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Madeline Dee

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A classically trained performer, Madeleine Dee is an actor, voice artist, and screenwriter. With her timeless looks, expressive eyes, and strong sense of humor, she thrives in both modern works and period pieces, often playing clever rebels, offbeat mentors, leaders, and brave women who are just as complex as she is.  Madeleine is represented by The Library Agency and has studied with The Margie Haber Studio, Diane Charles, Judy Kain, Scott Sedita, and The BGB Studio. She learned improv at UCB (101-401). She is a proud graduate of Joe Zieja's Voice Acting Academy and has a full voice over studio in her home.  You can find her lurking in dark corners of Amazon Prime, Hulu, Showtime, and HBO. Her own projects, including "Law & Coffee Order", "The Seasoned Cynic", and "Finding Miss Collins", can be found on her website with her demo reels and writing samples: MadeleineDee.com.  A former chef, Madeleine spent 12 years as a small business owner. In her spare time, she plays video games, writes, studies a handful of languages, sings really badly, collects vintage clothing, travels, drives too fast, solves puzzles, bakes, eats everything she can find, and spends plenty of time in her garden.

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