Monica Potter

Born on June 30, 1971, as Monica Gregg Brokaw in a quaint American town, little did her family know that their daughter would soon captivate hearts with her compelling performances in the world of cinema. As Monica Potter matured and honed her acting skills, she emerged as one of Hollywood's most versatile actresses.

In the mid-90s, Monica's career took off when she landed starring roles in the action-packed film Con Air (1997) alongside Nicolas Cage and in the heartwarming comedy-drama Patch Adams (1998), where she starred opposite Robin Williams. Continuing her successful streak, Monica took on the gripping thriller Along Came a Spider (2001).

In the mid-2000s, Monica ventured into the horror genre with her roles in Saw (2004), one of the most iconic film franchises in recent history, and later in a remake of the classic 1972 horror film The Last House on the Left (2009).

Not only has Monica made her mark on the big screen, but she has also left an indelible impression on television. She joined the cast of the legal drama Boston Legal as a series regular and later garnered critical acclaim for her Golden Globe-nominated role as Kristina Braverman in the NBC drama series Parenthood (2010–2015), which chronicled the lives and relationships of four grown siblings and their parents.

More recently, Monica became a series regular on CBS's Wisdom of the Crowd (2017-2018), where she played the lead character's wife in the drama-thriller series about a tech innovator who creates an online platform to solve crimes.

Throughout her impressive career, Monica Potter has proven that she is not just another actress in Hollywood; she is a talented, multifaceted artist whose work continues to entertain and inspire audiences across the globe.