Abigail Spencer

Abigail Leigh Spencer - born on the 4th of August, 1981 is a famous American Actress. Her most famous work is her performances in the movies Cowboys & Aliens The Haunting in Connecticut 2 Ghosts of Georgia Oz the Great & Powerful The Great and Powerful Is Where I Leave You as well as in the show on TV called Angel's Eyes Mad Men Hawthorne & Suits. Amantha Holden, a character from the Sundance Drama on the Channel Rectify. Abigail Leigh Spencer - an American actor whose career spans television and film - is a television star. The actress gained acclaim for her roles on the show drama Rectify and the sci-fi drama Timeless. Born in Gulf Breeze Florida she made her acting debut by playing a role in the soap-opera All My Children. Her character in the soap show All My Children earned her an award from Soap Opera Digest for Best Female Newcomer. She was a frequent guest during a number of years on television series. The show she appeared on received praise for her part she took on in the role of the Dr. Erin Jameson of Hawthorne. Gradually, her beautiful looks and impressive acting skills led to her gaining an ardent fan base. When she was about twenty-years old, her debut film performance was Campfire Stones. The other films she's appeared in include Jekyll This Means War and Chasing Mavericks. The actress was nominated for the Madrid International Film Festival Award for her part in the film Beautiful Now'. In the show Timeless in which she portrayed the character of Lucy Preston, a history professor. Spencer is nominated for Teen Choice Award after her performance in the series received praise from reviewers.

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