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Lauren Lane, who was born in Oklahoma City and raised in Texas, graduated from the University of Texas with a bachelor of fine arts degree in theater and then went on to earn a master's degree in the advanced training program at San Francisco's American Conservatory Theatre.
Upon graduation, Lane began her professional acting career in various regional productions. Her stage work, which includes "Uncle Vanya," "Burn This," "The Imaginary Invalid," "Boy's Life" and "No End of Blame," was noticed by representatives of NBC, who offered her a development deal.
Lane first became well-known to television audiences while a regular in the hit series "Hunter." Her other television credits include a recurring role on the long-running series "L.A. Law" and appearances in "Crime and Punishment" and "South Beach."
Additionally, Lane is a member of "The Actor's Gang," an experimental theater company headed by actor Tim Robbins.
A prolific reader who consumes three to four books a week, she divides her time between Los Angeles and a house in Tesuque, New Mexico, which she shares with her two boxer dogs, Lew and Rosacoke.
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