Jami Gertz

 American actress Jami Beth Gertz was born on October 28th in 1965. Gertz is most well-known for her performances in Crossroads, The Lost Boys and Less than Zero, the 1980s' TV series Square Pegs, and 1996's Twister. Gertz also played the roles of Judy Miller on CBS' Still Standing, and Debbie Weaver on ABC's The Neighbors. Gertz is a part-owner of Atlanta Hawks, the National Basketball Association. Her husband Tony Ressler discovered her in an audition across the nation. Gertz was an actor in her youth, was featured in a single episode of Diff'rent Strokes with Andrew Dice Clay. Gertz was also featured in regular parts in the sitcom The Facts of Life, as Blair's friend, as well as her schoolmate Boots St. Clair. Gertz's first film appearance was in 1981's romantic film Endless Love. She then played the co-starring role in the TV sitcom Square Pegs. Her role in the sitcom series Less than Zero in 1987 was one of the highlights of.