Gabrielle Carteris

She assumed the position of acting president following the death of the previous president, Ken Howard, on March 23, 2016. On April 9, 2016, Carteris was elected SAG-AFTRA president by the national board to serve out the remainder of Howard's term. She was re-elected to the position in August 2017 and August 2019 by full membership vote.

• Name — Gabrielle Carteris • Office — 2nd National President of SAG-AFTRA • Term Start — April 9, 2016 • Term End — October 15, 2021 • Predecessor — Ken Howard • Successor — Fran Drescher • Birthplace — Scottsdale, Arizona, U.S. • Occupation — * Actress • trade unionist • Children — 2

Carteris was born in Scottsdale, Arizona, to Marlene, a realtor, and Ernest J. Carteris, a restaurant owner. She has a twin brother, James. Her father was of Greek ancestry whereas her mother is Jewish. Her parents separated six months after her birth. Carteris's mother moved with her children to San Francisco, California, where she set up a children's clothing store. She attended Redwood High School in Larkspur, California.

After graduating from Sarah Lawrence College, Carteris's early television career found her typically cast as a teenager in such fare as ABC Afterschool Specials, CBS Schoolbreak Special, and the long-running soap opera Another World. This trend of playing significantly younger characters would continue, when in 1990, she was cast in her best-known role as studious school newspaper editor Andrea Zuckerman on Beverly Hills, 90210. At age 29, she was the oldest cast member to portray a 15-year-old, lying about her age to get the part. By 1993, while working for the show, her GABCO Productions company signed a deal with Rysher TPE. In 1995, Carteris left the series and became the host of her own television talk show, Gabrielle, which lasted only one season. Following this, she worked regularly as an actor and voiceover artist, amassing a considerable amount of post-90210 credits in television, film, and video games. She became a mainstay in television films, starring in nearly a dozen of them. Her first, Seduced and Betrayed, was released in 1995. She became a regular presence on network television, appearing in episodes of series such as Touched by an Angel, King of the Hill, NYPD Blue, JAG, Criminal Minds, and NCIS, among others. She has appeared in several feature films. Carteris also provided the voice for the Motorola intelligent assistant "Mya." In 2019, Carteris appeared on Fox's BH90210 reboot, appearing both as Andrea Zuckerman and herself. The fictionalized version of herself was portrayed as sexually questioning and engaged in a brief relationship with former 90210 guest-star turned fictional Fox executive Christine Elise.

• Illustration — Carteris in 2017 Carteris became the executive vice president of SAG-AFTRA, following the Screen Actors' Guild (SAG) and American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA) merger in 2012. She became acting president of the union following the death of previous president Ken Howard on March 23, 2016, and was elected president on April 9, 2016, by the national board to complete the remainder of Howard's two-year term. She served three two-year terms as president, defeating challengers such as Esai Morales in 2017 and Matthew Modine in 2019 in direct votes by union members. She also serves as vice president of the California Labor Federation. In August 2020, she announced that there would be sharp cuts, including a raise in the earnings floor to qualify for next year's SAG-AFTRA Health Plan due to two consecutive years of deficits and projected losses in years to come. Carteris did not seek re-election in 2021, backing Fran Drescher as her successor instead.

