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Jamie Anne Allman (née Brown; born April 6, 1977) is an American actress. She is known for her role as Terry Marek on AMC's The Killing, and Connie Riesler on the FX police drama The Shield.
Jamie Anne Allman. Actress: The Notebook. Jamie Anne Brown was born in Parsons, Kansas. The eldest of five siblings, from a very early age, Brown dreamed of becoming an actress. Pursuing this dream, she moved to Los Angeles. One of her very first roles was a recurring part on The Shield (2002).
Jamie Anne Allman. Actress: The Notebook. Jamie Anne Brown was born in Parsons, Kansas. The eldest of five siblings, from a very early age, Brown dreamed of becoming an actress. Pursuing this dream, she moved to Los Angeles. One of her very first roles was a recurring part on The Shield (2002).
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May 18, 2012 · The show revolves around the murder of teenager Rosie Larsen and as the story deepens, we’re finding out that Rosie’s aunt Terry, played by Jamie Anne Allman also has some secrets she’s been hiding.
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Discover the TV and film projects of Jamie Anne Allman, a versatile and talented actress with memorable roles in various genres.
Apr 6, 2012 · (CBS News) AMC's "The Killing" star Jamie Anne Allman, who plays murder victim Rosie Larsen's fun Aunt Terry, says fans will have another season filled with twists and turns that will keep...
Jun 18, 2012 · But, ultimately, it was her aunt, Terry Marek (Jamie Anne Allman), who was responsible for Rosie’s tragic death. She drove the car (containing her screaming niece) into the lake, all the...
