Angel "Angie" McCord, born Angel Louise McCord in Tucker, Georgia, is a multifaceted American actress with a unique background, having served in the US Army prior to her rise to fame.
As the older sister of renowned actress AnnaLynne McCord, known for her roles in 90210, Fired Up!, and Dallas, Angie McCord initially gained recognition through her sister's success.
However, McCord's own screen debut came in a small yet memorable scene in the movie The Sacred, distributed by The Weinstein Company, marking the beginning of her film career.
About a year later, she appeared in the indie film No Tell Motel, which became the number one independent horror film for RedBox in 2013. Her first leading role was in the gripping independent film Salvation U.S.A., which premiered at the famous Chinese Theater in downtown Hollywood.
McCord's performance as Carla Helms earned her a Best Actress nomination at the 2013 Madrid International Film Festival, and the feature went on to win numerous awards at festivals worldwide. She has since appeared in various productions, including Lions Gate's Seal Patrol and the series Get Wylde.
In addition to her acting career, McCord is a dedicated humanitarian, promoting several causes and organizations. She serves as Goodwill Ambassador for the Somaly Mam Foundation, working to combat human trafficking and support survivors.
McCord is also involved with the Saint Bernard Project, a non-governmental organization dedicated to rebuilding homes affected by Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. Furthermore, she has a special place in her heart for the people of Africa, working with the Thirst Project to build fresh water wells and raise awareness about the issue of clean water scarcity.
Throughout her career, McCord has demonstrated her versatility as an actress and her commitment to giving back to her community and the world at large.
