Rena Sherel SOFER

Rena Sherel Sofer is an American actressand model, well-known for her roles on daytime TV, guest appearances and made-for-television films. Sofer won the Daytime Emmy Award in 1995 for her character Lois Cerullo on the soap opera General Hospital. She has been portraying Quinn Fuller since 2013 on CBS The Bold and the Beautiful, a soap production The Bold and The Beautiful. Sofer was the daughter of Susan Sofer (a psychologist professor) and Martin Sofer (a Conservative rabbi). Following the divorce of her parents, her family moved to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In 1970, Sofer moved with her brother David and her father to Teaneck in New Jersey. They lived in Western Pennsylvania when Sofer was five years old. The family was based in Ambridge Pennsylvania where their father was the director of Beth Samuels Jewish Center. Then, she went to the Frisch School in Paramus, New Jersey, which is co-educational Mordern Orthodox Jewish high-school. Sofer was raised in North Bergen where her father was the synagogue's Rabbi Temple Beth El. After graduating from North Bergen High School she went on to Montclair State College. Sofer played Lois Marie Cerullo for the first time on General Hospital. She first appeared in 1993 as a manager for an ensemble. Her first major role was as Rocky McKenzie in the daytime soap show Loving (1988-91). Sofer is most likely best known for her portrayal of Lois Cerullo on General Hospital (December 15 1993 - September 24, 1996). Later, she was a guest star on the show (February 7-17 1997 September 30th to October 2nd 1997). In 1995, Sofer won a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for her performance in the role of Lois. Sofer was cast in CBS' soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful as Quinn Fuller, a role she created just. The first episode aired in July 2013. Sofer has appeared as a guest actor/supporting cast member in a several high-profile primetime TV shows, including Seinfeld and Melrose Place. Her debut episode aired July 12.