Who is Lindsay Sloane? Everything You Need to Know

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Also Known As: Lindsay Sloane Leikin-Rollins

Age: 47 Years, 47 Year Old Females

Family:

Spouse/Ex-: Dar Rollins (m. 2004)

father: Joey Leikin

mother: Renée Leikin

children: Maxwell Lue Rollins, Pippa Jean

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Height: 5'4" (163 cm), 5'4" Females

U.S. State: New Yorkers

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What movies has Lindsay Sloane been in?

Lindsay Sloane has appeared in movies such as "Bring It On," "She's Out of My League," "The Other Guys," "The Accidental Husband," and "Horrible Bosses."
2

Is Lindsay Sloane related to Sarah Michelle Gellar?

No, Lindsay Sloane is not related to Sarah Michelle Gellar.
3

Has Lindsay Sloane ever appeared in TV shows?

Yes, Lindsay Sloane has appeared in various TV shows, including "The Odd Couple," "The League," "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch," "Grosse Pointe," and "How I Met Your Mother."

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Career

Empowered by the support of her family, Lindsay Sloane started to harbour acting aspirations when she was a child. Her family relocated to Los Angeles, California, which helped her land more acting opportunities. When she was eight years old, she found herself an agent. One time, she had an audition, and her mother drove through the 1992 LA Riots so she could attend it.

Sloane began her career in the entertainment industry as the voice of Big Sister in CBS’ Primetime animated TV special ‘Why, Charlie Brown, Why?’ She subsequently joined the cast of ‘The Wonder Years’ in season five, portraying Alice Pedermeir. Sloane went on to appear in six episodes of the show in total. In 1994, she made an appearance in an episode of the short-lived but critically-acclaimed teen-drama ‘My So-Called Life’. In 1995, she made guest-appearances in the teenage anthology series ‘CBS Schoolbreak Special’ and Fox’s sitcom ‘New York Daze’.

In 1996, she landed the recurring role of Zoey Miller in the short-lived NBC sitcom ‘Mr. Rhodes’. She subsequently made a series of guest appearances in a string of TV shows, including ‘Promised Land’ (1997), ‘Working’ (1997), and Dharma & Greg’ (1997). In 1999, the video game ‘Lands of Lore’ was released. In it, she lends her voice to a character named ‘Goldy’. She also appeared in the 1998 short film ‘Win a Date’.

Sloane became a member of the main cast of ABC’s sitcom ‘Sabrina, the Teenage Witch’ in season two in 1997, portraying Valerie Birkhead. She is the best friend of the protagonist and while she may seem as dim-witted at times, it is actually her lack of confidence that makes people question her intelligence. In season four, Sloane leaves the show when her character relocates to Alaska with her parents.

In 1999, she voiced Jackie Wallace in an episode of Kids’ WB’s ‘Batman Beyond’. Sloane was cast in her first cinematic role in Paul Lazarus’ romantic comedy ‘Seven Girlfriends’. She played the role of Daphne. She subsequently appeared in the television movie ‘Student Affairs’. Between 1999 and 2000, she played Patty in two episodes of Fox’s period sitcom ‘That ’70s Show’. In 2000, she got the chance to work with Aaron Sorkin in his political drama serial ‘The West Wing’. That year, she also appeared in her second feature film, the teen cheerleading comedy ‘Bring it On’.

In 2000, she started playing Marcy Sternfeld, a parody of actress Tori Spelling in The WB’s sitcom ‘Grosse Pointe’, which itself was a satire on shows like the night-time soap ‘Beverly Hills, 90210’. The series was cancelled after one season.

Sloane portrayed the sixth wife in the comedy film ‘The Six Wives of Henry Lefay’ (2009), Jay Baruchel’s former girlfriend in the romantic-comedy ‘She's Out of My League’ (2010), Mark Wahlberg’s ex-fiancée in the action-comedy ‘The Other Guys’ (2010), and Charlie Day’s fiancée in the black comedy ‘Horrible Bosses’ (2011) and ‘Horrible Bosses 2’ (2014).

From 2006 to 2007, Sloane appeared in yet another short-lived sitcom, ‘Help Me Help You’. She shared screen space with Matthew Perry and Thomas Lennon in the 2015 television rendition of ‘The Odd Couple’. She was cast as Emily, Oscar Madison (Perry) and Felix Unger’s (Lennon) neighbour from the upstairs. The show concluded in January 2017 and was later formally cancelled.

Sloane has played the recurring role of Tina Steigerman in several episodes of USA Network’s comedy series ‘Playing House’ (2014-17). She is set to star in filmmaker Drake Doremus’ untitled project.

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Family & Personal Life

Born on August 8, 1977, in Long Island, New York, USA, Lindsay Sloane hails from a Jewish family. Her father, Joey Leikin, is a sales manager while her mother, Renée, is a children's librarian. Sloane was a student at Chatsworth High School in Chatsworth, California.

Sloane exchanged wedding vows with talent agent Dar Rollins in 2004. She gave birth to their oldest daughter, Maxwell Lue, on January 19, 2012. Their youngest daughter, Pippa Jean, was born on May 19, 2017.

Facts About Lindsay Sloane

Lindsay Sloane is an accomplished baker and often shares her delicious creations on social media.

She has a passion for collecting vintage vinyl records and has an impressive collection.

Lindsay Sloane is a talented painter and enjoys expressing her creativity through art.

She is a dedicated advocate for animal rights and actively supports various animal welfare organizations.

Lindsay Sloane is known for her quirky sense of humor and loves to make people laugh with her witty jokes and funny anecdotes.

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