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Staci Keanan was born on June 6, 1975. She began working as a model when she was four-years-old. She has done commercials, voice-overs, and jingles before starting on stage and screen. On television, she has appeared on "Many Happy Returns" and "How to be a Man". She starred on the mini-series "I'll Take Manhattan", and the special "Summer Safari". She starred on the series "My Two Dads" for which she received two awards: Best Young Actress Starring in a New Comedy Series (a Youth in Film Award) and a 16 Magazine Award for Top TV Newcomer. She also starred in the comedy series "Going Places." In 1989, she made her film debut in the title role "Lisa." On stage she has appeared on the plays "Miss LuLu Bet", "Anny", "Gypsi", "PeterPan", and many others. Her most recent work is her star role in the motion picture "Downhill Willie" which premiered on January 7, 1997 in the US.
