Biography

Brooke Butler was born in Woodinville, Washington to parents Greg and Sunny Butler. She has one older brother, Bret Butler. She began dancing and singing at age five after falling in love with Phantom of the Opera. Growing up fully immersed in the world of extreme sports due to her athletic family she eventually found herself deciding between going pro in soccer or continuing her artistic passions. After booking a role in a stage production of Les Misérables at 12, and performing at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe held in Scotland at the age of 16, it became clear. Brooke attended the University of Southern California where she was a presidential scholar, received a Bachelor's degree in Dramatic Arts, and was ranked top 20 cheerleaders in the nation as a USC cheerleader.

After graduating she appeared as a lead in her first feature All Cheerleaders Die, which premiered at TIFF. She was then deemed one of Maxim’s "The Hot 10 Actresses" to watch.

Brooke went on to star in television series and feature films including Young Darlene Snell in Netflix’s Ozark, FOX’s The Resident, TNT’s Animal Kingdom, AMC’s Creepshow, NBC’s Magnum PI, singing Italian Opera in Oscar nominated Sian Heder’s Showtime pilot Queen Fur and stage plays like Famous based on the tumultuous childhood of River Phoenix. She starred alongside Bruce Willis, Frank Grillo, Leon, and Kevin Dillon as the only female lead in A Day to Die premiering in Egypt and around the world as well as Robert Ulrich produced Valley Fever opposite Blake Jenner and Hayden Szeto.

She co-produced her first feature which just wrapped in December of 2025.

When Brooke is not performing she can be found playing piano, guitar, and recording music. Brooke likes to hike, play sports, snow ski, wake-board, and bungee jump. She is a fanatic for classic movies, foreign films, and the golden age of Hollywood; knowing one day her career will also take her behind the camera as a director.
- IMDb mini biography by: A. Nonymous

Brooke Butler was born in Woodinville, Washington. She began dancing and singing at the age of five after falling in love with The Phantom of the Opera. Raised in an athletic family deeply immersed in extreme sports, Butler spent much of her youth balancing high-level athletics with a growing passion for the performing arts. She booked Les Misérables at age twelve, followed by performing at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe at sixteen. Brooke attended the University of Southern California where she was a presidential scholar, received a Bachelor's degree in Dramatic Arts, and was ranked top 20 cheerleaders in the nation as a USC cheerleader.

After graduating she appeared as a lead in her first feature All Cheerleaders Die, which premiered at TIFF. She was then deemed one of Maxim’s "The Hot 10 Actresses" to watch.

Brooke went on to star in television series and feature films including Young Darlene Snell in Netflix’s Ozark, FOX’s The Resident, TNT’s Animal Kingdom, AMC’s Creepshow, NBC’s Magnum PI, singing Italian Opera in Oscar nominated Sian Heder’s Showtime pilot Queen Fur and stage plays like Famous based on the tumultuous childhood of River Phoenix. She starred alongside Bruce Willis, Frank Grillo, Leon, and Kevin Dillon as the only female lead in A Day to Die premiering in Egypt and around the world as well as Robert Ulrich produced Valley Fever opposite Blake Jenner and Hayden Szeto.

In 2025, her film Sunfish (& Other Stories on Greenlake) premiered in competition at the Sundance Film Festival, selected as one of ten films. That same year, Butler co-produced her first feature, which wrapped in December 2025.

Outside of acting, Butler plays piano and guitar, records music, and enjoys hiking, skiing, wake-boarding, and bungee jumping. A devoted fan of classic cinema, foreign films, and the Golden Age of Hollywood, she plans to expand her career behind the camera as a director.
- IMDb mini biography by: A. Nonymous

Big Green Eyes

Was ranked #4 in the 2019 "Feet of the Year" list on WikiFeet.

Selected as one of Maxim's 'The Hot 10' actresses to watch.