Rena Sofer is an American actress widely known for her roles in television soap operas. She has appeared on the General Hospital, Melrose Place, and The Bold and the Beautiful.
Sofer’s work on General Hospital earned her several Daytime Emmy Award nominations. She has also had recurring roles on 24, Heroes, and NCIS: Los Angeles.
In addition to her acting career, Sofer is a writer and producer. She has written episodes of General Hospital and The Bold and the Beautiful.
Sofer has been married to actor Walter von der Vogelweide since 2008. They have two sons together.
Rena’s date of birth is unknown, but some information about her early life was found from strong sources which tell that she was born in Arcadia, California.
Her parents were Susan(mother), a psychology professor, and Martin Sofer(father), who was a Conservative Jewish Rabbi. Her family moved to Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, after the divorce incident that shocked the children.
Rena was sighted by fans when she was 15. It was a New York Talent agent who saw her begin her career as a model but later turned to act.
She started her acting career by starring in her first movie, Another World, released in 1964. A few years later, she was featured in the Loving film 1983; she played the role of Rockie McKenzie for three years.
Then, she marked her presence on television when she joined the ABC-soap General Hospital (1963) as savvy record promoter Lois Cerullo.
Her roles were the reason for her popularity and winning the hearts of many fans. She won an award for ‘Best Supporting Actress Daytime Emmy.’
Many fans started to search for Rena Sofer when she was working on-set at General hospital.
Her on-screen husband later became her real-life husband, and the couple later welcomed their first daughter Rosabel Rosalind Kurth.
In the mids of the 90s, she elevated her acting career by guest starring in a variety of series.
Later, she landed a regular part on the primetime soap Melrose Place (1992), which turned out to be the series’ final season.
She has worked in a number of movies, including Just Shoot Me! (1997) and The dramedy Ed (2000) that also widened her exposure.
A string of flop series followed Oh, Grow Up (1999), The Chronicle (2001), Coupling (2003), and Blind Justice (2005).
She considered herself performing better as previously she didn’t get a major role.
In 2013, she caught herself to get major roles.
She took this opportunity to express her energetic persona in the role.
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