The actress died in Hollywood four days after she reportedly checked into a Los Angeles hospital, was misdiagnosed and sent home with orders to take Tylenol. When her condition worsened, she returned to the hospital and was prescribed antibiotics for bronchitis and again sent home. Two days later, paramedics were called to her home after she collapsed, gasping for breath. By the time she reached the hospital, she was unconscious and passed away soon after.
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