Lorielle New

Lorielle New is an actress with more than 60 movie, TV, and short film credits credits to her name. Lorielle began her career working as Michelle Pfeiffer's photo-double and stand-in on three films. Lorielle's focus and commitment impressed director, Jon Avnet, who decided to create her very first speaking role in his film, " Up Close and Personal". Soon afterwards, through sheer determination, Lorielle began booking her own acting jobs, starting with a provocative guest-star role on David E. Kelley's Emmy winning series, "The Practice", in which she played a porn star on trial for murder.