Nellie Sciutto (Actress) – Age. Wiki, Movies, Husband

Nellie Sciutto is an actor who studied Chinese and business before training at The Actors Studio in Her hometown, New York City. When she moved to NYC, her acting teacher, Ivana Chubbuck, to,d her she was funny…to laugh at. Nellie promptly began acting in sitcoms, writing jokes for others (for Chelsea Handler on Girls Behaving Badly) and sold her one-woman show, Denying Park Avenue, to HBO. She made the switch to dramas when she began working with Martin Scorsese. She’s also known for her hosting and correspondent work for E! Entertainment, The Style Network, and for CCTV America. She is also the sister of CNN’s Jim Sciutto[1] and very interested in family life. She is married to Christopher Reeg since 2001 and the couple have one son.

Nellie Sciutto Biography

Sciutto is a seasoned traveler and speaks fluent Mandarin Chinese. She grew up in NYC and studied at The Actors Studio as well as with Ivana Chubbuck. It was Chubbuck that encouraged Sciutto to write and she ended up writing for Chelsea Handler for Girls Behaving Badly. Also interested in fashion and style, Sciutto has hosted shows the E! Entertainment Network, HGTV and more featuring stars on the red carpet to home redecoration. In 2020, Telecolon picked up the sponsorship for Coffee Talk; an internet gossip show featuring banter between Sciutto and casting director Jill Bandemer. The show has been highlighted during the 2020 coronavirus pandemic and the two discuss how the virus has affected Hollywood life and other entertainment values.

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Career: Sciutto has appeared in many series of television comedies and dramas throughout the 1990s and through today. A recurring role on The Bold & The Beautiful and guest appearances on shows such as Murphy Brown, Suddenly Susan, Men Behaving Badly and Just Shoot Me! eventually led to more serious roles on CSI, JAG, Entourage and Law & Order. She also eventually caught the eye of Martin Scorsese and has appeared in four films which he directed; The Aviator, The Departed, The Wolf of Wall Street, and most memorable as Nurse Marino in Shutter Island. Several independent films such as Apocalypse Road and Cherokee Creek continue to push on to cult status among indie film aficionados. In 2015 she starred opposite Terry Kiser as his wife in the thriller The Bone Sculptor. Maintaining dual residences between Los Angeles, CA and Dallas, Texas, Sciutto has also been the host of the Dallas Fresh series that airs on CBS-11/KTVT, a featured reporter for WFAA, and was a recurring guest in Season 3 of The Real Housewives of Dallas. She often appears on both LA and Dallas news segments and regularly appeared on Today With Kandace in DFW.