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on the ABC Television Network's "Big Day"
Marla Sokoloff is best known for starring as the sassy and
trouble-making receptionist, Lucy Hatcher, on David E. Kelly's
award-winning series "The Practice." Last fall she guest
starred on the comedy "Desperate Housewives" as Felicity
Huffman's cute and bubbly nanny.
This fall Sokoloff will star in the highly anticipated ABC comedy
"Big Day," opposite Josh Cooke. She and Cooke play a couple
whose wedding day will play out over an entire season, much like the
concept of Fox's "24."
Sokoloff most recently starred in Jerry Bruckheimer's romantic TV comedy
"Modern Men." Other television credits include the ABC family
telepic "Christmas in Boston" and guest appearances on such
hits as "Friends," the VH1 original trilogy "Strange
Frequency," "Full House," "Party of Five,"
"3rd Rock from the Sun" and "7th Heaven."
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On the big screen Sokoloff most
recently starred in the independent feature "The Tollbooth."
Additional film credits include New Line Cinema's dark comedy,
"Sugar and Spice," and 20th Century Fox's hit, "Dude
Where's My Car?," starring alongside Ashton Kutcher and Sean
Willliam Scott. She made her mark in Columbia TriStar's "Whatever
it Takes," and also starred in the indie film "Home of
Phobia," which debuted at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival.
Sokoloff has launched her own company, "Kiss My Axe," a line
of custom-made guitar straps that can be found in high-end boutiques in
Los Angeles and at the website www.marlasmusic.com. The straps have been
featured on the reality show "Rock Star INXS" and in
publications including Women's Wear Daily and CosmoGirl. Sokoloff also
performs gigs at local clubs and bars in Los Angeles, showcasing her
acoustic and singing talents.
Born and raised in San Francisco, Sokoloff moved to Los Angeles ten
years ago and enrolled in the Los Angeles County High School of the
Arts, where she studied theater and music. She won numerous awards for
her singing and has performed the National Anthem at such high-profile
events as the Oakland A's baseball games and for the U.S.O.
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