North Carolina native Aubrey Dollar got her start in show business when she was only 13 years old with a small role in Children of the Corn II: The Final Sacrifice. She worked more sporadically as a youngster, allowing plenty of time for her education. After graduating from Needham B. Broughton High School, she scored a recurring role in 2000 as Marcy Bender on the hit one-hour dramedy Dawson's Creek. She followed this up the next year with another recurring role, this time on the soap Guiding Light. Nominated for a Soap Opera Digest Award for Outstanding Newcomer for her performan in the series, Dollar was cast in one of the starring roles in the supernatural thriller series Point Pleasant in 2005, though sadly, the cult hit failed to catch on with mainstream audiences and was canceled after 13 episodes. Things looked up for Dollar in 2007, however, when she scored another major role in a TV series, this time on a new police procedural show called Women's Murder Club. And though that show, too, was short-lived, she remained active with appearances in Ugly Betty, The Good Wife, Blue Bloods, and Weeds though 2012
North Carolina native Aubrey Dollar got her start in show business when she was only 13 years old with a small role in Children of the Corn II: The Final Sacrifice. She worked more sporadically as a youngster, allowing plenty of time for her education. After graduating from Needham B. Broughton High School, she scored a recurring role in 2000 as Marcy Bender on the hit one-hour dramedy Dawson's Creek. She followed this up the next year with another recurring role, this time on the soap Guiding Light. Nominated for a Soap Opera Digest Award for Outstanding Newcomer for her performan in the series, Dollar was cast in one of the starring roles in the supernatural thriller series Point Pleasant in 2005, though sadly, the cult hit failed to catch on with mainstream audiences and was canceled after 13 episodes. Things looked up for Dollar in 2007, however, when she scored another major role in a TV series, this time on a new police procedural show called Women's Murder Club. And though that show, too, was short-lived, she remained active with appearances in Ugly Betty, The Good Wife, Blue Bloods, and Weeds though 2012