Holly Marie Combs was born December 3, 1973 in San Diego, California. Holly's mother, Lauralei Combs, was only fourteen when she became pregnant with Holly. Although Holly's parents married, they divorced after only two years. Despite this inpropitious beginning, Laralei took good care of Holly. Lauralei and Holly moved to New York City when Holly was eight. Holly studied acting at the Professional Children's School, where her teachers included Ernie Martin. Meanwhile, Lauralei pursued a career as a singer and actress. Holly's career started in television commercials and print ads when she was ten. Holly obtained her SAG card when she appeared in Walls of Glass aka Flanagan (1985), a film in which Lauralei also had a role. When she was thirteen, Holly landed a small role in the movie Sweet Hearts Dance (1988), which starred Don Johnson and Susan Sarandon. Later, she played a small part in Oliver Stone's Born on the Fourth of July (1989), and she worked on the soap operas The Guiding Light and As The World Turns. She also made a cameo appearance in the movie New York Stories (1989) and appeared in a pilot for CBS, entitled Rockenwagner.
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