Maggie Grace Biography

Margaret Grace Denig is an American actress best known for her work as Shannon Rutherford on the television series Lost. She took to acting at an early age performing in several local theatre productions among them Jewish Community Center's Gallery Players' 2000 production of The Crucible. The director of that play John S. Kuhn said of Grace Even at that young age she brought a lot to her work. At 16 Grace left Ohio with her mother Valinn for Los Angeles. Things were tough for a while and the young actress frequently found herself struggling to pay her rent. In 2001 she landed the titular role in the Sony Pictures web-serial Rachel's Room which took the form of a teenager's video journal. In all she appeared in 56 short videos dialoguing teen angst and her conflict with her mother and school teachers. Over the following years Maggie under her stage name Maggie Grace had guest appearances on several television shows including CSI: Miami Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and Oliver Beene and portrayed Martha Moxley in the television movie Murder In Greenwich. In 2003 she played the Goth-influenced estranged daughter of Tom Selleck and Wendy Crewson in the drama 12 Mile Road.

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