Allison Miller

Actress Allison Miller's fresh-faced presence granted her steady work in a string of high-profile if short-lived television series in the late 2000s, including "Kings" (NBC 2009) and "Go On" (NBC 2012). Born in Italy and raised in the American South, Miller headed to Hollywood in 2003, where she appeared in minor roles in various primetime series. Her first break materialized with the allegorical drama "Kings," but it lasted only a single season - a fate that also befell her subsequent efforts on the science fiction mystery "Terra Nova" (Fox 2011) and the Matthew Perry dramedy "Go On." Despite these recurring setbacks, Miller earned an eye-popping showcase as the star of the horror film "Devil's Due" (2014), playing a woman whose unborn child - the spawn of Satan - subjects her to a frightening transformation. Miller's versatility and appeal appeared to be her best defense against the vagaries of show business, as well as her ticket to greater stardom.