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Rebecca Staab
Actor
Born July 27, 0001 in Hays, Kansas, USA
Rebecca Staab was born in Hays, Kansas and grew up in Omaha, Nebraska. Excelling in academics, Rebecca had a 4.0 GPA in both high school and college. Working what seems like nonstop, Rebecca recently wrapped a Netflix film as Dennis Quaid's wife, as well as Milo Ventimiglia's mother. She can presently be seen in Netflix's #1 series, The Night Agent, working with Gabriel Basso. She made a splash in the season 3 finale and season 4 of Superman & Lois, working primarily with Michael Cudlidz and Dylan Walsh. Rebecca's other work includes the #1 Netflix comedy film "Love Hard" starring alongside Nina Dobrev, Jimmy O. Yang, Harry Shum Jr, and James Saito. Not every girl gets the chance to be a Marvel Comic superhero, but Rebecca starred in the first cult-hit film "The Fantastic Four" as the original "Susan Storm -- The Invisible Girl," and reappeared (pun intended) in the newest "Fantastic Four: First Steps." Movie theater audiences can see Rebecca co-starring in the film "Breakthrough" alongside Chrissy Metz (This is Us), Topher Grace, Josh Lucas, and Mike Colter; as well as the film "The Miracle Season," alongside William Hurt and Helen Hunt. ABC thriller series "Somewhere Between" features Rebecca as series regular "Colleen Dekizer," working with the likes of Devon Sawa and Paula Patton. On "The Chronicle Mysteries" series, Rebecca plays the newspaper's Society Editor/Know-It-All as series regular "Eileen Bruce." Rebecca also stars as a series regular lead in the project "Manopause." She is enthusiastically remembered by many fans of the film "Love Potion No. 9," for her famous "verbally castrating" barroom scenes with Tate Donovan, and is also recognized frequently for the "top funniest commercials of the year" TAG body spray, as the Mrs. Robinson-MILF who seduces her daughter's boyfriend. Rebecca played the title role in the Indy film "A House on a Hill", starring with Philip Baker Hall, and worked on the critically acclaimed film "A Perfect Ending" with John Heard. Some of Rebecca's other series regular roles include the sex-crazed anchorwoman Sherry Beck on the newsroom drama "Live Shot"; innocent vampire Daphne Collins on the revised "Dark Shadows" with Ben Cross; the first lesbian television character Ellen Sommers on NBC's "Trade Winds"; and the billionaire widow/vampire/fashion designer Elizabeth Barrington on "Port Charles." Rebecca has most recently been seen on several top-rated Hallmark Channel films, as well as the award-winning shows Masters of Sex, Dexter, Glee, Fairly Legal, Criminal Minds, The Mentalist, CSI, CSI: NY, NCIS, and Nip/Tuck. Rebecca is also recognized from network classics Cheers, Seinfeld, Ellen, The Wonder Years, Columbo, Beverly Hills, 90210, and The Drew Carey Show, to name only a few. After college, Rebecca spent three years as a professional model based in Paris, and worked nonstop on location all over the world including Italy, Germany, and Japan, accumulating covers, features in fashion magazines, billboards, and international campaigns. She moved on to New York and continued working with the Ford Modeling agency. Booking her very first acting audition, Rebecca started her acting career as punk-rocker Cecelia Thompson on ABC's "Loving," followed by the series regular 'good girl,' Jessie Matthews, on "Guiding Light." An avid traveler, Rebecca has been from Russia to Costa Rica, Italy to Bali, Japan to Austria, France to Singapore, Estonia to Kauai, Crete to Zihuatanejo, Istanbul to Hong Kong, Helsinki to the Canary Islands, Tunisia to St. Barts, Tahiti to Tulum, and most places in between! She excels at every outdoor adventure sport - her garage looks like a miniature "Sports Chalet." Another passion of Rebecca's is architectural restoration -- hands-on, she recently completed a top-to-bottom inside-out year-long project of restoring a 100-year-old home from a "haunted crack house" to the historic jewel it deserves to be appreciated as. Having reconstructed every house she's ever lived in, Rebecca is always looking for the next restoration project. Rebecca also applies her construction and handiwork skills to projects for Habitat for Humanity. She and her longtime partner, William deVry, are very active in dog rescue. They foster four-legged friends who are slated for euthanasia, rehabilitate them, and find them qualified forever homes. They presently have five dogs of their own, but there's frequently an extra one or two in transition. They live in a registered historic home in the Hollywood Hills where Rebecca excels in landscape architecture, interior design, and gourmet cooking. Rebecca studied in New York City with Uta Hagen at the HB Studios, and in Los Angeles with Larry Moss.
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Superman & Lois: Season 1
Breakthrough
Seinfeld Season 1
Dexter - Season 1
The Mentalist: The Complete First Season
Criminal Minds, Season 1
Cheers Season 1
Masters of Sex - Season 1
NCIS - Season 1
Desperate Housewives - Season 1
Nip/Tuck
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Season 2
The Young Riders
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Filmography
Latest
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2025
The Fantastic Four: First Steps
2024
Season 1
2022
Cut, Color, Murder
2021
Family Law
Superman & Lois: Season 1
The Santa Stakeout
Christmas in Tahoe
2020
Christmas by Starlight
2019
Breakthrough
A Christmas Miracle
Chronicle Mysteries: Recovered
Surge of Power: Surge of Dawn
2018
Mingle All the Way
Christmas Bells are Ringing
Road to Christmas
2017
Moonlight in Vermont
Somewhere Between
2016
Surge of Power: Revenge of the Sequel
The Irresistible Blueberry Farm
2013
Masters of Sex - Season 1
2012
A Perfect Ending
2011
Fairly Legal Season 1
2009
Glee Season 1
2008
The Mentalist: The Complete First Season
2007
Danielle Steel's Safe Harbour
2006
Dexter - Season 1
2005
Criminal Minds, Season 1
2004
Desperate Housewives - Season 1
CSI: NY, Season 01
2003
Las Vegas
Nip/Tuck
NCIS - Season 1
2000
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Season 2
1999
The Substitute 3: The Winner Takes All
1997
T.N.T
NightMan - Season 1
1996
Pacific Blue, Season 1
1995
The Drew Carey Show Season 1
1994
Ellen Season 1
1993
Walker: Texas Ranger - Season 1
1992
Love & War - Season 1
Love Potion No. 9
Renegade Season 1
1991
Home Improvement Season 1
The Marrying Man
1990
Beverly Hills 90210 Season 1
1989
The Young Riders
Seinfeld Season 1
1986
Matlock Season 1
1982
Cheers Season 1
1973
The Young and the Restless - Season 51
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