While filming the pilot of Beverly Hills, 90210, Carteris began dating Charles Isaacs, a stockbroker. In 1991, Isaacs moved to Los Angeles to be with her. After two years together, they married on May 3, 1992, at Santa Barbara's Four Seasons resort. Carteris and Isaacs have two daughters.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1987 — CBS Schoolbreak Special — Nancy — Episode: "What If I'm Gay?" • ABC Afterschool Special — Leslie — Episode: "Seasonal Differences" • 1988 — Cecile — Episode: "Date Rape" • Another World — Tracy Julian • 1990–1996, 1998 & 2000 — Beverly Hills, 90210 — Andrea Zuckerman — Main role (seasons 1–5) Guest role (seasons 6, 8 & 10) • 1994 — Gargoyles — Amy Schummer — Voice, episode: "And Justice for All" • 1995 — Seduced and Betrayed — Cheryl Hiller — Television film • Mixed Blessings — Diana Goode Douglas • 1996 — To Face Her Past — Megan Hollander • Touched by an Angel — April Campbell — Episode: "The Portrait of Mrs. Campbell" • 1997 — Johnny Bravo — Various — Voice, 2 episodes • Pinky and the Brain — Asian Boy — Voice, episode: "Bah, Wilderness" • 1998 — Touched by an Angel — Linda Craig — Episode: "The Trigger" • The Love Boat: The Next Wave — Brenda — Episode: "All Aboard" • Men in Black: The Series — Agent E — Voice, episode: “The Star System Syndrome” • 1999 — King of the Hill — Julie, Rita Bevacqua — Voice, episode: "Take Me Out of the Ball Game" • The Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot — Dr. Erika Slate • 2000 — Batman Beyond — Sable Thorpe — Voice, episode: "King's Ransom" • 2001 — Strong Medicine — Freddie Gosling — Episode: "Mortality" • JAG — Michelle Stoechler — Episode: "Mixed Messages" • 2002 — Trapped: Buried Alive — Emily Cooper — Television film • NYPD Blue — Miss Griffin — Episode: "Low Blow" • For the People — Tracy Smith — Episode: "Textbook Perfect" • The Zeta Project — Female Tour Guide — Voice, episode: "The Wrong Morph" • 2003 — The Agency — Mrs. Akil — Episode: "An Isolated Incident" • The Mummy — Jane Sherman — Voice, episode: "Old Friends" • Nip/Tuck — Ellie Collins — Episode: "Kurt Dempsey" • Clifford the Big Red Dog — Kiki — Voice, episode: "Big Hearted T-Bone" • 2004 — Combustion — Lourie Harper — Television film • 2005 — A Lover's Revenge — Det. Sparks • Deck the Halls — Holly Hall • Palmetto Pointe — Mrs. Jones — Episode: "Hello, Goodbye" • Crossing Jordan — Dawn McGuire — Episode: "Enlightment" • 2006 — Drake & Josh — Dr. Phyllis Tupper — Episode: "Dr. Phyllis Show" • Avatar: The Last Airbender — Poppy Beifong — Voice, episode: "The Blind Bandit" • The — Actress on TV (uncredited) — Television film • 2008 — Dan's Detour of Life — Cindy Ford • My Alibi — Principal Tuckerman — Main role • 2010 — Criminal Minds — Nancy Campbell — Episode: "Solitary Man" • 2011 — The Event — Diane Geller — 2 episodes • Make It or Break It — Doctor — Episode: "Requiem for a Dream" • Batman: The Brave and the Bold — Vicki Vale/Laethwen — Voice, 2 episodes • 12 Wishes of Christmas — Sandra — Television film • 2013 — The Middle — Colleen — Episode: "The Friend" • Longmire — Barbara Bollman — Episode: "Party's Over" • 2015 — Code Black — Nurse Amy Wolfowitz — Recurring role • 2016 — The Suicide Note — Professor Majors — Television film • 2018 — NCIS — Julie Bell — Episode: "Family Ties" • 2019 — BH90210 — Herself/Andrea Zuckerman — Also co-producer • 2022 — We Own This City — Andrea Smith, head of OCDETF — Guest role • 9-1-1 — Blimp Co-Pilot

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2002 — La Pucelle: Tactics — Angelique • Forgotten Realms: Icewind Dale II • Minority Report: Everybody Runs — Agatha Lively • 2003 — Arc the Lad: Twilight of the Spirits — Nafia • 2004 — Shout About Movies — Voice-over • 2006 — Marvel: Ultimate Alliance — Elektra Natchios, Enchantress • 2007 — Spider-Man 3 — Additional Voices • 2009 — Bionic Commando — Jayne Magdalene

Gabrielle Carteris was recorded at birth as Gabrielle Anne Carteris. The authorities additionally record the heading Gabriella Carteris. Her recorded language was English.

Gabrielle Carteris is recorded as actress and labor leader.