Meghan Markle is an American actress who is best known for her portrayal of paralegal Rachel Zane on the legal drama series 'Suits' since 2011. Before bagging this role, she earned recognition for one of her best roles as Junior FBI Agent Amy Jessup in the television series 'Fringe' in 2009.
Before her television career flourished, she took many insignificant acting and modeling assignments like serving as a 'briefcase girl' on 'Deal or No Deal'. Following her television debut on the long-running soap opera, 'General Hospital' in 2000, she has appeared in a bunch of successful television shows such as 'Century City' (2004), 'Cuts' (2005), 'Love, Inc.' (2005), 'The War at Home' (2006), 'CSI: NY' (2006), '90210' (2008), 'Knight Rider' (2009), 'Without a Trace' (2009), 'The League' (2009), 'CSI: Miami' (2010), 'Castle' (2012) and Extant (2014).
Her first film appearance was as an unnamed passenger on plane in the comedy-drama 'A Lot like Love' in 2005. In 2010, she had an uncredited role in 'Get Him to the Greek' and a short role in 'Remember Me'. The following year, she appeared in the top grossing dark comedy, 'Horrible Bosses'. In 2012, she acted in the short film 'The Candidate'.
The dark comedy follows three friends, Nick Hendricks, Dale Arbus, and Kurt Buckman who decide to kill their respective horribly abusive bosses. Praised for its impeccable comic timing by the cast, the movie has also received criticism for its racist, sexist, and homophobic jokes.
After meeting on a plane Oliver and Emily develop an instant connection. Throughout the years they live separate lives but become close friends. However, anytime one tries to get more out of their relationship the other seems content being friends. Will the two figure out their love for each other before it’s too late?
Tyler Hawkins, who has not yet recovered from a personal tragedy and trauma of broken home, meets Ally Craig under unusual circumstances. The two grow close as Ally, who has witnessed her mother’s murder, helps him overcome the distress with her compassion. But the secret of the situations that brought them together may put an end to their newfound love.
Aaron Green, an employee of a record company facing recession, is given an assignment of escorting rock-star Aldous Snow from London to L.A.’s Greek Theater for a comeback concert. Green has only 72 hours to get the rock-legend, who has slipped back into drugs and wild ways after personal and professional crisis. How does Green achieve this to save his career?
