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Laura Bell Bundy
Bell Bundy at 45th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards in April 2010
Born
Laura Ashley Bell Bundy

(1981-04-10)April 10, 1981(age 43)
Euclid, Ohio,U.S.
Other namesLBB
Laura Bell
Laura Bundy
Occupations
  • Actress
  • country singer
  • dancer
  • songwriter
Years active1992–present
Spouse
Thom Hinkle
​
(m.2017)​
Children1
Websitelaurabellbundy

Laura Ashley Bell Bundy–Hinkle(born April 10, 1981) is an American actress and singer. Her career started as a child, when her mother entered her in beauty pageants, where she would sing as a talent. After recognizing her singing ability, her mother took her toNew York City,where she found success as a child actress and model, signing withFord Modeling Agencyin 1986. She was cast as the lead inRuthless!at age 9 in 1991.[1]

She is best known for originating theBroadwayroles of Amber Von Tussle in the musical version ofHairsprayandElle Woodsin the musical version ofLegally Blonde,for which she was nominated for aTony Award.In 2010 she signed toMercury Records Nashvilleand released her twocountry musicsingles, "Giddy On Up"and" Drop on By ". Bundy is a co-founder ofWomxn of Tomorrow,a foundation that supports and encourages women and women's rights. In 2023, she returned toBroadway,starring inThe Cottage.

Early life

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Laura Ashley Bell Bundy was born inEuclid, Ohio,and raised inLe xing ton, Kentucky.[2][3]Her mother, Lorna Bundy-Jones (née Lorna Ann Bell), is a Lancome Beauty Advisor at Ulta, and her father, Don Bundy, was an electrical engineer. Her parents divorced in 1997 when she was 16 years old; both later remarried. Her father died in 2018.[4][5]She took dance lessons at Town and Village School of Dance inParis, Kentucky.[6]When she was nine, she appeared in theRadio City Christmas Spectacularin New York City. Finding success on stage, she auditioned for roles inLes MisérablesandThe Will Rogers Folliesbefore landing the lead role inRuthless!.[7]

In 1991, she moved to New York and attended theProfessional Children's Schoolwhile performing inRuthless!.[8]Five years later she moved back to Kentucky and graduated fromLe xing ton Catholic High School.[6]She is the niece of Marcia Malone Bell,Miss Kentucky1978 and 1979 Top Ten Miss America semifinalist.[9]Bell Bundy was diagnosed withceliac diseasewhen she was about 18 years old.[10]In 1995, at the age of 14, Bell Bundy appeared in the filmJumanji,playing the younger version ofBonnie Hunt's character, Sarah Whittle.[11]During this time she began writing songs. Her first band was formed at the age of 18. While performing inHairspray,she enrolled inNYUas asociologymajor, but did not graduate.[12]

Career

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Stage

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Bell Bundy originated the role of Tina Denmark inRuthless! The Musicalwhich openedOff-Broadwayin 1992.[13]Tina Denmark is a child actress who wants to be in show business, and she'll do anything to get what she wants. For this role, she was nominated for a 1993Drama Desk AwardandOuter Critics Circle Awardfor Outstanding Actress in a Musical. In 2002, at the age of 21, she made her Broadway debut in the musicalHairspray,originating the role of Amber Von Tussle. Amber is a bratty, selfish resident princess ofThe Corny Collins Show.[14]Bell Bundy was next a Glinda standby forKristin ChenowethinWicked.She starred as Sherrie Christian in the jukebox musicalRock of Agesin Los Angeles.[15]

From 2007 to July 2008, she starred on Broadway inLegally Blonde: The Musicalwhere she originated the lead role ofElle Woods.Elle is a sorority sister, president of the Delta Nu who finds herself at Harvard University studying to become a lawyer. For this role she received her first Tony Award nomination forBest Leading Actress in a Musical.[16]

Bell Bundy's theatre credits outside of New York City include the national tour ofThe Sound of MusicwithMarie OsmondandGypsywithBetty BuckleyandDeborah Gibsonat thePaper Mill PlayhouseinMillburn, New Jersey(1998).[17]

Bell Bundy reprised the role of Elle Woods in the U.S. national tour ofLegally Blonde: The Musicalas a temporary replacement for the injuredBecky Gulsvig,alongsideLauren Zakrin.Bell Bundy began her brief run on January 13, 2009, and ended on February 22, 2009.[18]She would go on to play Elle again during the Nashville engagement of the national tour from June 23–28, 2009.[19]However, she fractured her arm during the June 27, 2009 performance, finished the show, and was rushed to the hospital immediately after.[20]

On September 27, 2008, she participated in a benefit concert forAnaheim, California's the Chance Theatre with fellowWickedalumEden Espinosaand withSpring AwakeningalumLea Michelefor theBroadway Chance Style: Up Close and Personalconcert.[21]

On June 13, 2010, she was a presenter at the64th Tony Awardsceremony.

