Constance Zimmer (born JoAnne Zimmer and Gunter Zimmer October 11, 1970, in Seattle) is an American actress. She currently (as of 2006) resides in Eagle Rock, California.
Her past credits include Good Morning, Miami, Entourage, Joan of Arcadia, and In Justice.
She appeared as attorney Claire Simms in season 3 of Boston Legal. She joined the regular cast in the episode "Lincoln". However, producers chose not to renew her contract at the end of the season. Zimmer also is reprising her role as studio exec Dana Gordon in season 4 of HBO's Entourage.
Constance Zimmer began her acting career in high school productions. After graduation, she auditioned for the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Los Angeles. She and the whole cast of (the now defunct) Good Morning, Miami became fundraisers for the AIDS Project-Los Angeles, Tuesday's Child, The American Cinematheque, and other charitable causes.
After appearing in national commercials (Duracell, Triscuit, Budweiser), many TV guest spots (Fighting Fitzgeralds, King of Queens, Seinfeld and Wayans Brothers), she finally found steady work with Good Morning, Miami, until it was cancelled.
She makes handmade jewelry, candles, greeting cards and many other self-designed endeavors. She was a gymnast until she reached puberty. She has her own book club, which was a long-time dream of hers.
She won the Best Actress Drama-Logue Award for her performance in the Los Angeles play Catholic School Girls.
Constance Zimmer started her thespian career in high school productions and fell in love with the craft. After graduation, she decided to auditioned for the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Los Angeles. Zimmer and the entire cast of "Good Morning, Miami" (2002) have become fund-raisers for the AIDS Project Los Angeles, Tuesday's Child and The American Cinematheque and plenty of others, using her newfound celebrity status. After appearing in some national commercials("Duracell", "Triscuit", "Budweiser"), numerous TV guest spots ("Fighting Fitzgeralds, The" (2001), "King of Queens, The" (1998), "Seinfeld" (1990) and "Wayans Bros., The" (1995)), she finally found steady work, success and a loyal fan legion with "Good Morning, Miami" (2002). She won the "Best Actress" Dramalogue Award in the Los Angeles play "Catholic School Girls".
