Natalie Zea appeared in Off-Broadway productions of “The Three Sisters” and “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” and attempted to play numerous characters in television series and films.

Her film debut in 1999 with “Macbeth in Manhattan,” a cinematic version of the renowned Shakespeare play “Macbeth.” That same year, she played Naomi, a key personality in the independent comedy movie “Lucid Days in Hell,” in which she had a significant role.

She was appointed to represent the lead role of Gwen Hotchkiss in the renowned soap opera entitled “Passions” in 2000, which was her first distinct change in her movie career.

She followed Liza Huber in the character and kept performing it until 2002, making her the last actress to represent a powerful entrepreneur.

After being a supporting character on “Two and a Half Men” in 2005, she starred as one of the major characters in the crime show “Eyes” as Trish Agermeyer.

The show, however, did not perform well with critics or audiences, and after 12 episodes of the first season, it was forced to be canceled.

She made guest appearances on television programs like “Freddie,” “Without a Trace,” and “Just Legal” in 2006. In 2007, she got to play Karen Darling, one of the major side characters in the television series Dirty Sexy Money.

This represented a massive step forward in her professional life. She played the same character in 23 episodes of the show, which concluded in 2009. Her career in television ended up going well, but her career in movies slowed down substantially.

During the 1990s, she only made a few films and shows. One of her most amazing films was “The Other Guys,” a buddy cop movie from 2010 in which she played Christinith.

The movie received positive reviews and did very well at the box office. Natalie might have appeared as a celebrity guest on shows like “Franklin & Bash,” “Royal Pains,” and “Person of Interest” in the 2000s and early 2010s.

In 2013, she was also featured as Claire Matthews, the lead character in the crime drama series “The Following.” After the first season, she had a character that kept returning.

Next, she had a recurring role in the television series “Under the Dome,” and she also emerged in the pilot episode of the television series “The Rebels.”

In recent times, she has become a familiar face on the TV show “Members Only,” where she gets to play Mickey Holmes-Harris. In 2016, she portrayed the lead character, Robin Randall, in the television show “The Detour.” Additionally, she directed two episodes of the program.