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Traylor Howard

American actress (born )

Traylor Howard

Howard during a visit to Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan, on December 19,

Born

Traylor Elizabeth Howard


() June 14, (age&#;58)[1]

Orlando, Florida, U.S.

EducationLake Highland Preparatory School
Alma&#;materFlorida State University
OccupationActress
Years&#;active–present
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Traylor Elizabeth Howard[2] (born June 14, )[1] is an American actress.

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From to , Howard played Natalie Teeger in the USA Network television series Monk. She has also starred on the sitcoms Boston Common (–) and Two Guys and a Girl (–), while her film credits include Dirty Work (), Me, Myself & Irene (), and Son of the Mask ().

Early life

Traylor Elizabeth Howard was born on June 14, , in Orlando, Florida, to Peggy (née Traylor[3]) and Robert M.

Howard, Jr.[2] She is the middle of three children, with an older brother, John R. Howard,[4] and a younger brother. She attended Lake Highland Preparatory School,[5] and worked at SeaWorld Orlando as a teenager.[6] After graduating from Florida State University with a degree in communications, advertising, and English, Howard moved to Los Angeles, California, where she worked for a public relations firm and a greeting card company while performing in local theater productions.[7]

Career

While in high school, Howard appeared in a Juicy Fruit chewing gum commercial.[7] In she appeared in one of the AT&T Corporation's "You Will" television commercials.[citation needed]

Howard landed her first major television role in for the NBC sitcom Boston Common, portraying Joy Byrnes, a doctoral student and the love interest of Anthony Clark's Boyd Pritchett, throughout the show's two-season run.

Her hometown newspaper, The Orlando Sentinel, panned the show as "magna cum lousy."[8]

From to , Howard starred as Sharon Carter, the titular "girl" of the ABC sitcom Two Guys and a Girl (titled Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place for the first two seasons), opposite Ryan Reynolds and Richard Ruccolo.[9][10]

In , Howard starred as the romantic lead in the film Dirty Work opposite Norm Macdonald.

In , Howard appeared in the film Me, Myself & Irene as Jim Carrey's adulterous bride.[11] She also featured in Foo Fighters' music video "Breakout", which served as a tie-in to the song's appearance in the film. That same year, Howard performed in the play How I Fell in Love by playwright Joel Field at the Williamstown Theater Festival in North Adams, Massachusetts.[12] It was reported that actor George Clooney visited Howard during her time at the festival.[13]

In , Howard starred in the short-lived sitcom Bram & Alice alongside Alfred Molina.[14] That same year, she made a guest appearance in the third season of The West Wing.

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    • In , Howard starred in the film Son of the Mask.[15]

    From to , Howard starred opposite Tony Shalhoub on the USA Network comedy-drama detective series Monk as the titular character's faithful assistant, Natalie Teeger.[16] Following Monk's conclusion, Howard stepped back from acting to spend more time with her children.[17]

    Howard reprised her role as Natalie Teeger in Peacock's At-Home Variety Show short episode "Mr.

    Monk Shelters in Place" and Monk follow-up film Mr. Monk's Last Case: A Monk Movie, which were released on May 11, , and December 8, , respectively.[18][19][20]

    Personal life

    In , Howard married Cameron B. Hall in Orlando, Florida.

    The couple then lived in Beverly Hills, California.[21][2][22]

    In April , Howard married wine merchant Christian Navarro. The couple divorced in [21][23]

    In November , Howard gave birth to a son, Sabu.[21][24][25]

    In , Howard married Jarel Portman, son of architect John C.

    Portman Jr. They have a son, Julien.[21][26]

    In July , Howard was interviewed by Jane Mayer for a New Yorker piece detailing sexual misconduct allegations against former United States SenatorAl Franken, with whom Howard performed on a USO tour in Howard defended Franken, saying, "I get the whole #MeToo thing, and a whole lot of horrible stuff has happened, and it needed to change.

    But that's not what was happening here. Franken is a good man."[27]

    Filmography

    Film

    Year Film Role Notes
    Till the End of the NightFran Credited as Traylor H. Hall
    Confessions of a Sexist PigAnne Henning Alternative title: Taste of Love
    Dirty WorkKathy
    Me, Myself & IreneLayla Baileygates
    Son of the MaskTonya Avery
    Simon Says Save the Climate!Polar Bear Voice

    Television

    Stage

    Music video

    References

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      Metro. The Boston Globe. Associated Press. June 14,

    2. ^ abc"Hall - Howard". Boca Raton News. August 5, pp.&#;7E. Retrieved August 24, &#; via
    3. ^"And The Bride Wore Something Blue". Orlando Evening Star.

