AnnaLynne McCord

AnnaLynne McCord, an American actress, is well-known in the world of. McCord became famous in 2007 for her role as a vixen-like roles. Her most memorable role was as Eden Lord (the scheming Eden Lord) on FX's Nip/Tuck as well as Loren WAKEFIELD, a telenovela on MyNetworkTV's American Heiress. AnnaLynne McCord was born in the US. The actress is writer and producer as well as director. McCord, who is best is known for playing the dark and seductive vixen in her darker roles on FX television's series Nip/Tuck began her career in the role of Eden Lord. After that, she appeared on the CW's 90210 series on and TNT's Dallas Stalker and CBS FOX's Jerry Bruckheimer's pilot Lucifer. The actress is currently appearing on ABC's Secret's and Lies. The 2012 film Excision received a lot of appreciation for McCord's performance in the role of the deluded, troubled teenager. In 2012, she was named Best Actress for her character as a disturbed and deluded teenager in the film Excision. McCord was praised by viewers and critics alike for her performance in the recent film 68 Kill. McCord's current role is as lead actress of the POPTV Comedy, Let's Go Physical. The film stars her with Jane Seymour (from Breaking Bad) and Matt Jones. AnnaLynne McCord, an American activist and model, was born on 16 July 1987 Atlanta Georgia United States. AnnaLynne McCord has been an American actress since the 16th of July, 1987. McCord has appeared in a range of roles for women. Her first big break was in 2007 in which she played Eden Lord the calculating Eden Lord in the FX TV series Nip/Tuck, as well as Loren Wakfield as pampered Loren Whitfield on the MyNetworkTV Telenovela American Heiress. Her film credits include the saga Day of the Dead, and the action-packed Transporter 2. The role she was given was that of the antiheroine Naomi Clark in the CW 90210 series that she played for the first time. Clark was originally intended as an extra. McCord was described as the main persona in various publications at the conclusion of season one.