Bree Nicole Turner is an American actress.
Personal life Turner was born in Palo Alto, California.
Her father is former pro-football player Kevin Turner of the New York Giants, Washington
Redskins, Seattle Seahawks and Cleveland Browns.
In 1995, Bree graduated from Monte Vista High School in Danville, California, where she
was voted 1994 Homecoming Queen.
She subsequently enrolled at King's College London and at University of California, Los
Angeles.
Bree, who is a competitive roller-skater and professional dancer, is a fan of video games.
She said: “Growing up, I had a Nintendo.
I liked the Mario Bros. and Track and Field.
I was very good.
I don't mean to age myself, but I came home every day, went straight to my Nintendo and
rocked it.
I have three younger brothers, so I always leaned towards more boy hobbies.
I was a dancer, so in my down time I always wanted to play video games and hang out with
the boys.
Then when I went to college, I had a PlayStation but I haven't picked up my joystick in a while.
I need to get back on it.
I got into Dance Dance Revolution for a while.”
In 2008, Turner married orthopaedic surgeon Justin Saliman at the Casa Del Mar hotel in
Santa Monica, California.
Turner and Saliman have one daughter, Stella Jean, who was born on June 29, 2010.
Their son, Dean, was born on September 12, 2012.
Career Turner landed her first speaking role in Deuce
Bigalow: Male Gigolo.
That same year, she was cast on MTV's late night anthology series, Undressed.
She also did TV commercial for Gap "Khaki Country" and "Khaki-a-go-go," and for Dr.
Pepper.
Turner was a background dancer in such hit films as The Big Lebowski, She's All That
and Mike Myers’ Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me.
She has since appeared in films like The Wedding Planner, Joe Dirt, American Pie 2, Sorority
Boys, Bring It On Again and Jekyll + Hyde.
She played a supporting role in Todd Holland's family film Firehouse Dog, alongside Josh
Hutcherson, Bruce Greenwood, Dash Mihok, Steven Culp and Bill Nunn.
In 2000, Turner could be seen in two independent films, Scott Falconer and Scott Hatley's musical
and romantic drama True Vinyl and writer-director Robert Boris' wrestling drama Backyard Dogs.
The next year, she shared the screen with Jennifer Lopez and Matthew McConaughey in
the romantic comedy The Wedding Planner, with David Spade in the comedy Joe Dirt, and with
Jason Biggs and Eugene Levy in the teen comedy American Pie.
Meanwhile, Turner was also playing recurring roles on the UPN sitcom Moesha, the ABC sitcom
Spin City and the CBS drama Cold Case.
She also did a TV commercial for Hyundai.
Additionally, she acted on stage, playing Ivy in The Pages of My Diary I'd Rather Not
Read at Hudson Mainstage Theater in Los Angeles in January 2003.
After being cast in Wallace Wolodarsky's comedy film Sorority Boys, she landed the starring
role as the head cheerleader in Bring It On Again.
Back on the small screen, she starred as Marjorie in the short-lived sitcom Good Girls Don't.
The next year in October, she guest starred on UPN drama Sex, Love & Secrets.
That same month, she also starred in the pilot episode of the Showtime's horror/thriller
series Masters of Horror, entitled "Incident On and Off a Mountain Road.".
On her appearance in the pilot episode of the series, she said: "I caught the first
four and I loved them.
It was nice to be rewarded with being the first episode to kick off the whole series.
We actually went to the executive producer's house and we had a little screening.
The second the opening credits came on with the music and the stark white and the blood
drops I was just so pleased.
This is a class A project and I think it turned out that way."
In 2006, she guest starred on the CBS/VH1 drama Love Monkey, appearing in the TV series
pilot-turned-TV movie, Flirt and in a TV commercial for Budweiser.
Back on the big screen, she was cast in The TV Set and in Nick Stillwell's Jekyll + Hyde,
adaptation of the Robert Louis Stevenson novel Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
She also had a supporting role in the romantic comedy Just My Luck.
In 2007, Turner appeared in an episode of the ABC series Traveler and in an episode
of the Fox series Standoff.
She also appeared in the family film Firehouse Dog.
She appeared in the comedy The Ugly Truth with Katherine Heigl and Gerard Butler, which
was released on July 24, 2009.
In 2012 she landed a recurring guest role on the NBC drama series Grimm.
In April, it was announced that Turner had joined the cast as a series regular.
Filmography References
External links Official website
Bree Turner at the Internet Movie Database