Camryn Manheim

Camryn Manheim, born in 1961, is an accomplished American actress celebrated for her nuanced portrayals on both stage and screen. Her breakthrough came with the off-Broadway production and subsequent book "Wake Up, I'm Fat," which catapulted her to television stardom in roles like Eleanor Frutt on "The Practice," for which she won an Emmy, and Delia Banks in "Ghost Whisperer." Beyond her acting prowess, Manheim's proficiency in sign language has enriched her performances in productions like "The Practice" and "Law & Order," and her dedication to the craft was recognized with the Women in Film Lucy Award. Her diverse career includes roles in films such as "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion" and "Dark Water," and a recent revival on "Law & Order," showcasing her enduring relevance in the entertainment industry.