Lisa Goldstein
American actress · United States · On the map · Actors · Born 1981 · age 45
Lisa Goldstein is a retired American television, film and theatre actress. She is most known for her role as Millicent Huxtable on One Tree Hill.
Lisa Goldstein is read about 222 times a day, in 15 languages.
A typical day, 30 days to 9 November 2026
The middle day of the days counted, so one week of news cannot move it. The line under it is the last 111 days, one point a day.
Something wrong?A life in dates
Don't Know YetFilm, Autumn2008
Who Do You LoveFilm, Sheva Chess2003
One Tree HillSeries, Millicent Huxtable1989“Three of her children were in school.”In their wordsChapter 3, “Twenty-fifth November Street: 1” (pp. 35-36)“She was already caught in the enchanted net of the bookshelves. She walks down rows of books about history, science, cooking, a large section devoted to car repair.”In their wordsChapter 7, “The Jewel King’s Palace” (p. 76)“We are all tourists in each others’ lives.”In their wordsChapter 11, “A Trip into the Mountains” (p. 128)“She sat silent for a moment. The real world always lay out there waiting, ready to ambush you with something you could not control.”In their wordsChapter 15, “Casey and Mama” (p. 179)1987“I can’t believe this,” Mary said, whispering urgently. “Every time I talk to you I think I’ve heard the worst, and then you come along and say something even stupider.”In their wordsChapter 7 (p. 119)“Maybe art couldn’t survive it if was sponsored by the government. Maybe art always had to be subversive.”In their wordsChapter 10 (p. 184)1981Born30 July 1981People around Lisa
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Filmography 2
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Television 1
In their own words 4
, It would make a good tourist attraction,” Mitchell said. Jara looked at him oddly, and for a moment he feared he’d said the wrong thing again. Then Jara laughed.
That’s what’s missing, she thought. Everyone in the city is so passionate about things. Here they are only passionate about their religion. They’ve lost everything else.
Lots of people would give anything to be in your place.”“I’m not lots of people,” Mary said. “I’m me. That’s what I’ll never forgive, that you did all this without even asking me.
