Danielle Savre
Danielle Kathleen Savre was born in Simi Valley, CA. Her early teen years saw Savre explore careers both in music, spawning association with bands like Sweet Obsession and Trinity, and acting, featuring early roles in the likes of "Grounded for Life" (Fox 2001-05) and "Summerland" (The WB 2004-05). Savre's screen prominence took a leap when she landed a lead role in the direct-to-video film "Bring It On: All or Nothing" (2006) and another in the popular superhero television show "Heroes" (NBC 2006-2010), in which she played a high school rival to series star Hayden Panettiere's character Claire Bennet. Over the decade to follow, Savre headlined her own short-lived drama series, "Kaya" (MTV 2007) and appeared in big screen productions like "Wild About Harry" (2009), TV movies like "Drew Peterson: Untouchable" (Lifetime 2012), and popular series like "Supernatural" (The WB/The CW 2005). After a few additional productions, including the straight-to-video "Jarhead 2: Field of Fire" (2014) and the film "Adultery" (2015), Savre landed a starring the Tyler Perry-created drama "Too Close to Home" (TLC 2016-), in which she played a successful young woman who returns to her humble hometown in Alabama. Around the same time, Savre also picked up a regular role in the thriller web series "T@gged" (go90 2016-).