With a career spanning more than 35 years, Alyssa Milano is not only an actor but also a writer, producer, author, podcaster, entrepreneur, and activist. She closed a first look deal with A+E Studios for writing/producing which came after she sold them a pilot she adapted from the novel Things I’m Seeing Without You. Alyssa can also be seen in the Farrelly Brothers’ The Now for Roku alongside Bill Murray and Dave Franco. She details the intimate experience of her life, career and political activism through her book, Sorry Not Sorry. Milano also starred in Netflix’s movie Brazen, alongside costars Samuel Page and Emilie Ullerp. As an activist, she of course sent the initial #MeToo tweet, which helped spark the viral movement against sexual harassment and abuse worldwide.

She has starred in Instatiable for Netflix, as “Coralee,” the social climbing wife of a disgraced lawyer/beauty pageant coach. Before that, she was seen in their hit series, Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later, opposite Amy Poehler, Elizabeth Banks, Michael Ian Black, and Judah Friedlander. Alyssa’s other television credits include her infamous role as “Phoebe Halliwell” on Charmed, “Savannah 'Savi' Davis” on Mistresses, and “Jennifer Mancini” in Melrose Place.