Laura Allen is a talented actress hailing from Cleveland, Ohio, who kick-started her acting career in the 1970s while pursuing a degree in broadcast journalism at Ohio State University.
For nearly two decades, Laura resided in Hawaii, where she continued to work in print media and landed various background roles, including a stint on Aaron Spelling's 1980 TV pilot, Waikiki, starring Donna Mills and Dak Rambo.
After returning to her hometown of Cleveland and dedicating time to raising her son, Laura revitalized her acting career, primarily due to the surge in television and film opportunities that emerged in the Cleveland area.
Between May 2015 and May 2017, Laura enjoyed a notable run as a featured background actor in several prominent films, including The Land, where she portrayed a high school principal, In Search of Fellini, in which she played a Catholic nun, Aftermath, as a TV reporter, The Fast and The Furious, as a businesswoman, The Bye Bye Man, as a train inspector, and Dog Eat Dog, as a grocery shopper.
Furthermore, Laura secured a supporting role as the mother of a troubled teen in the 2017 independent thriller, The Colours of Desire, and landed a recurring part as the girlfriend of a mob boss in the local crime web series, The Connected, in the same year.
