Taylor Cole Biography

Taylor Cole (Taylor Quinn Cole) is an American actress and former fashion model. Cole has appeared in commercials and advertisements for Crest toothpaste, Dooney & Bourke handbags, and Old Spice. Though she has mainly focused on acting, she is still signed to Los Angeles agency Nous Models Management. 

Taylor Cole Education

She attended Mirabeau B. Lamar High School, where she traveled with the Junior Olympics volleyball squad. It was also in high school where Cole got her start as a model. She later moved to New York to further her modeling career.

Taylor Cole Career

Taylor Cole landed an audition for the now-defunct WB show Summerland after she had gone to visit her mother. In 2004, she won the role of Erika Spalding, relocating to Los Angeles to film the series.

She appeared in Ryan Cabrera’s True music video, Bullet for My Valentine’s video for “Tears Don’t Fall” and Papa Roach’s video for “Scars”.

Cole has also played guest roles in the CBS’ show NUMB3RS. She has appeared in an episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation as Bianca. Cole stars as Desiree in the horror remake, April Fool’s Day. She had a part in the film 12 Rounds, produced by WWE films and starring John Cena.

In December 2008, she appeared as Private Rachel Mills in the Heroes webisode series, The Recruit, and subsequently joined the main series in a recurring capacity playing the same character as at the start of 2009. She stars alongside Tiffany Shepis in The Violent Kind.

In 2009, she played the role of “Hot Neighbor” in the short-lived TV show Secret Girlfriend.

In April 2010, Cole guest starred in the NCIS episode “Guilty Pleasure” as DC escort Charlotte Cook.

From September 2010 to May 2011, Cole starred in The Event as Vicky Roberts, an assassin for a covert organization. In October 2011, she starred in the music video for The Walk by Mayer Hawthorne.

In November 2011, Cole was cast in CSI: Miami in the recurring role of Samantha Owens, a lab technician.

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Cole guest-starred in The WB show Supernatural episode titled “Provenance”, where she played Sarah Blake, an art dealer. She reprised her role in Season 8’s episode “Clip Show”.

Taylor Cole Age

She was born on April 29, 1984 in Arlington, Texas, United States. She is 34 years old as of 2018.

Taylor Cole Family

Cole is the daughter of Deborah Quinn, and stepdaughter of, actor Shawn Christian (parents of her half-brother Kameron Christian).

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She got married to Kevin Simshauser on October 02, 2015. The couple has a daughter named Tatum Woods. She lives in Los Angeles, California with her family.

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Taylor Cole Measurements

Height: 5 ft 8.5 in or 174 cm
Weight: 55 kg or 121 lbs
Bra Size: 34 B
Dress Size: 4 (US) or 34 (EU)
Shoe Size: 9 (US) 40 (EU)

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Taylor Cole Interview

Interviewer: What was it about the script for One Winter Weekend that made you want to sign on to the project?

Taylor Cole: Well, I have to say that most every Hallmark movie that gets sent my way, I almost immediately know that I want to do it because of the joy it brings everybody and you know it’s going to be a happy story. As an actor, you know you aren’t going to read something that is horrific or something that won’t offend anyone and you know you are going to make people happy.

For this particular script, it was one of my favorite scripts because of the departure of the normal kind of movie that you usually get from Hallmark and I don’t mean that in a bad way. This particular character had an edge about her in this movie because she’s coming from a little bit of a heartbreak, has sort of sworn off dating and isn’t in such a positive place in her life.

That sort of energy intrigued me because that’s not usually what you get from a Hallmark movie. I really like where this character started and where she ended up at the conclusion of the movie.

Interviewer: How would you describe your character Cara to someone?

Taylor Cole: This character is trying to figure out what makes her happy as for as her work and her career. She’s a writer, but the writing that she is doing isn’t that inspiring for her. She’s working for a magazine where she’s writing about dating and it’s exhausting and it takes up her time and energy.

She really wants to be a mystery writer and going back to school to try and explore that world is a risk that she’s not sure that she wants to take. She eventually gets the strength to leave the cushy job that is paying her bills and take a leap of faith to go back to school and do what she really loves. She finds the inspiration within herself which I think was great

There where some rewrites in the script where it ended up being that it was all her inspiration and it was her figuring out who she is and what she wanted.

