Biography
Who is Christa Miller?
Early life and background
Christa Beatrice Miller was born in Manhattan, United States, on May 28, 1964. During her childhood, she worked as a child model, though those early modeling days ended following an operation for a benign bone tumor. She attended the Convent of the Sacred Heart for her education. After briefly returning to modeling as a young adult, she decided to pursue acting instead.
Career breakthrough
A major turning point in her professional life occurred when she appeared twice on the hit sitcom Seinfeld as two different characters. In 1993, she played a prospective boss to George Costanza in the episode titled The Sniffing Accountant. This experience helped her realize how much she enjoyed performing in comedy, shifting her original goal of becoming a dramatic actress. Two years later, she returned to the program for the episode titled The Doodle to portray George's girlfriend, Paula.
Television success
In 2001, her husband, writer and producer Bill Lawrence, created the comedy drama series Scrubs. She was cast in a guest role as Jordan Sullivan, the acerbic ex-wife of Dr. Cox, played by John C. McGinley. Although the character was originally intended to appear in only one episode, the role became recurring by the second season. Around the same time, she provided the voice for Cleopatra in the animated series Clone High and later appeared in a two-part television miniseries titled The Andromeda Strain.
Personal life and family
Christa Miller married writer and producer Bill Lawrence in 1999. Together, they share three children. One of their children is singer and actor Charlotte Lawrence. Her family life has occasionally intersected with her professional career through various television projects created by her husband.
Birthday and age
Christa Miller was born on May 28, 1964, which makes Christa 62 years old today. That birthday falls under the Gemini sign. Christa shares the date with 32 other famous people.
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