Lights, camera, Lana! Lana Young is television and film actress currently recurring as Dr. Mary Osder in Fox’s hospital drama The Resident. Her career work includes the recurring roles Mrs. Douglas in The Vampire Diaries on the CW, Dr. Jacinta Butler in Greenleaf on OWN, Gloria Ruiz in The Inspectors on CBS; guest-star roles as Debbie in The Act on Hulu and most recently in the Disney + phenomena, WandaVision as Dr. Highland as well the series Jessica Jones. Lana has worked with some of the greats, performing with Christopher Plummer and Ewan McGregor in the Oscar-winning film Beginners, playing Gloria the nanny opposite Jake Gyllenhaal and Rachel McAdams in the boxing drama Southpaw, and playing a fertility doctor opposite Emily Blunt and Justin Theroux in the feature film The Girl on the
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