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Wynn Everett

b. 1978

American actress

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Born 1978. Wynn Everett is an American actor, television actor and film actor.

Wynn Everett (born October 26, 1978) is an American actress known for her roles in Marvel’s Agent Carter and other television programs including Doom Patrol, The Newsroom, and Teenage Bounty Hunters.

Early life and education Wynn Everett was born in Atlanta, Georgia on October 26, 1978, the daughter of Ed and Avis Everett. She grew up in Dunwoody and Cumming, Georgia, and attended Forsyth Central High School. Her junior year, she played the lead role in a one-act competition production of Children of a Lesser God, for which she won Georgia State Best Actress.

Everett attended Auburn University, where she was named "Miss Homecoming" in 1998 as a junior. She graduated in 2000 with a Bachelor of Arts in communication and a minor in theatre. She is an alumna of Alpha Gamma Delta women's fraternity. Everett has said of her time in college, "I tried everything, from theater to student government. I just went from Auburn feeling, 'I can go anywhere I want.'"

Career

Good Morning America Everett moved to New York City in September 2000, where, in addition to pursuing acting roles and waiting tables, she ran the green room of the Good Morning America morning show. She has had roles in Root (2004), End of the Spear (2006), as well as playing one of Charlie Wilson's office staff in Charlie Wilson's War (2007). She worked as a green room coordinator on Good Morning America. Everett's poetry has been published in The Curator, Darling Magazine, River Poets Anthology and Wilderness House Literary Review. She appeared as Tamara Hart in the HBO drama series The Newsroom, from 2012 to 2013.

In 2013, Everett was cast as female lead opposite Steve Zahn and Christian Slater in the ABC drama series Mind Games. The series was canceled after five episodes. She later was cast as lead in the TNT drama pilot Lumen.

In 2015, Everett was cast in season 2 of the ABC drama Agent Carter as Whitney Frost, a character based on the actress and inventor Hedy Lamarr. She later reprised the role in Avengers Assemble, where the character was originally a Hydra scientist.

She is featured in The Richards Group's Southeastern Conference "It Just Means More"advertising campaign which debuted on September 1, 2016.

In 2020, Everett played Ellen Johnson, the beloved guidance counselor of Willingham Academy in the sole season of the Netflix series Teenage Bounty Hunters. In 2021, Everett was cast in season 3 of Doom Patrol as Shelley Byron. In 2023, Everett was cast as mentally unstable Kathy, sister to Ronnie Sullivan, in Season 3 of Netflix hit series, Sweet Magnolias.

Personal life Everett is married to Michael Albanese, a writer and entrepreneur originally from Marietta, Georgia, whom she met in New York City. They have two daughters and a cat. Since 2019, the family has lived in South Atlanta. Prior to having kids, the couple collected first-edition books by authors like Flannery O'Connor and William Faulkner.

Filmography

Film

Television

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Auburn University, Forsyth Central High School

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Who is Wynn Everett?

American actress

When was Wynn Everett born?

Wynn Everett was born on 26 October 1978 in Atlanta.

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Wynn Everett is an actor, television actor and film actor.

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Wynn Everett is American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Wynn Everett

· Wikidata: Q4529648

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