Tammy Boundy

Tammy Boundy's journey into the film and TV industry is nothing short of inspiring. Balancing single motherhood with pursuing a career in a demanding field, she started her path when her twin boys were just eight months old, chaperoning them on the set of Playing House. From there, Tammy developed a passion for the industry, taking on various non-union roles in commercials, TV series, and movies. Her persistence paid off in 2022 when she stepped in front of the camera herself, landing her first speaking role as a food delivery person on the TV series Pink Is In. Her second credit came as a line dancer in Motherhood, showcasing her versatility as a performer. However, her big break came when she portrayed Mrs. Thompson in the provocative and entertaining film The Apprentice, which delves into Donald Trump's early years. With Sebastian Stan delivering a powerful performance as Trump and Jeremy Strong portraying Roy Cohn, Tammy's role in such a high-profile project was a monumental step forward in her acting career.