Biography
A Washington native, Hupp appeared in Seattle theater productions before landing her first film role, a one-line part in the coming-of-age drama "Vision Quest" (1985). This led to a move to Los Angeles, where the actress took guest roles on episodes of the CBS series "Scarecrow and Mrs. King" and "My Sister Sam" in 1986. A featured part in the "Disney Sunday Movie" presentation "Splash, Too" followed in 1988.
Hupp racked up more TV series guest …
Career Milestones
2000 | Co-starred as a working mother married to a young doctor (Josh Randall) in NBC's "Ed" | |
2000 | Played a woman requesting drastic surgery in order to avoid any chance of breast cancer in an episode of NBC's "Providence" | |
1998 | Guest starred in episodes of "Nash Bridges" (CBS) and "The Drew Carey Show" (ABC) | |
1997 | Had a recurring role on "Brooklyn South" (CBS), playing the wife of a police officer | |
1996 | Played the lone female on a team of daredevil firefighters in the NBC TV-movie "In the Line of Duty: Smoke Jumpers" | |
1996 | Featured in the independent film "The Devil Takes a Holiday" | |
1996 | Had a regular role on the CBS sitcom "Public Morals", playing a tough police sergeant | |
1996 | Was featured in the sci-fi summer blockbuster "Independence Day" | |
1994 | Made regular series debut on the short-lived sitcom "Wild Oats" (Fox) | |
1993 | Was one of George's girlfriend's on "Seinfeld" (NBC) | |
1993 | Acted in the L.A. Theatre Works production "Earth & Sky" | |
1992 | Appeared on episodes of "A Different World" (NBC), "Melrose Place" (Fox) and "Camp Wilder" (ABC) | |
1991 | Had a role as a USO girl in "Barton Fink" | |
1991 | Guest starred in episodes of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (syndicated) and "Knots Landing" (CBS) | |
1989 | Was a guest star on "Empty Nest" (NBC) and "Who's the Boss" (ABC) | |
1988 | Featured in the two-part "Disney Sunday Movie" presentation "Splash, Too" (ABC) | |
1986 | Had early TV credits with guest roles on "Scarecrow and Mrs. King" and "My Sister Sam" (both CBS) | |
| Relocated ot Los Angeles | ||
1985 | Made feature debut in "Vision Quest" | |
| Worked on stage in Seattle theater productions | ||