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Rhea Seehorn Biography

Birth Name:Rhea Seehorn

Birth Place:Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States

Profession Actress, Director, Writer, Producer

Fast Facts

Graduated from George Mason University with a degree in art
Got her start in Washington, D․C․, where she performed with Arena Stage and the Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company
Best known for playing Roxanne in "Whitney" and Kim Wexler in the "Breaking Bad" prequel "Better Call Saul․"
Made her Broadway debut in the production "45 Seconds from Broadway․"

Awards

2016INOCA TV-Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series: nominated
2016Satellite Award-Best Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television: winner
2017Satellite Award-Best Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for Television: winner
2018Saturn Award-Best Supporting Actress on Television: winner
2018IGN Award-Best Dramatic TV Performance: nominated
2019Saturn Award-Best Supporting Actress in a Television Series: nominated
2019Actor-Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series: nominated
2019Critics Choice Award-Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series: nominated
2019Gold Derby TV Award-Drama Supporting Actress: nominated
2019INOCA TV-Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series: nominated
2019OFTA Television Award-Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series: winner
2019WIN Award-Actress Drama Series: winner
2020Gold Derby TV Award-Drama Supporting Actress: nominated
2020OFTA Television Award-Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series: nominated
2020TCA Award-Individual Achievement in Drama: nominated
2021Saturn Award-Best Actress in a Television Series: nominated
2021Actor-Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series: nominated
2021Critics Choice Award-Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series: nominated
2022Saturn Award-Best Actress in a Network/Cable Television Series: winner
2022Dorian Award-Best Supporting TV Performance: nominated
2022Gold Derby TV Award-Drama Supporting Actress: nominated
2022HCA Award-Best Supporting Actress in a Broadcast Network or Cable Series, Drama: winner
2022IGN Award-Best Dramatic TV Performance: nominated
2022OFTA Television Award-Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series: winner
2022Primetime Emmy-Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series: nominated
2022Primetime Emmy-Outstanding Actress in a Short Form Comedy or Drama Series: nominated
2022TCA Award-Individual Achievement in Drama: nominated
2023Movies for Grownups Award-Best Actress - Television: nominated
2023Actor-Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series: nominated
2023Critics Choice Award-Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series: nominated
2023Gold Derby TV Award-Drama Supporting Actress: winner
2023Golden Panda Award-Best Actress in a Leading Role for a Television Series: nominated
2023OFTA Television Award-Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series: nominated
2023Peabody Award-Entertainment: winner
2023Primetime Emmy-Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series: nominated
2023Satellite Award-Best Actress in a Series, Drama or Genre: nominated
2023TCA Award-Individual Achievement in Drama: winner
2024Astra TV Award-Best Supporting Actress in a Broadcast Network or Cable Drama Series: winner
2025Jury Prize-Best Actress: winner
2026Saturn Award-Best Actress in a Television Series: nominated
2026Actor-Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series: nominated
2026Critics Choice Award-Best Actress in a Drama Series: winner
2026Golden Globe-Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Series - Drama: winner
2026Satellite Award-Best Actress in a Series, Drama or Genre: nominated