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Mimi Michaels is an American actress.

Biography[]

Nothing is known on Michaels' background, other than she was born on February 22, 1983 in Great Neck, New York as one of two children. Her career began in 1991.

On Criminal Minds[]

Michaels portrayed Brooke Chambers, a teenage soccer player abducted by Marcus Younger, in the Season Two episode "North Mammon".

Filmography[]

  • Quantum Break (2016) as Fiona (4 episodes)
  • Rawman & Green-Girl vs the Pasteurizer (2016) as Molly (video short, voice)
  • Relentless Justice (2016) as Sherrie De Vries
  • Dope (2015) as AJ's Receptionist
  • Richard Rossi 5th Anniversary of Sister Aimee (2013) as Sister Aimee
  • OJ: The Musical (2013) as Amy
  • BioShock Infinite (2013) as Additional Voices (video game, voice)
  • 666 Park Avenue (2013) as Catherine McKenny
  • Chosen (2013) as Libby
  • Castle (2012) as Sarah Marx
  • Chromeskull: Laid to Rest 2 (2011) as Jess
  • Hip-Hop Headstrong (2010) as Cindy (short)
  • Savage County (2010) as Megan
  • Bones (2010) as Soleil
  • Our Family Wedding (2010) as Tipsy #1
  • Gamer (2009) as Stikkimuffin
  • The Ugly Truth (2009) as Female Fan
  • Meteor (2009) as Jenny Crowe (TV miniseries, 2 episodes)
  • CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2009) as Tiffany Cohe
  • Compulsion (2009) as Leslie (short)
  • Boogeyman 3 (2008) as Lindsey (video)
  • 30 Days of Night: Dust to Dust (2008) as Sara Maguire (TV miniseries)
  • Shark Swarm (2008) as Kim Wilder
  • I Heart Veronica Martin (2008) as Anna Marks (short)
  • Backwoods (2008) as Maggie
  • Criminal Minds - "North Mammon" (2006) TV episode - Brooke Chambers
  • Shark (2006) as Jenny Dennison
  • Aimee Semple McPherson (2006) as Aimee Semple McPherson
  • Six Feet Under (2005) as Shannon
  • Without a Trace (2003) as Terri Fuller
  • Dragnet (2003) as Alana Biehl
  • The Division (2003) as Karen
  • Law & Order (1996-2001) as Heather Denslow/Vanessa Carey (2 episodes)
  • Feds (1997) as Lacey Leeds
  • All My Children (1995) as Amanda
  • Saturday Night Live (1991) as Cindy

External Links[]

For an up-to-date filmography, see here.

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