Interviewer: Can you tell us one similarity and one difference between you personally and your character Cara?

Taylor Cole: Something similar would be that she’s going through a heartache and a hard time and she takes a trip and is travelling to maybe spark some inspiration and get through a hard time. I also do that when I’m happy or sad or trying to figure something out. Inspiration really hits home when I’m travelling and I’m in the wilderness. I purchased a trailer and for the past year or so, I have been driving from job to job and being one with myself. It helps me get myself grounded and helps me be aware of my surroundings which is very helpful to healing and happiness.

One of the ways that we differ is that Cara is a little bit more stubborn, which was fun to play. I mean she did go through a hard time and I understand that, but I am very, to a fault, happy go lucky and go with the flow and I never say no. Cara has boundaries and she tries to place everything in a box so everything can happen the way it’s supposed to and I am more of the opposite. Cara is more structured than I am.

Interviewer: You got the chance to work with Jack Turner again. Can you talk about what it’s like working with him?

Taylor Cole: It was so much fun. It was fun that we got to go at each other at the beginning of the movie as opposed to just falling in love the entire time. A little bit more conflict between the two characters was fun to play.

Also, a familiar face on these shoots is always appreciated. You already know what you are in for and you already know each other, so the connection and the bond is already there. You know the fans love and believe in that connection and you don’t have to try and find that connection. The funny thing is, everything about this movie is completely opposite from that last Hallmark movie Jack and I did together. For us, it was fun to explore a different relationship that has the same connection.

Interviewer: One Winter Weekend also has a fantastic supporting cast with Rukiya Bernard and Dewshane Williams. Can you talk about what it was like working with them?

Taylor Cole: Oh my gosh, I love them and they were so great. I had more days on set with Rukiya than I did with Jack, so our bond was immediate and great. She’s a mother and just so loving. I really enjoyed their company. I didn’t get to work with them together so much, but what time we did work together was amazing.

Dewshane is so talented and just a wonderful person. He is so interesting. He makes his own music and beats and he’s on the presuppose of something really amazing. It’s very inspiring and it’s so beautiful to watch and be around his energy and I know he’ll be huge one day. Rukiya was doing three projects at the same time. She was flying back and forth working on this movie, a Disney movie and also a series.

I love that the friend has a love story and a connection. Every time there is a second love story, I love it and I know the fans love it. This particular love story between those two is really cute and they added a few things to the script that made it even cuter. They had such a great bond that you will root for them. Their love story is opposite of the love story between our characters and it really shows the juxtaposition between the two stories. It makes it cute and interesting to see how both couples react.

Interviewer: Can you tell us what it was like filming One Winter Weekend in Canada and how the scenery and environment helped your performance?

Taylor Cole: When I first got to Winnipeg, I hadn’t done any research, but I just figured that we are shooting a snowboarding movie that we would be in the mountains somewhere. When I asked the driver where the mountains where and how far away our lodging was from the mountains, he informed me that the running joke of this town is that you can watch your dog run away for three days.

This town is so flat that you could see your dog run away for three days. 😊 We were about thirty minutes away and I think the 1984 Olympics were held there and it was just stunning. When you see the shots, they won’t do the place justice because it was just breathtaking to be there.

Interviewer: The Hallmark Channel continues to see record growth year after year. Why do you think the network and its movies are resonating so well with viewers?

Taylor Cole: I think that there is just a simple comfort with Hallmark movies. You can have it on running all day and you don’t have to sit down and commit to a series. It’s one movie and it’s short and sweet and it’s all tied up at the end. You are going to get a happy and tingly feeling and I think America needs that right now.

I think with other networks and television shows, they are trying to push the limit with the drama and are so much focused on the negative, that having an entire network which is dedicated to positivity is really refreshing for viewers.

Interviewer: What message, if any, would you like viewers to take away from One Winter Weekend after watching it?

Taylor Cole: You know, to keep an open heart and to know that love can be found in the most unexpected places and to honestly not judge a book by its cover as cliché as that may be.

We’d like to thank Taylor Cole for taking time out of her schedule to talk with us about One Winter Weekend.

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