Vanessa Lengies is most known for her roles as Roxanne Bojarski in the 2002 comedy-drama “American Dreams” and Sugar Motta in the third and fourth seasons of “Glee.” However, die-hard fans of the celeb will know that she’s been in showbiz since she was a kid, starting off her career with Canadian children’s shows such as “Popular Mechanics for Kids” and “Radio Active” and PBS cartoons like “Arthur” and “Caillou.”
Her first on-screen appearance was in the Canadian adaptation of “Lassie,” which she appeared in with her fellow Hallmark star Corey Sevier. Lengies also appeared in film projects such as the TV movie “Ratz,” the teen drama “Stick It,” and the black comedy “Waiting…” As an adult, the celeb was cast in the 2009 medical drama Hawthorne and then in the ABC sitcom “Mixology.” Besides her Hallmark movies, Lengies’s recent projects include a major part in the Disney+ adaptation of “Turner & Hooch” and supporting roles in TV shows such as “True Lies” and “Devil in Ohio.”
“I’ve been very fortunate. I’ve done I’ve been acting since I was seven,” Lengies told the podcast “Disrupt Everything” about her early acting days. “I was very interested in being the best of the best at what I was doing. I wanted my parents to be very proud of me, and I wanted my agents to think the world of me.”
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