Lizzy Caplan

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Biography

Elizabeth Caplan also known as Lizzy Caplan was born on June 30, 1982 in Los Angeles, CA. She is an actress who, in just…more

Born

6/30/1982, Los Angeles, California

Birth Name

Elizabeth Caplan

Gender

Female
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    • Lizzy: (while shooting the cover of "USA Weekend") It's weird, It's really weird to be called 'a breakout star'. And some people are referring to my show as the new Friends, which I can't really even wrap my head around.
    • Lizzy: (about what she likes to do more between TV shows and films) One for the soul, one for the dough... Eventually I'll probably want to do just films, but I'm so not at that point at all, and there's so much to learn from just working on one thing for so long and with the same people... I think it will teach me endurance, and it's great. I'm not done with TV yet at all.
    • Lizzy: (about her roles before "Related") One is called Love is the Drug, about the drug scene, like a contemporary Less Than Zero -- lots of cocaine and bad news, then I did a small independent called Crashing with Campbell Scott. It's a sequel to a movie that won Sundance 20 years ago. It's a really cerebral script.
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