Aimee Garcia

Aimee Garcia (born 28 November 1978) is an American actress.

She played Jamie Batista, sister of Angel Batista and second nanny for Harrison Morgan, in Showtime's series DEXTER.

Appearances[]

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Career[]

Film

Her film credits include roles in The Addams Family (2019, voice); El Chicano (2018); Saint Judy (2018); What They Had (2018); After the Reality (2016); RoboCop (2014); Convincing Clooney (2011); Go for It! (2011); B-Girl (2009); Shrink (2009); Universal Signs (2008); Private Valentine: Blonde & Dangerous (2008); Dead Tone (2007); Dragon Wars: D-War (2007); Graduation (2007); Mercy Street (2006); Lies and Alibis (2006); Dirty (2005); Cruel World (2005); A Lot Like Love (2005); Spanglish (2004, Narrator); Boricua (2004); D.E.B.S. (2004); Boys Life 4: Four Play (2003); The Good Girl (2002); Betaville (2001); and The Homecoming (1996).

TV Movies

Her TV movies include roles in Sister Cities (2016); Red Zone (2014); County (2012); Beach Lane (2010); Operating Instructions (2009); The More Things Change... (2008); Ultra (2006); Global Frequency (2005); and Cadet Kelly (2002).

Shorts

Her shorts include Helen (2017); The Life of Ricky (2017); Jessica (2004); and L.T.R. (2002).

Television

Her TV credits include appearances in Lucifer; Family Guy; Rush Hour; Impastor; About a Boy; Vegas; Motorcity (voice); It's a Big Big World (voice); Hawaii Five-0; Love Bites; Off the Map; Trauma; Bones; Gary Unmarried; CSI: Miami; My Boys; Supernatural; Standoff; George Lopez; CSI: Crime Scene Investigation; Lovespring International; CSI: NY; Las Vegas; All About the Andersons; Greetings from Tucson; MDs; American Family; Angel; The Agency; V.I.P.; Resurrection Blvd; and ER. She currently stars as LAPD forensic scientist Ella Lopez in the Fox-turned-Netflix drama series Lucifer.

Personal Life[]

She was born in Chicago, Illinois, and is of Mexican and Puerto Rican descent. She grew up in Oak Park, Illinois. She started acting in commercials as a child, and participated in theater at seven years old. She attended Fenwick High School. While in school, she took acting classes at Piven Theatre Workshop. She appeared in local plays and musicals during her time at Northwestern University, where she triple majored in economics, journalism, and French. After graduating, she quit acting for a year and did finance work in Brooklyn, New York. She then moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting as her career. Garcia continues to reside in Los Angeles.