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Aerica D'Amaro. Actress: Road Trip. Aerica was born on July 23, 1977, in Clearwater, Florida, to Elvira Russo (Queens, NY) and Joseph D'Amaro (Brooklyn,NY) both of Italian descent. As a teen, Aerica attended "Pinellas County Center of the Arts" high school and graduated in the class of 1995.
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Aerica D'Amaro. Actress: Road Trip. Aerica was born on July 23, 1977, in Clearwater, Florida, to Elvira Russo (Queens, NY) and Joseph D'Amaro (Brooklyn,NY) both of Italian descent. As a teen, Aerica attended "Pinellas County Center of the Arts" high school and graduated in the class of 1995.
- July 23, 1977
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Aerica D'Amaro is a semi-recurring actress on The CW's Dynasty, portraying the role of Dr. Bailey.
Aerica D'Amaro was born on July 23, 1977, in Clearwater, Florida, to Elvira Russo (Queens, NY) and Joseph D'Amaro (Brooklyn, NY) both of Italian descent. As a teen, D'Amaro attended Pinellas County Center of the Arts High School and graduated in the class of 1995. D'Amaro has a B.A. Degree in Theatre from the University of South Florida.
D'Amaro's acting debut was the teen comedy, Road Trip (2000), starring Tom Green. After graduating college, D'Amaro moved to Los Angeles, California to pursue her dream in television and film. She has gone on to guest star in major network television shows such as Charlie's Angels, Burn Notice, and Nashville.
Aerica D'Amaro is known as an Actor. Some of her work includes Road Trip, You Can't Take My Daughter, The Tenant, Burn Notice, Drunk, Driving, and 17, and Charlie's Angels.
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Aerica D'Amaro Active - 2000 - 2023 | Birth - Jul 23, 1977 | Genres - Drama , Action-Adventure , Comedy , Thriller , Horror | Subgenres - Space Opera , Biographical Film , Coming-Of-Age Fiction , Treasure Hunt Film , Buddy Film
Aerica D'Amaro is a actor who was born in 1977 in United States known for Road Trip, The Tenant, Paradise Lost (TV Series) and You Can't Take My Daughter (TV)