She appeared as Trixie Norton in a new musicalThe Honeymooners,based on the television comedyThe Honeymooners.Trixie Norton is a former burlesque dancer and wife of Ed Norton, who wants to get back into show business. The musical premiered at thePaper Mill Playhousein Milburn, New Jersey on September 28, 2017, running through October 29. Directed byJohn Rando,the musical also starredMichael McGrathas Ralph Kramden,Michael Mastroas Ed Norton, andLeslie Kritzeras Alice Kramden.[22]

Bundy appeared in the lead role ofSweet Charitystaged and directed byKathleen Marshallin June 2018 in Los Angeles.[23]She was cast to return to Broadway in the 2023 playThe Cottage,which is scheduled to run at theHayes Theaterfrom July through October 2023.[24]

Film and television

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Bell Bundy has appeared in films includingThe Adventures of Huck Finn(1993),[25]Life with Mikey(1993),[26]andJumanji(1995) as Young Sarah Whittle.[27]In 1999, Laura made debut in the role of rebellious daughterMarah Lewison theCBSdaytimesoap operaGuiding Lightand playing the character until 2001.[28]She appeared in the 2006 film adaptation ofDreamgirls.[29]

Bell Bundy was a judge at theMiss America 2009pageant.[30]

Bundy had a recurring role on the sixth season ofCBS'sHow I Met Your MotherasBecky,a hyperactive, obnoxious girl and Robin's co-anchor.[31]She reprised the role in the spinoff,How I Met Your Father.[32]

Laura had a recurring role as Shelby onThe CW'sHart of Dixiefrom 2012 until 2015. Shelby is the newcomer in town who was introduced as a love interest for George Tucker, however, later begins a relationship with Brick.[33]

She starred as Dr. Jordan Denby on theFXsitcomAnger Managementin 2013. She's a new psychologist, business partner for Charlie and alcoholic, who attends Alcoholics Anonymous. Laura also played Jordan's twin sister, Jessie.[34]

In 2015, she starred inBecoming Santa,aLifetimeTV movie withMichael GrossandMeredith Baxter.[35]

She starred as Rachel Raskin onThe Fairly OddParents: Fairly Odder,a live action sequel series toThe Fairly OddParents,which premiered March 31, 2022 onParamount+.[36]

Country music

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Bell Bundy at Birdland in July 2007

Bell Bundy released her debutcountry musicalbum, titledLonging For a Place Already Gone,in 2007.[37]

After leavingLegally Blonde: The Musicalin July 2008, she moved back toNashvilleto work on her second album,Achin' and Shakin'.[38]Achin' and Shakin'was released on April 13, 2010. It debuted at number 5 on theBillboardTop Country Albumschart as well as number 28 on the all-genreBillboard200.As of June 26, 2010, the album has sold over 70,000 copies in theUnited States.[39]It also charted internationally, where it reached number 34 on theNorwegian Albums Chart.Her two songs "Giddy On Up"and" Rebound "was featured on the video game seriesRock Band.Bell Bundy also appeared in fellow country artistMiranda Lambert's music video for "Only Prettier,"as one of Lambert's friends alongsideKellie PicklerandHillary ScottofLady Antebellum.Bell Bundy began as the spokesperson for the Selected Chevrolet Dealers of Middle Tennessee in September 2011. Bell Bundy released a new single, "That's What Angels Do", in 2012.[40]

In mid-2013, Bundy signed withBig Machine Recordsand released the single "Two Step", a duet withColt Ford.This song was peaked at number 59 on theUS Country Airplay.[41]Her third albumAnother Piece of Mewas digitally released in June 2015.

