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The Slayer's Bio

This LA pom-pom shaker, Prom Princess and Fiesta Queen was born in 1981 to Hank and Joyce Summers. Growing up, the young Slayer-to-be was said to be as close as blood sisters with Celia, her cousin. Unfortunately, Celia died and Buffy decided to pledge her allegiance to her childhood hero, bladestress Dorothy Hamil. In 1996, the Buffster was introduced to Merrick, a peculiar man who informed her that she was the latest entry into a legacy of chosen individuals-Vampire Slayers. He was a Watcher, a keeper if you will, of the chosen Slayer. Who could ever have imagined a high maintenance mall rat could move on to eventually save the world on several occasions? Well, no one at her City of Angels high school could, because she torched the gym in her first major victory against the bloodsuckers. Thank goodness that our heroine somehow managed to avoid juvy or any kind of lengthy court case.

Unfortunately for Buff, her parents decided to divorce after the horrible chain of events. An entirely new chapter in the Slayer's life opened when her mom decided to make a move to beautiful Sunnydale, CA. To her surprise, her slaying days had just begun in 1997 when she found out, from her new Watcher Giles, that Sunnydale was actually located on top of Hellmouth, a portal to an evil dimension. Who would have thought that your duties of being a Chosen One wouldn't just go away when you moved? Don't parking tickets just go away?

Buffy has had quite a traumatic five years. As if it's not bad enough being a high school kid and now a college kid, she has been killed before by a vampire named The Master, she has lost the love of her life, Angel, found out that she had a sister that didn't exist before and most recently, lost her mother to a brain tumor.

With the help of Giles, her friends Willow, Xander, Spike, Tara, Anya and her sister Dawn, Buffy hopes to continue to defeat vampires, demons and just about every atrocity that you can imagine. That is of course, if she can find a way not to be so…well…dead.

Actress's Bio

Emmy Award-winning actress Sarah Michelle Gellar is a veteran of television, theater and the big screen, having worked for nearly 19 of her 24 years. She is best known for playing the title role in the hit series "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," for which she received a Golden Globe nomination in 2001.

Gellar recently completed production on the Warner Bros. feature "Scooby Doo," co-starring Freddie Prinze Jr. and scheduled for release in the summer of 2002.

In 1997, Gellar starred in "I Know What You Did Last Summer" and "Scream 2." She won a 1998 Blockbuster Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in "I Know What You Did Last Summer" and was nominated for a 1998 MTV Movie Award for her role in "Scream 2." Her additional film credits include "Cruel Intentions," "Simply Irresistible," "Harvard Man," "Funny Farm," "Over the Brooklyn Bridge" and "High Stakes."

Gellar won an Emmy Award in 1994 for her role on the daytime drama "All My Children." She also starred in the made-for-television movie "An Invasion of Privacy" and the mini-series "A Woman named Jackie," in which she played a young Jackie Kennedy.

Her theater credits include "The Widow Claire" at the Old Globe Theatre and "Jake's Women," opposite Matthew Broderick, at Circle in the Square.

A New York native, Gellar resides in Los Angeles.


	The Bronze \| home The Slayer \| The Watcher \| The Key \| The Witch \| The Loyal \| The Demon \| The Sorceress \| The Bloody \| Groups \| Contact me The Slayer The Slayer's Bio This LA pom-pom shaker, Prom Princess and Fiesta Queen was born in 1981 to Hank and Joyce Summers. Growing up, the young Slayer-to-be was said to be as close as blood sisters with Celia, her cousin. Unfortunately, Celia died and Buffy decided to pledge her allegiance to her childhood hero, bladestress Dorothy Hamil. In 1996, the Buffster was introduced to Merrick, a peculiar man who informed her that she was the latest entry into a legacy of chosen individuals-Vampire Slayers. He was a Watcher, a keeper if you will, of the chosen Slayer. Who could ever have imagined a high maintenance mall rat could move on to eventually save the world on several occasions? Well, no one at her City of Angels high school could, because she torched the gym in her first major victory against the bloodsuckers. Thank goodness that our heroine somehow managed to avoid juvy or any kind of lengthy court case. Unfortunately for Buff, her parents decided to divorce after the horrible chain of events. An entirely new chapter in the Slayer's life opened when her mom decided to make a move to beautiful Sunnydale, CA. To her surprise, her slaying days had just begun in 1997 when she found out, from her new Watcher Giles, that Sunnydale was actually located on top of Hellmouth, a portal to an evil dimension. Who would have thought that your duties of being a Chosen One wouldn't just go away when you moved? Don't parking tickets just go away? Buffy has had quite a traumatic five years. As if it's not bad enough being a high school kid and now a college kid, she has been killed before by a vampire named The Master, she has lost the love of her life, Angel, found out that she had a sister that didn't exist before and most recently, lost her mother to a brain tumor. With the help of Giles, her friends Willow, Xander, Spike, Tara, Anya and her sister Dawn, Buffy hopes to continue to defeat vampires, demons and just about every atrocity that you can imagine. That is of course, if she can find a way not to be so…well…dead. Actress's Bio Emmy Award-winning actress Sarah Michelle Gellar is a veteran of television, theater and the big screen, having worked for nearly 19 of her 24 years. She is best known for playing the title role in the hit series "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," for which she received a Golden Globe nomination in 2001. Gellar recently completed production on the Warner Bros. feature "Scooby Doo," co-starring Freddie Prinze Jr. and scheduled for release in the summer of 2002. In 1997, Gellar starred in "I Know What You Did Last Summer" and "Scream 2." She won a 1998 Blockbuster Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in "I Know What You Did Last Summer" and was nominated for a 1998 MTV Movie Award for her role in "Scream 2." Her additional film credits include "Cruel Intentions," "Simply Irresistible," "Harvard Man," "Funny Farm," "Over the Brooklyn Bridge" and "High Stakes." Gellar won an Emmy Award in 1994 for her role on the daytime drama "All My Children." She also starred in the made-for-television movie "An Invasion of Privacy" and the mini-series "A Woman named Jackie," in which she played a young Jackie Kennedy. Her theater credits include "The Widow Claire" at the Old Globe Theatre and "Jake's Women," opposite Matthew Broderick, at Circle in the Square. A New York native, Gellar resides in Los Angeles.