Laurie Reeves is a talented young actress from Tallahassee, Florida, who made her mark in the film industry with her debut in two feature films released in 1998. Her early career was marked by roles in two films that showcased her versatility as an actress.
In her first film, the independent vampire thriller "Victoria's Shadow" (1998),Reeves played the female lead, who was tragically bitten by the venomous Scream-Queen, Brinke Stevens. Her second film, "The Bros", saw her take on the role of a potty-mouthed, pot-smoking hip-hop artist. Although the film was initially short, it was later funded and developed into a full-length feature, in which Reeves also starred.
Reeves' impressive resume also includes a role in the cult classic "American Pie 2", where she shared the screen with Sean William Scott, John Cho, and Justin Isfeld, setting the stage for the infamous "champagne" scene.
In 2002, Reeves appeared in the documentary-style narrative adventure film "Aimless", directed by Aloura Charles, which tells the story of three American girls backpacking through Europe and making a documentary for film school admission. The film premiered at the Ft. Lauderdale International Film Festival in November 2002.
Reeves has also made numerous television appearances, including a notable role as a Streetwalker in the popular soap opera "General Hospital" in 2004. Additionally, she has worked as a talented host, most recently as Brittney the Hostess for the "Alf: Season 2" DVD Set.
