- Height5′ (1.52 m)
- With an extensive theatre background and a feature film credit to her name, Bridget Lappert got her start in theatre at a pretty young age, for years she was an avid gymnast but because of her father's job schedule, Bridget and her family moved around... a lot. Theatre became a pastime for Bridget, when gymnastics was not available. Bridget has performed in numerous plays, such as The Miracle Worker, The Diary of Anne Frank, Annie, and Wait Until Dark.
In 2008 Bridget starred opposite Skye McCole Bartusiak (Don't Say a Word, The Patriot) and Julianna Rose Mauriello (Lazy Town) in the film adaptation of the play Runaway Home. The films title changed to A Fix. Bridget is working on a television/web pilot with her brother, actor/writer Daniel Lappert, entitled The Outskirts of Hope.
Bridget resides in Alabama with her parents, and 5 adopted siblings.
She is represented by Barbara Garvey of Coastal Talent Kids and Teens and Nancy Carson of the Carson/Adler Agency.
- IMDb mini biography by: Gina Amante
- When playing "Helen Keller" in William Gibson's "The Miracle Worker" at the Helen Keller Birthplace in Tuscumbia, Alabama, Bridget broke her tail bone in the "fight scene" between "Helen and "Annie Sullivan".
- Has played classical violin since age 7.
- Has five adopted siblings.
- Knowing the background of my family, I thought it would be very exciting to do this role. "Though Anne's story about going into hiding is the one that is told the most, it awes me to think there are so many other stories like Anne's, and it's very moving.
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