Marcie Daneal Leeds, a remarkable individual, was born on November 14, 1977, in Port Jefferson, New York.
As a young child, she made the significant move to California with her family and younger brother at the tender age of three.
Leeds' passion for acting began at the tender age of six, when she landed her first role as young Lucy Baines Johnson in the television movie "LBJ, the Early Years."
This early start marked the beginning of a series of short guest-starring roles that would eventually pave the way for her future success.
After a string of small roles, Leeds landed the audition that catapulted her to stardom. At the age of 11, she auditioned for the role of young Hillary Whitney in the iconic film "Beaches," a performance that instantly elevated her to fame.
Throughout her acting career, Leeds appeared in various projects, including a guest-starring role on the television series "Parenthood," alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Ed Begley Jr., where she played the role of Gary's (Leonardo DiCaprio) girlfriend.
However, Leeds eventually decided to pursue a career in medicine, driven by her passion for education.
She attended medical school at Ross University Medical School on Dominica, graduating with an M.D. in 2006.
Currently, Leeds is completing a surgical residency in Phoenix, Arizona, alongside her brother Steven Leeds.