Director

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In July 2017, Laura Bell Bundy co-directed Le xing ton Theatre Company production ofLegally Blonde: The MusicalatLe xing ton Opera House.[42]On November 12, 2017, she directed concert of Double Standards atThe Town Hall.[43]

In 2018, Laura Bell wrote and directed music videos for a Barefoot Wine campaign.[44]

She also directed several sketches and music videos, includes parodies and covers of hit songs. Her most well-known sketch comedy web series is a Cooter County and Skits-O-Frenic.[45]

Podcasts andWomen of Tomorrow

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On October 5, 2020, she and music producer Shea Carter launched their podcastWomen of Tomorrow,[46]an extension of their album of the same name that allows "Bundy and Carter to dive deep into [the issues of women's rights] that were so hard-fought."[47]

Her fourth albumWomen of Tomorrowwas released in May 2021. This album was received well by critics and it has over 1 million streams onSpotifyand other streaming services.[48]

Bell Bundy has been a guest on many podcasts to promote the podcast and album, one of the most notable beingThe Theatre Podcastwith Alan Seales.[49]

Personal life

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In December 2015, Bell Bundy announced her engagement toTBSexecutive Thom Hinkle after four years of dating. They were married on June 3, 2017, inArcadia, California.[50]On February 25, 2019, she announced that she was pregnant with her first child.[51]Their son was born in May 2019.[52]

Bell Bundy is an activist focused on women's rights and equality. She is the founder of Double Standards Organization and Womxn of Tomorrow.[53]

Discography

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Studio albums

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Title Album details Peak chart positions
US Country
[54] 		US
[55] 		NOR
[56]
Longing for a Place Already Gone[57] — — —
I'll Be Home for Christmas[58]
  • Release date: June 4, 2007
  • Label: The LAB Records
  • Formats:CD
 — — —
Achin' and Shakin' 5 28 34
Live at Jazzfest 2013[59]
  • Release date:
  • Label: Homegrown Music Network/MRI
  • Formats:CD
 — — —
Another Piece of Me[60] — — —
Women of Tomorrow[61]
  • Release date: 2021
  • Label:ONErpm
  • Formats: Music download
 — — —
"—" denotes releases that did not chart

Singles

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Year Single Peak chart positions Album
US Country
[62] 		US Country Airplay US Bubbling
[63] 		US Dance
[64]
2010 "Giddy On Up" 31 — 7 43 Achin' and Shakin'
"Drop On By" 48 — — —
2012 "That's What Angels Do" — — — — Another Piece of Me
2013 "Two Step" — 59 — —
2020 "Get It Girl, You Go"
(withShoshana BeanandAnika Noni Rose)[61] 		— — — — Women of Tomorrow
"—" denotes releases that did not chart

Cast recordings and soundtracks

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Other recordings

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Music videos

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Year Video Director
2010 "Giddy On Up" Shane Drake[65]
"Drop On By" Kristin Barlowe[66]
2012 "That's What Angels Do" Laura Bell Bundy/Becky Fluke[67]
2013 "Two Step"(withColt Ford)
"Kentucky Dirty"[68]
2015 "I Am What I Am"[69] Becky Fluke
2017 "You Can't Pray the Gay Away"[70] Laura Bell Bundy
2020 "Get It Girl, You Go"
(withShoshana BeanandAnika Noni Rose)[71] 		Laura Bell Bundy/Shea Carter/Jeremy Adelman
"Girls Just Want To Have Fun"[72] Ariel Zucker
2021 "American Girl"(with Shea Carter)[73] Laura Bell Bundy
"Money Ho (Let’s Get Down To Business)"[74] Laura Bell Bundy/Shea Carter/Jeremy Adelman

Filmography

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Film

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Year Title Role Notes
1993 The Adventures of Huck Finn Susan Wilks[25] as Laura Bundy
Life with Mikey Courtney Aspinall[26]
1995 Jumanji Young Sarah Whittle[27]
2006 Surf School Doris[27]
Dreamgirls Sweetheart[27]
2008 The Drum Beats Twice Peggy as Laura Bundy
2013 Watercolor Postcards Sunny[27]
2016 After the Reality[75] Kelly
2017 Pure Country: Pure Heart[76] Marq Dunn Direct-to-video
Beauty Mark Lorraine[77]
2022 Snow Day Linda Brandston

