Abigail Spencer

Abigail Leigh Spencer was born in August 1981. The actress Abigail Spencer was an actress from America. Born on August 4 the 4th of August, 1981. Amantha holdsen is her present part on Rectify on the Sundance Channel. Abigail Leigh Spencer has worked in film and television. She was known for her roles in the drama show Rectify and in the science-fiction series Timeless. The native of Gulf Breeze, she began her career as a soap star in the show All My Children. It was for her outstanding performance that she won the Soap Opera Digest Award. She mostly played in guest roles over the course of some time. In the show Hawthorne the actress was widely acknowledged for her character of Dr. Erin Jameson. As time went on, her gorgeous looks and extraordinary acting talents helped her to build a loyal fan base. Her film debut was at around twenty, when she appeared her role in Campfire Stones. Jekyll This Means War as along with Chasing Mavericks are two other films in which she appeared. In the film Beautiful Now, she was nominated for the Madrid International Film Festival Award. The leading character of Timeless will be Lucy Preston, history professor. Spencer received a Teen Choice Award nomination and was also praised for her work on the show by critics.

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