Rebecca Rittenhouse

Rebecca Rittenhouse grew up in the shadow of Hollywood in the '90s. As she grew older, she started to contemplate setting forth into the world of acting, but actually wound up on the East Coast by the time she turned 20, first attending University of Pennsylvania and going to Off-Broadway to learn the trade more. Her first professional acting role was alongside Sarah Jessica Parker in the Amanda Peet-written drama "Commons of Pensacola." Following her performance there, she left the stage and instead of moved to television, making her TV debut in the drama "The Affair" (Showtime 2014-). Rittenhouse followed that one-off appearance with a regular role on the short-lived series "Red Band Society" (Fox 2014-15). But the end of "Red Band Society" led Rittenhouse to a starring role on the Don Johnson-starring soap opera "Blood & Oil" (ABC 2015), where she played the wily Cody LeFever.