Television

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Year Title Role Notes
1996 Home Improvement Sharon Episode: "Mrs. Wilson's Opus"
1999 Strangers with Candy Kimberly Timothy Pilot episode, unaired
1999–2001 Guiding Light Marah Lewis Series regular
2003 All Grown Up Brenda Television film
2005 Veronica Mars Julie Bloch Episode: "Green-Eyed Monster"
2006 Dirtbags Meg Television film
2006 Cold Case Nora McCarthy Episode: "Willkommen"
2006 Modern Men Tyffani Episode: "The Homewrecker"
2008 Happy Hour Alicia Episode: "Thanksgiving"
2010–14 How I Met Your Mother Becky 5 episodes
2010 Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List Herself Episode: "Maggie, the Musical"
2011 Trailer Trash Peggy Sue Unsold television film
2011 Hound Dogs Ginger Ledoux Television film
2011 To the Mat[78] Janice Television film
2012–15 Hart of Dixie Shelby 24 episodes
2013 Malibu Country Shauna Episode: "Adventures in Babysitting"
2013 Royal Pains Gina Black Episode: "A Trimus Story"
2013 Dear Dumb Diary[79] Aunt Carol Television film
2013–14 Anger Management Dr. Jordan Denby 53 episodes
2015 Becoming Santa Holly Claus Television film
2016 Almost Royal Herself Episode: "The Great Outdoors"
2016 Angie Tribeca Vivian Tribeca Episode: "Murder in the First Class"
2016 Scream Queens Nurse Thomas 3 episodes
2016 Documentary Now! Bridget Bailey Episode: "Mr. Runner Up: My Life as an Oscar Bridesmaid"
2016 Fuller House Ginger Gladstone Episode: "Fuller Thanksgiving"
2016 Season's Greetings Darcy Blake Television film
2017 Liv and Maddie Tracey Okahatchee Episode: "Voice-A-Rooney"
2017 The Christmas Calendar Emily Canadian television film
2019 American Gods Columbia Episode: "Donar the Great"
2019–20 Perfect Harmony Kimmy Bell 3 episodes
2020 AJ and the Queen Bernadette Anderson Episode: "Mt. Juliet"
2022 How I Met Your Father Becky 2 episodes
2022 The Fairly OddParents: Fairly Odder Rachel Raskin Main role
2022 Call Me Kat Nicole 3 episodes
2022 Snow Day Linda Brandston Television film

Theatre

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Year Title Role Notes
1992–1993 Ruthless! Tina Denmark Off-Broadway –The Players Theatre
1993–1995 The Sound of Music

Louisa von Trapp/
Brigitta von Trapp (Understudy)

U.S. National Tour
1998 Gypsy June Hovick Regional –Paper Mill Playhouse
2002–2003 Hairspray Amber Von Tussle

Regional –5th Avenue Theatre
Broadway –Neil Simon Theatre

2003–2004 Wicked Glinda(standby) Broadway –George Gershwin Theatre
2004 Tarzan Jane Porter New York Theatre Workshop
2005–2006 Rock of Ages Sherrie Christian

Regional – King King (Los Angeles, CA)
Regional – The Vanguard (Hollywood, CA)

2007–2008 Legally Blonde Elle Woods

Out-of-town tryout–Golden Gate Theatre
Broadway –Palace Theatre

2008 The 24 Hour Plays 2008 Singer Broadway –American Airlines Theatre
2009 Legally Blonde Elle Woods(replacement) U.S. National Tour
2017 The Honeymooners Trixie Norton Regional –Paper Mill Playhouse
2018 Sweet Charity Charity Hope Valentine Regional – UCLA Freud Playhouse
2023 The Cottage Sylvia Van Kipness Broadway-Helen Hayes Theater

Demo readings

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Awards and nominations

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Year Award Category Work Result Ref.
1993 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Actress in a Musical Ruthless! Nominated [80]
Outer Critics Circle Award Outstanding Actress in a Musical Nominated
2007 Tony Award Best Actress in a Musical Legally Blonde Nominated [81]
Drama Desk Award Outstanding Actress in a Musical Nominated
Drama League Award Distinguished Performance Nominated [82]
Broadway Audience Choice Awards Favorite Leading Actress in a Musical Nominated [83]
Favorite Diva Performance Nominated [84]
Favorite Onstage Pair (withChristian Borle) Nominated [85]
2010 American Country Award Music Video Breakthrough Artist Giddy On Up Nominated [86]
CMT Music Award Breakthrough Video of the Year Nominated [87]
2018 Ovation Awards Lead Actress in a Musical Sweet Charity Nominated [88]
2021 Five Continents International Film Festival Best Team Performance Feature Film Red Pill Won [89]
2024 Broadway Audience Awards Favorite Leading Actress in a Play The Cottage Nominated [90]

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