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Hannah Marks was born in Santa Monica, California, USA, but raised up the coast in San Luis Obispo, where she began acting in theater at the age of six. She and her family moved back to Los Angeles when Hannah was eleven. By the time she was twelve, Hannah had acted in three films, most notably as Lizzie, the precocious, over-achieving little sister of Bartleby Gaines in the Universal comedy, Accepted (2006), starring Justin Longand Jonah Hill. Television roles followed with recurring roles on "Weeds" (2005), "FlashForward" (2009), guest stars on "Numb3rs" (2005),"Criminal Minds" (2005), "Private Practice" (2007), "Ugly Betty" (2006), "Grimm" (2011), and more. In 2010, Hannah played the role of Tammy in The Runaways (2010), alongside Kristen Stewart. Hannah is a series regular on USA Network's "Necessary Roughness" (2011) now in its second season. She plays Lindsay Santino, the rebellious teenage daughter of Dr. Dani, played by Callie Thorne. Hannah has a cameo role in The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) in 2012 and also plays Julia in the feature film, You Can't Win (2013).

TriviaDaughter of former actor Nova Ball
Granddaughter of Ernie Ball, guitar manufacturer and inventor of rock n' roll Slinky guitar strings
Great, great granddaughter of Ernest R. Ball who wrote "When Irish Eyes are Smiling"
Is an only child
Was featured in the cover story of the June 4, 2006 New York Times Magazine.
Grew up in the same south-central California town as Zac Efron.

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