Most Recent Role: Nora Paxton on The Book of Daniel
Birthplace: St. Paul, Minnesota
Birthday: 3-14-1959
Birth Name: Laila Robins
Birthplace: St. Paul, Minnesota
Birthday: 3-14-1959
Birth Name: Laila Robins
Laila Robins's is a graduate of Yale School of drama. Her stage debut was in "Peer Gynt" at Williamstown Theatre Festival. Her Broadway debut, succeeded Glenn Close as Annie in "The Real Thing" directed by Mike Nichols. In 1986 she made her Film debut in "A Walk on the Moon". She appeared in 1988 on TV in an episode of "The Equalizer" and in 1989 in, "Dream Breakers". In 1990 she played...
Most Recent Appearance
Assignation
Friday 20 January 2006 on NBC
The Webster Family is preparing for the groundbreaking ceremony today for The St.Barnabus School - a dream-come-true for Daniel. The only one who can't be found is Adam - who's decided to spend the day up at Queen's Cross visiting Caroline.
Other Appearances
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Gabriel's Fire
Victoria Heller (1990-1991) |
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Law & Order
Trophy Diana Hawthorne |
Law & Order
Venom Liann Crosby |
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Law & Order: Criminal Intent
Enemy Within Kit Sternman |
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
A Single Life Ellen Sidarsky Travis |
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The Book of Daniel
Assignation Nora Paxton |
The Equalizer
The Last Campaign Cindy Claussen |
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