Allison Munn

Munn lived living in Columbia South Carolina. Russell Munn is her father and a politician lobbyist. Munn has a degree from AC Flora High School and The College of Charleston. Munn was then moved to New York and was cast in The Fantasticks - an Off Broadway musical. Munn continued to play small roles on stage with roles opposite Alison Lohman (the adaptation of Janet Fitch's bestseller of the same name) as well as Michelle Pfeiffer as well as Renee Zellweger. Additionally, she starred with Orlando Bloom and Kirsten Dunst in Cameron Crowe's romantic comedy Elizabethtown. Munn played Tina Haven in Season 2 of What I Like About You. She co-starred opposite Amanda Bynes as Holly Tyler's friend. Munn appeared on the series until April 24, 2006 which was the date that its fourth season ended. Munn was also a part of Caroline on FOX's That'70s Show. Harry Allison Munn Heidi HoYeon

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