Rhea Seehorn

Actress

Birth Date: May 12, 1972

Age: 53 years old

Birth Place: Norfolk, Virginia

Awards

Rhea Seehorn was born on May 12, 1972, and grew up between Arizona, Virginia, Washington, D.C., and Japan. Seehorn began her acting career with independent comedy films like "A Case Against Karen" (1998) and "Eat Me!" (2000), for which she also put her childhood fascination with illustration and painting to use by contributing visual art pieces to the film's production. Seehorn bounced among a number of short-lived comedy series, the earliest of which being "I'm With Her" (ABC 2003-04) and "Head Cases" (Fox 2005). She played supporting roles in the made-for-TV movie "Romy and Michele: In the Beginning" (ABC Family 2005) and the family comedy "The Shaggy Dog" (2006) before taking on a number of ill-fated television projects: first an NBC sitcom titled "The Singles Table" that never went to air, and then Christopher Guest's "The Thick of It" (ABC 2007)-adapted from Armando Iannucci's like-titled British political satire-which did not advance beyond its pilot.

Seehorn then landed a regular role on Whitney Cummings' sitcom "Whitney" (NBC 2011-13), as well as a recurring part on the comedic legal series "Franklin & Bash" (TNT 2011-14). Her most prominent role came with the "Breaking Bad" (AMC 2008-13) prequel "Better Call Saul" (AMC 2015-), on which she played lawyer Kim Wexler, a confidant and love interest to Bob Odenkirk's main character, Jimmy McGill/Saul Goodman.

Rhea Seehorn

Actress

Birth Date: May 12, 1972

Age: 53 years old

Birth Place: Norfolk, Virginia

Awards

Credits

Bad Boys: Ride or DieStream

Cooper's Bar: The Series

Cooper's Bar: The Series

Cooper's Bar: The Series

Better Call Saul: Filmmaker Training

Cooper's BarStream

Cooper's BarStream

Cooper's BarStream

LinoleumStream

The Harper HouseStream

Things Heard & SeenStream

Friday Night In with The MorgansStream

Better Call Saul: Ethics Training with Kim Wexler

The Twilight ZoneStream

Inside Man: Most Wanted

Better Call Saul: Madrigal Electromotive Security Training: Employee Training

Better Call Saul Comic-Con 2018 Full Panel

I Hate Kids

Seven Stages to Achieve Eternal Bliss by Passing Through the Gateway Chosen by the Holy Storsh

Better Call Saul: Los Pollos Hermanos Employee Training

At Midnight With Chris HardwickStream

The Late Late Show With James Corden

Better Call SaulStream

Better Call SaulStream

Better Call SaulStream

Better Call SaulStream

The Rich Eisen Show

Hollywood Today Live

Late Night With Seth MeyersStream

House of LiesStream

WhitneyStream

Franklin & BashStream

Franklin & BashStream

Access Hollywood Live

DollhouseStream

Burn NoticeStream

The Singles Table

Modern Men

Head Cases

The CloserStream

American DadStream

Tavis Smiley

Romy and Michele: In the Beginning

I'm With Her

Jimmy Kimmel Live!Stream

Riders

Law & Order: Special Victims UnitStream

Family Guy

Family GuyStream

RoseanneStream

Photos

News aboutRhea Seehorn

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Emmys

2023 Emmy Predictions for Drama Series & Performances: Matt Roush’s Picks

Bob Odenkirk’s Writers & Actors Picketing Summer Continues With ‘Better Call Saul’ Reunion (PHOTOS)

‘Better Call Saul’ Star Rhea Seehorn Would Love to Play Kim Wexler Again

2023 TCA Award Winners: ‘Succession,’ ‘The Bear’ & More

Golden Globes Snubs & Surprises: ‘Wednesday,’ Kelly Reilly, ‘This Is Us’ & More

Apple Orders Vince Gilligan’s Next Series, ‘Better Call Saul’s Rhea Seehorn to Lead

Emmys

2022 Emmy Predictions for Drama Series & Performances: Matt Roush’s Picks

Spoiler Alert

‘Better Call Saul’ Stars on End of Jimmy & Kim’s Love Story

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‘Better Call Saul’ Finale: Jimmy Returns to the Light in ‘Saul Gone’ (RECAP)

‘Better Call Saul’: What Will Happen to Kim in the Finale?

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‘Better Call Saul’: Kim Lets Go & Gene Pushes the Limits in ‘Waterworks’ (RECAP)

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‘Better Call Saul’: 5 Theories About That Phone Call to Kim

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‘Better Call Saul’: Gene Reflects on the Past in ‘Breaking Bad’ (RECAP)