Lindsley Register is an American actress, producer, and writer recognized for her work in television and independent film.
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Lindsley Register was born and raised in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, alongside her two older brothers and younger sister. Her parents are John, a financial advisor, and Lila Register, a high school science teacher. Initially pursuing a degree in Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) during college at Liberty University, Register shifted her academic focus to acting. This change in educational direction led to her pursuing a double major in theatre performance and theatre education, marking the beginning of her professional career in entertainment. This foundational period in theater helped shape her perspective and approach to acting.
Upon graduating, Register quickly secured professional representation and began booking roles in television. Within her first year after college, she secured a co-starring role in episode 404 of “House of Cards” opposite Kevin Spacey, which served as a significant early milestone. This role on a prominent series provided a springboard for her involvement in indie films and other television productions. Her career trajectory included roles in series such as “The Haves and the Have Nots,” where she played Karen, and a part in “Outcast” in 2017. Her first series regular role was as Dharma Caulder on the History Channel’s series “Six,” spanning 15 episodes from 2017 to 2018.
Register is widely recognized for her recurring co-starring role as Laura on AMC’s “The Walking Dead,” a role she held from 2016 to 2021, appearing in 21 episodes across seasons 7 to 10. She remarked on the transition to “The Walking Dead” as both terrifying and exciting due to the large-scale production and the challenge of portraying a character distinct from her natural self. In addition to her acting work, Register has expanded her contributions in the industry as a producer and writer. She served as an executive producer for “Scorn” (2020), “Morsus” (2015), and “Ave Maria” (2015). For “Morsus,” she also contributed to the story, and for “Ave Maria,” she wrote the screenplay, showcasing her diverse involvement in film production.
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