Abigail Spencer

Abigail Leigh Spencer (born August 4 1981) is an American actress. She is most famous for the roles she played in the film Cowboys & Aliens. The Haunting in Connecticut 2 Ghosts of Georgia Oz the Great and Powerful, this Is Where I Leave You. Amantha Holden is the Sundance Channel's drama Rectify. Abigail Leigh Spencer works as an actor in television and films. Her fame was boosted by roles she played in drama show Rectify. A native of Gulf Breeze Florida she made her acting debut by playing a character in the soap opera All My Children. Her performance was recognized with an award called the Soap Opera Digest Award' for the most outstanding female newcomer. The following years she mostly played guest parts on various television shows. The role she played as Dr. Erin Jameson on the television series Hawthorne was praised by the audience. The character gradually gained a following thanks to her gorgeous look and incredible acting talents. In the film Campfire Stones, she played in the role at the age of 20. Jekyll This Means War as well as Chasing Mavericks are the other movies where she starred. The role she played on Beautiful Now earned her a nomination at the Madrid International Film Festival Award. The film starred her as Lucy Preston the history professor in Timeless. Spencer is nominated to win the Teen Choice Award after her performance in the series received praise from viewers and critics.

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