lindsley register

Lindsley Register is an American actress, producer, and writer recognized for her work in television and independent film. After securing a co-starring role in episode 404 of ‘House of Cards’ opposite Kevin Spacey in 2016, Lindsley Register quickly established herself as a versatile actress in television and independent film. Following a concentrated period of academic focus in theatre performance and theatre education, Register swiftly gained professional representation, leading to immediate bookings in television. Her early career trajectory included roles in series such as ‘The Haves and the Have Nots’ as Karen, and a part in ‘Outcast’ in 2017, laying a strong foundation for her subsequent work.

Register achieved her first series regular role as Dharma Caulder on the History Channel’s critically acclaimed series ‘Six,’ appearing in 15 episodes from 2017 to 2018. Concurrently, she gained widespread recognition for her recurring co-starring role as Laura on AMC’s ‘The Walking Dead,’ a character she portrayed across 21 episodes from 2016 to 2021, spanning seasons 7 through 10. This significant role on one of television’s most iconic series solidified her presence in the industry. Expanding her creative contributions beyond acting, Register has also ventured into production and writing, showcasing her diverse talent in independent film.

She served as an Executive Producer for the film ‘Scorn,’ released in 2020. Her producing credits also include ‘Morsus’ (2015), for which she additionally contributed to the story, demonstrating her creative input from conceptualization. Further highlighting her multi-hyphenate capabilities, Register held an Executive Producer credit for the 2015 film ‘Ave Maria,’ where she also wrote the complete screenplay. This diverse involvement across acting, producing, and writing underscores her comprehensive understanding of the filmmaking process and her commitment to developing compelling narratives from multiple vantage points within the entertainment industry.