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Famous as :
ActressBirth Name :
Theresa Elizabeth PoloBirth Date :
June 01, 1969Birth Place :
Dover, Delaware, USASpouse :
Anthony Moore (photographer, 20-Apr-97 - 19-Apr-05)Claim to fame :
As Pam Byrnes in "Meet the Parents" (2000)
Teri Polo Gives Birth to a Baby Girl
December 22, 2007 10:12:39Teri Polo gave birth to a baby daughter, named Bayley, on Thursday, December 20.
The infant was born in Los Angeles at 3:02 P.M. and weighed 7 lbs, it has been confirmed.
Teri Polo and Boyfriend Jamie Wollam Expecting a Daughter
October 02, 2007 11:10:37
Teri Polo is a mom-to-be, for the second time. The actress is seven months pregnant with boyfriend Jamie Wollam's child.
"I'm over the moon! It's my favorite role, being a mom," Polo tells People on her impending motherhood. "I know we're expecting a girl and I'm very, very excited."
Stars Rounded for "Two: Thirteen"
June 21, 2007 04:06:48
Counting in names to highlight the flick, filmmakers of "Two: Thirteen" have comprised a lineup consisting of Teri Polo, Dwight Yoakam, Mark Pellegrino, Mark Thompson, and Kevin Pollak in the movie's cast list.
Here Polo will play a detective overseeing the investigation of a serial killer with a love of Shakespeare while Thompson is billed as a police profiler who has returned from psychiatric leave and gets drawn into the case. Pellegrino, in the meantime, portrays a target of the killer with Yoakam and Pollak becoming a colorful club owner and the psychiatrist who treats Thompson's character, respectively.
Teri Polo Babysitting the "Little Focker"
January 31, 2007 11:01:30
Though recently busy working in some TV productions, Teri Polo seems more than ready for another acting stint on the big screen. The beauty is reported to have given agreement reprising her role as Pam Byrnes in "Meet the Little Focker", the third installment of "Meet" franchise.
The actress, a native of Dover, Delaware, previously portrayed the character in "Meet the Parents" (2000) and its 2004 sequel "Meet the Fockers." Both films were huge success in the box-office with the former pulling $330.4 million while the latter one scoring even higher at $512.2 million worldwide.
