Brooke D’Orsay most recently starred in Hallmark Mystery’s Crimes of Fashion: Killer Clutch and recurred on Netflix’s Grace and Frankie. Before that, she starred in Royal Pains, which is currently one of Netflix’s top 10 most watched shows.
Born and raised in Canada, D’Orsay began her career as a member of the Toronto-base improv troupe Trailervision. When she moved to Los Angeles it was that early comedic training which helped her gain footing in the sitcom world. After guest spots on How I Met Your Mother and The Big Bang Theory, followed by series regular roles on Fox’s Happy Hour and CBS’ Gary Unmarried, she went on to play Ashton Kutcher’s recurring love interest on Two and a Half Men.
To Canadian audiences she is best known as Caitlin Cooke on the animated series 6TEEN, while American audiences know her best as Deb Dobkins on Drop Dead Diva, as well as Paige Collins on Royal Pains. After completing seven seasons on the medical dramedy, Brooke went on to star in Miss Christmas, her first holiday movie for The Hallmark Channel. Since then she has starred in many others including A Dickens of a Holiday!, Wedding of a Lifetime and, most recently, last year’s A Not So Royal Christmas.
Other notable appearances include Psych, Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle, and Jennifer Aniston’s directorial debut, Room 10.