Marie Oldenbourg's journey in the entertainment industry began with the completion of her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Screen Acting from Chapman University, laying the foundation for her future success.
One of her notable roles is that of Kendra, the cunning and manipulative assistant, in the long-running CBS soap opera "The Young and the Restless". Her talent and versatility also earned her a spot as a recurring character on the popular crime drama "NCIS".
In addition to her work on television, Marie has also made a mark in the world of film. She played the role of a robot teacher in the horror anthology series "Into the Dark", produced by Blumhouse, and brought to life the character of Susan Hayward in Ryan Murphy's critically acclaimed series "Hollywood".
Marie's impressive range was also showcased in the short film "Mr. Happy", where she played opposite Chance the Rapper. Her feature film debut in the western movie "Traded" caught the attention of film critic Joe Leydon at Variety magazine, who praised her standout performance as a disfigured young woman known only as Girl, describing her as "touchingly vulnerable".
When Marie is not busy honing her craft, she enjoys taking leisurely strolls during sun showers, indulging in her love for podcasts, and attempting to recreate vegan recipes, although she admits to creating poor replicas.