      30 July pp.&#;1–B &#; via

    4. ^"Hitching Post Flag Announces Birth". Orlando Evening Star. pp.&#;3–A. Retrieved August 25, &#; via
    5. ^Abbott, Jim (March 8, ). "'Boston Common' has Orlando link, via L.A." Television. Orlando Sentinel. pp.&#;E Retrieved August 25, &#; via
    6. ^"'Girl' and her dolphin".

      Orlando Sentinel. June 27, pp.&#;A Retrieved August 24,

    7. ^ ab"Star Spotlight: Traylor Howard". TV Preview. The Marshall (TX) News Messenger. February 2, p.&#; Retrieved 24 August &#; via
    8. ^Boedeker, Hal (21 March ).

      "Campus sitcom 'Boston' is uncommonly bad". Television. The Orlando Sentinel. pp.&#;E Retrieved 24 August &#; via

    9. ^Kiesewetter, John (2 March ). Pearce, Sara (ed.). "TV's Spring Training". Tempo.

    12. The Cincinnati Enquirer. pp.&#;C1 –C2. Retrieved 24 August &#; via

    13. ^Moore, Frazier (4 March ). "Shows share theme, not results". Sports. The Sheboygan (WI) Press. Associated Press. pp.&#;B6. Retrieved 24 August &#; via
    14. ^Boyar, Jay (23 June ). "Carrey times 2". Movies. The Orlando Sentinel.

      p.&#; Retrieved 24 August &#; via

    15. ^ ab"'How I fell in love' at WTF". Entertainment. North Adams Transcript. 7 July pp.&#;B6. Retrieved 24 August &#; via
    16. ^"Clooney sees 'Love'". The Orlando Sentinel. 20 July pp.&#;A Retrieved 25 August &#; via
    17. ^Boedeker, Hal (16 May ).

      "CBS hopes to cash in on the allure of crime".

      Traylor howard imdb biography on bradford Retrieved 24 August — via Newspapers. Retrieved February 1, TV Preview. Boston Common.

      Life & Times. The Orlando Sentinel. pp.&#;E2. Retrieved 24 August &#; via

    18. ^"Detail view of Movies Page". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Archived from the original on December 12, Retrieved June 24,
    19. ^Lee, Luaine (10 November ). "'Monk' role has been a dream job for Traylor Howard".

      PopMatters.

      Boston Common. In April , Howard married wine merchant Christian Navarro. More from this person. Monk Shelters in Place ".

      Archived from the original on Retrieved 23 May (archived )

    20. ^Jason Gray-Stanford (May 21, ). "The Randy Disher Podcast: Traylor Howard". (Podcast). The Randy Disher Podcast. Event occurs at Retrieved March 9,
    21. ^Barsanti, Sam (May 11, ). "Adrian Monk is back and more miserable than ever in Peacock's first At-Home Variety Show short".

      Retrieved

    22. ^"Monk Is Coming Back — Get Ready for an All-New Monk Movie on Peacock". Peacock Blog. Retrieved
    23. ^Silva, Gabriela (23 August ). "Mr. Monk's Last Case: Everything we know about the Monk movie". Dexerto.

      In April , Howard married wine merchant Christian Navarro. Contribute to this page Suggest an edit or add missing content. What happened after Monk? The New Yorker.

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    24. ^ abcdFord, Tom (). "What happened to Traylor Howard? Net Worth, Height, Children". The Biography. Retrieved
    25. ^"Hall-Howard". The Orlando Sentinel. 3 February pp.&#;K Retrieved 24 August &#; via
    26. ^"Monk Star's Husband Seeks Divorce".

      South Florida Sun Sentinel. 18 March pp.&#;4A &#; via

    27. ^"Traylor Howard welcomes a son". Peoplemag. Retrieved
    28. ^Lynch, Lorrie (15 April ). "Who's News". USA Weekend. Florida Today (Magazine). USA Today. p.&#;2. Retrieved 25 August
    29. ^Green, Josh (May 18, ).

      "Building on his father's legacy"(PDF). The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. p.&#;2. Retrieved February 1,

    30. ^Mayer, Jane (19 July ). "The Case of Al Franken".

      Eve rothlo: Episode: "Madame Ex". As a kid, I went by Tray. The show revolved around the lives of two siblings, Wyleen and Boyd Pritchett. Boston Common.

      The New Yorker.

    31. ^"Shows A-Z - nolan knows best on abc". . Retrieved

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