Naked Truth Of Liz Vassey – Measurements, Net Worth, Husband

Known from movies

All My Children (1990-1992)
as Emily Ann Sago Martin #4 / Emily Ann Sago Martin

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2005–2010)
as Wendy Simms

Brotherly Love (1995-1997)
as Louise Davis / Lou Davis

Sexting in Suburbs (2012)
as Rachel Van Cleve



Who is Liz Vassey?

Born on August 9, 1972 in Raleigh, North Carolina, USA, Elizabeth Leigh Vassey is an actress, known for her work in several television series. She portrayed the character, Wendy Simms, in “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation”, and other projects she has worked on include “The Tick”, “All My Children”, and “Nikki & Nora”.

The Wealth of Liz Vassey

As of the beginning of 2020, Liz Vassey’s net worth is estimated to be over $5 million earned through a successful acting career since 1988, appearing in numerous movies and web shows. She has worked on television programs mainly as a guest, but also in a more regular capacity.

Career start

Liz developed an interest in acting at a very young age and started attending auditions as a teenager. Her first role helped her gain fame on television as she was cast as Emily Martin in the soap opera “All My Children”, a role she held for four years. She did not make regular appearances as she was still completing her education at the time she was accepted into the show. “All My Children” began on ABC in 1970 and follows the story of families living in a fictional Philadelphia suburb.

At the same time, she also played some guest roles in shows such as “Quantum Leap” and “Superboy”.

After the end of her run, she made her film debut in 1993 in “Calendar Girl” as the character Sylvia. Starring Jerry O’Connell and Jason Priestly, the film tells the story of a group of three friends who go to Hollywood hoping to meet their dream girl Marilyn Monroe. The film’s story is based on a true story of a man who traveled to America and dated Monroe.

Continue acting

Throughout the 1990s, Vassey pursued acting projects, though she lacked major roles as she made mostly cameo appearances.

Some of the notable shows she worked on during this period included ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’, ‘Beverly Hills, 90210’, ‘Married… with Children’ and ‘Murder, She Wrote’. She also had a four-episode role in ‘ER’ before being cast in the cast of short duration sitcom “Pig Sty”, which aired on UPN.

In 1995, she gained some attention when she became a regular cast member of the show “Brotherly Love”, playing the character of Lou Davis. The show aired on NBC and follows the lives of three brothers who are played by brothers in real life.

After working with the show for two years, she returned to doing guest appearances, appearing in “Dawson’s Creek” and “Dharma & Greg”. In 2001, she was cast in the television series “The Tick”, a television adaptation of the comic book of the same name. The show starred Patrick Warburton and was eventually canceled due to poor performance – Warburton later spoke out about how the network Fox had mishandled the show.

CSI – Rise to prominence

After working on television movies and guest starring for a few more years, Liz found her next home in “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation”.

She joined the show during its fifth season and received a lot of international attention as the “CSI” franchise enjoyed high ratings, taking the careers of many of its cast members to the next level. It tells the story of crime scene forensic investigators examining the evidence and hopefully discovering something that could solve the crime. However, the show ran for 15 seasons leave the show in its 11th season, with producers announcing she would not be returning to the show.

She’s had a few other projects, including her latest film to date – “Man of the House” – starring Tommy Lee Jones, and tells the story of a Texas Ranger who goes undercover posing as an assistant coach of college cheerleaders hoping to protect those of them who witness a murder.

After her run with “CSI”, she next appeared in the web show musical “Dr. Horrible’s sing-along blogcreated by Joss Whedon.

latest projects

In 2010, she returned to the show “Two and a Half Men”, after making a guest appearance many years earlier. This time, she played a different character and appeared in three episodes of the show, coinciding with the role of actor Charlie Sheen. dropped from the show due to drug problems, replaced by Ashton Kutcher. After that, she appeared as a guest in “Castle” and then worked on the show “Nine” which ran in 2011.

In the same time, she was cast in “Necessary Roughness” playing the character Gabrielle Pittman. The show aired on the USA Network and tells the story of a divorcée who quickly gains fame as a therapist for a professional team, leading many celebrities to pursue her services. The following year, she was cast in the television movie “Sexting in Suburbia”, a Lifetime Original movie, playing the mother of the movie’s protagonist, played by Jenn Proske. She then took a long break from the traditional television format and ventured into production, working on the show ‘Nikki & Nora’ in which she also starred. In 2017, she was the star of the short-lived web series ‘Riley Parra’.

Her latest project is another adaptation of “The tick”, which this time aired as part of Amazon Video programming.

Private life

Liz met cinematographer David Emmerichs while they were working on a project together, and the two struck up a romance, which led to their marriage in 2004. It is unknown if they have children together, as she doesn’t reveal much about life outside of work – she does not have many social media accounts. She was previously part of the business venture called Neurosis to a T(ee). She became very interested in it because she wanted to shine a light on how women are often overly concerned about things, especially relationships.

