Filmography by Lindsey McKeon

Lindsay McKeon is an American actress, whose popularity brought the role of Mary Lewis in the soap opera "Directing the Light," and also she performed a supporting role in the television series "Supernatural."

Biography

Lindsey was born in 1982 in New Jersey. When Lindsay McKeon was little, her family moved to California, where her childhood and youth passed.

In September 2013, the actress married Branta Hyveli, whom she had met for several years before.

Career on TV

As an actress, Lindsay made her debut in 1995 in the sitcom "Guy learns the world". A year later she received a major role in the comedy series "Saved by the Bell: The New Class," which was filmed until 2000.

Further, Lindsay's career went uphill. After the end of the television series "Saved by Bell" the actress received a major role in the drama series "Opposite Sex." The series was highly appreciated by critics, however it was not very popular, therefore it was closed after the airing of eight episodes.

In 2001, Lindsay McKeon was confirmed for the role of Mary Lewis in the television series "Directing Light," the longest soap opera in the history of American television, aired from 1952 to 2009. The television series was very popular all over the world, especially in the US and Canada.

Lovers of fantasy and horror know Lindsay on the television series Supernatural, in which the actress played the role of Tessa, the angel of death.

In 2009, the actress appeared in the episode "The Saviors" of the television series "Doctor House." The next few years, Lindsay McKeon was filming in television films and serials, but these roles were small. The most famous of them are "Beverly Hills: 90210", "Necessary cruelty", "Training day".

Career in cinema

In 2003, the actress starred in the slasher "Sliding" by Greg Hewson, who became her debut in feature-length cinema. The film was negatively evaluated by critics, among its main shortcomings were excessive predictability and simplicity of the plot.

In 2008, Lindsay played in the crime drama of Brian Goodman "What does not kill us." Her frame partners were Mark Ruffalo, Ethan Hawke and Amanda Pete. Film critics highly appreciated both the plot of the picture and the acting. For the role in this film, Mark Ruffalo was nominated for the Satellite Award.

A year later, the actress received a supporting role in the horror "Zastenok", the directorial debut of Billy Lewis. In 2014, the screen came thriller "Local" Alastair Orr, starring Lindsay McKeon. The films were not successful commercially and received mixed reviews from viewers.