Lacey Chabert is an American voice actress, her voice is heard in such animated projects as The Wild Thornberry Family, Bratz, Family Guy, Young Justice League and others. Nevertheless, her filmography contains a lot of art movies and TV shows. In the article we will get acquainted with the most popular of them.
Biography
Lacey Chabert (photo below) was born in 1982 in the American city of Purvis (Mississippi). From her parents, Julie and Tony Chabert, she inherited English, Italian and Scottish roots. He has a younger brother - TJ, and two older sisters - Wendy and Chrissy. He is an avid photographer and supports programs that allow teenagers to spend their free time creatively and productively. In 2013, Lacey married her longtime friend David Nehdar, three years later they had a daughter. They live in Southern California, where the actress's family moved in 1994.
Lost in Paradise
The filmography of Lacey Chabert dates back to 1991, when she played Princess Hazal in Mimi Leder’s television drama, A Piece of Paradise. And three years later she got a place in the main part of the teenage drama Christopher Keyser and Amy Lippman “Five of Us” (1994–2000), playing the gifted violinist Claudia Salenger.
In 1998, she played the role of Penny Robinson, a crew member of the Jupiter 2 spacecraft, in Stephen Hopkins' science fiction film Lost in Space. In the role of Amanda Becker - the most beautiful girl in school, appeared in the teenage comedy Joel Gallen "Non-Cinema" (2001). As Gratchen Weiners, the helpful friend of bitchy Regina George, starred in the comedy of Mark Waters "Mean Girls" (2004). And Meg Cummings, one of the main characters, played in David Kendall’s comedy film “10 Dirty Things” (2005).
The ghosts of the nice guys
In 2006, Lacey Chabert received a place in the main cast of Joe Eckardt’s crime comedy “Glorious Guys”. In the same year, she played the role of Dana Mathis, sister of the student association Delta, Alpha, Kappa, in Glen Morgan's horror film Black Christmas. And she appeared in Steven Robman’s drama “Hello, Sister, Goodbye, Life” (2006), where she played Olivia Martin, a college student whose life changes after her parents died in a car accident.
In 2007, Lacey Chabert took part in the filming of Stephen Tolkien’s television drama, “What If God Was the Sun?” (2007), receiving the role of Jamie Spagnoletti, a young nurse who lost her father on the eve of her own wedding. She played the role of Sandra, the bride of the protagonist’s brother, in the romantic comedy of Mark Waters “Ghosts of Former Girlfriends” (2009). And the image of one of the main characters tried on in the detective thriller Allen Wolfe "Dangerous Dreams" (2010).
Sweet Christmas in Vermont
In 2013, Lacey Chabert led the cast of Christie Will's “Slightly Lonely in L.A.” Gwyneth Hayden, a visitor to a dating site for single Christians, played in the movie Corbin Burnsen's “Christian Mingle” (2014). And in the role of a widowed mother, Christine Parson appeared in Mariah Carey's musical comedy Christmas Melody (2015).
In 2016, she starred in the thriller Brian Metcalfe “The Lost Tree”. She played the role of a young girl named Fiona, who returned to her previous life after breaking up with a boyfriend, in Mel Demsky’s melodrama Moonlight in Vermont (2017). And in the same year, she played Kaley Watson, a participant in the competition for the most original and delicious gingerbread, in the comedy melodrama Terry Ingram's “Sweetest Christmas”.