General information

First and last name	Liz Vassey
Date of birth	August 9, 1972
Height	1.75 meters
Profession	Actor
Nationality	American

Family

Performance

Nominations	Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Young Actress in a Drama Series
Movies	Last Hours in Suburbia, Man of the House, Pursuit of Happiness, Saved by the Bell: Wedding in Las Vegas, Calendar Girl
TV shows	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Push, Nevada, The Tick, Maximum Bob, Brotherly Love, Nikki and Nora, Pig Sty

Links to social profiles

To notice

#	Marks / Signs
1	Prominent cheekbones that accentuate her radiant smile

Facts

#	Fact
1	Has appeared as two separate characters on Two and a Half Men (2003) whose love lives are complicated by children. In 2003, a soccer mom played with a 10-year-old son; took on the role of the mother of a 20-year-old webcam star in 2010.
2	Together with Kristin Bauer van Straten, Liz runs a company called “Neurosis to a T(ee)”, which designs and sells t-shirts with slogans for women. The slogans poke fun at female worries and neuroses, often related to relationships.
3	Has a cameo on the web-based musical Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog by Joss Whedon as “Fury Leika”.
4	Ranked No. 74 in Stuff magazine’s “102 Sexiest Women in the World”. [2002]

Pictures

Movies

Actress

Title	Year	Status	Character
Riley Parra	2017	Pre-production of the TV series	Gillian Hunt
Nikki & Nora: The N&N Files	2014	TV serials	Nikki Beaumont
Last hours in Suburbia	2012		Ann
Necessary roughness	2011-2012	TV serials	Gabriel Pittman
Sexting in suburbs	2012	TV movie	Rachel Van Cleves
Two and a half Men	2003-2011	TV serials	Michelle Kate
9ine	2011	TV serials	Andrew Valentine
Castle	2011	TV serials	Monica Wyatt
CSI: Crime scene investigation	2005-2010	TV serials	Wendy Simms
3Gone	2008-2009	TV serials	Mike Majors
Dr. Horrible’s sing-along blog	2008	TV Miniseries	Anger Leika
The solution	2007	TV movie
Cooked	2005	TV movie	Dakota
Tru Bell	2005	TV serials	Doctor Carrie Allen
Man of the house	2005/i		Maggie Swanson
20 things to do before you turn 30	2005	TV movie
Nikki and Nora	2004	TV movie	Nikki Beaumont
The partners	2003	TV movie	Christine Rider
Veritas: The Quest	2003	TV serials	Bella Nicholson
Push, Nevada	2002	TV serials	Dawn / Dawn F. Mitchell / Dawn Mitchell
The tick	2001-2002	TV serials	Captain Freedom
Dragans of New York	2002	TV movie
pursuit of happiness	2001		Renee
Life with David J	2001	TV movie
9mm love	2000	Short	Juliet
Dharma & Greg	2000	TV serials	Kim
Dawson’s Creek	1999	TV serials	Wendy Dalrymple
Fantasy Island	1998	TV serials	Brenda
Maximum Bob	1998	TV serials	Cathy Baker
Home improvement	1997	TV serials	Donna
Early edition	1997	TV serials	Mona the waitress
Brother love	1995-1997	TV serials	Louise Davis / Lou Davis
Captain Zoom’s adventures in space	1995	TV movie	Princess Tyra, leader of Pangea
Dream On	1995	TV serials	Christine Copeland
pigsty	1995	TV serials	Tess Galaway
ER	1994	TV serials	Liz
Saved by the Bell: Wedding in Las Vegas	1994	TV movie	Carla
Murder diagnosis	1994	TV serials	Ilene Bennett
Wings	1994	TV serials	Courtney
Love war	1994	TV serials	Stephanie
Murder she wrote	1993	TV serials	Candace Bennett / Monica Evers
The Secrets of Lake Success	1993	TV Miniseries	Suzy Atkins
Calendar girl	1993		Sylvia
Danger theatre	1993	TV serials	Lexie
Evidence	1993	TV serials	Jane Rice
Love, lies and lullabies	1993	TV movie	Chloe
Quantum Leap	1991-1993	TV serials	Barbara Whitmore / Paula Fletcher
Murphy Brown	1992	TV serials	Amy Madrid
Herman’s head	1992	TV serials	Rebecca Boss
Married with children	1992	TV serials	Lorraine
Parker Lewis can’t lose	1992	TV serials	Mary
Vine	1992	TV serials	Janice
All my children	1990-1992	TV serials	Emily Ann Sago Martin #4 / Emily Ann Sago Martin
Beverly Hills, 90210	1992	TV serials	Marcie St Claire
Jake and the Fatman	1992	TV serials	Dinah Rowen
Walter & Emily	1992	TV serials
Star Trek: The Next Generation	1992	TV serials	Kristin
The new leaves it to Beaver	1989	TV serials	Sweets
Super boy	1989	TV serials	Pupil

Producer

Title	Year	Status	Character
Nikki & Nora: The N&N Files	2013	Co-executive producer of the TV series
Sexting in suburbs	2012	Co-producer of TV movies

author

Title	Year	Status	Character
CSI: Crime scene investigation	2010	TV series teleplay from – 1 episode

Awards

Nominated awards

Year	Price	Ceremony	Presentation	Movie
1990	Emma during the day	Daytime Emmy Awards	Outstanding Youthful Female in a Drama Series	All My Children (1970)

Source: IMDb, Wikipedia