Lauren Bittner

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Lauren Bittner
Born
New York City, U.S.
Years active2004–present

Lauren Bittner is an American actress.

Life and career

Bittner was born in New York City. She is best known for her role as Julie in Paranormal Activity 3 . [1] Bittner has also appeared in The Thing About My Folks , Flannel Pajamas , Gardener of Eden , Bride Wars , The Mighty Macs , and Subject: I Love You .

Contents

Bittner was cast as a series regular on the Lifetime drama series Secret Lives of Wives. [2]

Filmography

YearTitleRoleNotes
2004 Third Watch AmberEpisode: "Purgatory"
2005 The Thing About My Folks Baseball Cutie
2006 Lovebites Katie
Nobody's Watching Jill NolanTV pilot
Flannel Pajamas Amanda
Law & Order: Criminal Intent Amanda BreenEpisode: "Wasichu"
2007SpellboundAlexTV pilot
The Black Donnellys Mary Ann Maxwell2 episodes
Gardener of Eden Laura
2009 Bride Wars Amie
Once More with Feeling Susan
The Mighty Macs Mary Margaret O'Malley
2010WornEmmaShort film
2011 Subject: I Love You Rena
Paranormal Activity 3 Julie
2012 Blue Bloods Alyssa MulrowEpisode: "Risk and Reward"
2013The Secret Lives of WivesJessie
2013–2014 Hart of Dixie Vivian Wilkes12 episodes
2021Unknown Dimension: The Story of Paranormal ActivityHerselfDocumentary film

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References

  1. "EXCLUSIVE: Lauren Bittner Talks Paranormal Activity 3 Blu-ray". 17 January 2012. Retrieved 22 June 2018.
  2. Andreeva, Nellie (10 October 2012). "Clarke Peters, Lauren Bittner, And Thomas Wright Join AMC, Lifetime & FX Drama Pilots" . Retrieved 22 June 2018.