
Stacey Scowley
Personal Information
- Occupation: Actress
- Birthday: 12 Nov, 1973 ( 52 years old )
- Place of birth: Danville, California, USA
- Also known as:
Stacey Scowley
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Stacey Scowley is an American actress. She gained memorable attention from her appearance in a 2002 commercial for Kia Motors called "Boyfriend" which was heavily aired. She has also appeared in numerous television commercials for several companies which include Progressive Auto Insurance, Supercuts, Sony, and Bud Light. Additionally, she has appeared in several television shows, including appearances on Cold Case, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Monk, and in the original unaired pilot episode of Dollhouse. She later appeared on Dollhouse as Cindy Perrin, the wife of ambitious US Senator Daniel Perrin (Alexis Denisof). Description above from the Wikipedia article Stacey Scowley, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Credits
- 2019 - Airplane Mode ( movie ) as Mrs. Marx
- 2018 - Heels ( movie ) as Michelle
- 2016 - Monster Trucks ( movie ) as TV Reporter
- 2015 - Fresh Off the Boat ( tv ) as Carol-Joan
- 2014 - Get on Up ( movie ) as Penelope White
- 2014 - #twitterkills ( movie ) as Neighbor Sex Girl (voice)
- 2011 - The Big Year ( movie ) as Vicki (uncredited)
- 2010 - Date Night ( movie ) as Book Club Member
- 2009 - Dollhouse ( tv ) as Cindy Perrin
- 2008 - Eagle Eye ( movie ) as Waitress
- 2007 - Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story ( movie ) as Pierced Eyebrow Girl
- 2007 - Californication ( tv ) as Tricia
- 2007 - Loveless in Los Angeles ( movie ) as Lisa
- 2004 - Tales from the Grave ( movie ) as Stacey
- 2003 - Cold Case ( tv ) as Martha (1943)
- 2003 - Nip/Tuck ( tv ) as Blonde Wife
- 2002 - Monk ( tv ) as Laurie
- 2002 - Hell Asylum ( movie ) as Stacey
- 2001 - Alias ( tv ) as Sorority Girl #2
- 2001 - The Brotherhood 2: Young Warlocks ( movie ) as Mary Stewart
- 1999 - Family Guy ( tv ) as (voice)
- 1999 - Family Guy ( tv ) as Chrissy Snow (voice)
- 1999 - Family Guy ( tv ) as Hope Shanowski (voice)
- 1999 - Family Guy ( tv ) as Girl at the Mall (voice)
- 1999 - Family Guy ( tv ) as Various (voice)
- 1997 - Buffy the Vampire Slayer ( tv ) as Young Woman