Liz Stauber Biography: Husband, Age, Kids, Height, Net Worth, Parents, Sister, Movies & TV Shows

Liz Stauber, born Elizabeth Mary Stauber, is an American actress whose career began in theatre before moving into film and television. She gained recognition for roles in Three Kings, Almost Famous, White Oleander, The Village, and The Tollbooth.

Her career also includes television appearances and later independent film projects.

Liz Stauber
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Real Name:	Elizabeth Mary Stauber
Stage Name:	Liz Stauber
Born:	June 27, 1979 (age 47 years old)
Place of Birth:	Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
Nationality:	American
Ethnicity:	White American
Height:	168 cm (5 feet 6 inches)
Religion:	Christianity
Parents:	Dan Stauber, Paula Jones
Siblings:	Christine Stauber
Occupation:	Actress
Net Worth:	$1 million

Early life and education

Liz Stauber was born on June 27, 1979, in Indianapolis, Indiana, to Dan Stauber, a mental health administrator, and Paula Jones, a psychotherapist and daughter of civic leader Vel Ryder.

Her parents divorced while Liz and her sister Christine were young. Christine later became a dancer.

Stauber developed an interest in acting during childhood. At nine years old, she appeared in The Velveteen Rabbit at the Indianapolis Junior Civic Theatre. She subsequently performed in productions of Macbeth, Chicago Gypsies, and To Kill a Mockingbird.

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At 15, she made her professional theatre debut as Caroline in God’s Pictures at the Indiana Repertory Theatre.

She attended Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School before transferring to North Central High School, graduating early in January 1997. She later studied drama at New York University.

Career

Liz Stauber developed her acting skills primarily through theatre before making the transition to film. Her early stage work in Indianapolis included Little Women and A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

In 1997, she gained wider attention after playing Miranda in a Los Angeles Shakespeare Festival production of The Tempest. The performance helped open opportunities for her in film and television.

Stauber made her film debut in Can’t Hardly Wait in 1998. She then played Ally Hayden in the IMAX production T-Rex: Back to the Cretaceous.

In 1999, she appeared in Teaching Mrs. Tingle as Trudie Tucker and David O. Russell’s Gulf War comedy-drama Three Kings as Debbie Barlow, Troy’s wife.

Her career reached another important point in 2000 when she appeared as Leslie in Cameron Crowe’s acclaimed music drama Almost Famous.

The film starred Kate Hudson, Billy Crudup, Frances McDormand, and Patrick Fugit and became one of Stauber’s most recognized credits.

Stauber continued appearing in films during the early 2000s. She played Carolee in White Oleander in 2002, Mira in Nobody Needs to Know in 2003, Beatrice in M. Night Shyamalan’s The Village in 2004, and Becky Cohen in The Tollbooth later that year.

She also appeared on television, including an episode of Third Watch.

Her later film work included The Wedding Weekend, All Good Things, The Words, In Your Eyes, and Noah Baumbach’s While We’re Young. She also appeared in the television series Do No Harm and The Deuce.

Her career has remained centered on character acting across independent films, major studio productions, television, and theatre.

Stauber has also expressed an interest in writing and directing, alongside her acting career. Her creative interests include painting, drawing, horseback riding, and filmmaking.

Awards and honors

• Online Film Critics Society Award — Best Ensemble for Almost Famous (2000)

Personal life

Liz Stauber is 47 years old. She has maintained a private personal life, and reliable public information about a current spouse or romantic partner has not been established. Details about children are also not publicly established.

Outside acting, Stauber has expressed interests in horseback riding, painting, drawing, theatre, and filmmaking. During her early career, she also expressed an ambition to write and direct films in addition to acting.

Liz Stauber is 168 cm (5 feet 6 inches) tall.

Net worth

Liz Stauber has a net worth of approximately $1 million. Her career earnings have come primarily from acting in feature films, television productions, and theatre.

Her appearances in recognized films such as Three Kings, Almost Famous, White Oleander, and The Village form the strongest part of her professional entertainment portfolio.

Filmography

• Can’t Hardly Wait — 1998
• T-Rex: Back to the Cretaceous — 1998
• Teaching Mrs. Tingle — 1999
• Three Kings — 1999
• Housebound — 2000
• Almost Famous — 2000
• White Oleander — 2002
• Third Watch — 2002
• Nobody Needs to Know — 2003
• The Village — 2004
• The Tollbooth — 2004
• The Wedding Weekend — 2006
• All Good Things — 2010
• The Words — 2012
• Do No Harm — 2013
• In Your Eyes — 2014
• While We’re Young — 2014
• The Deuce — 2017

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