Summer Glau was born on July 24, 1981, in San Antonio, Texas. She had started her career as a dancer, but, later on, took up acting as her career.
In 2002, she got a guest spot on the show “Angel”. Her work in that episode gave her the spirits to pursue a career in acting. Soon enough, she got the chance to act in a few episodes of a new sci-fi program “Firefly” in that same year.
In 2004, she appeared in the movie “Sleepover” and she was also seen in “CSI”. She also acted in the movie version on Firefly, named as “Serenity”. The movie was released in 2005.
Summer Glau as acted in the tele-series “The Unit” on CBS and “The 4400” on Sci-Fi Network.
She is also a part of the movie “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicle” TV show. She was also featured on Wizard magazine.
Why
is she famous?
Summer Glau is famous as an actress for her role in the show “Firefly”. She has also acted in “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles”.
Here is one of her famous quotes:
"When I learned how to fight, we actually made contact. I learned how to roll off their face when I punched, and tapped them when I kicked them. I had to appear like I was pushing with all my force but I was actually just tapping. That was really hard. I'm glad that I did it, but I don't ever want to do martial arts again."
- Summer Glau
Summer Glau Videos
Summer Glau transformed into even more of a Hottie!
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Summer Glau transformed into even more of a Hottie!
Summer Glau @ Fox LA #1
Summer Glau Leaves Young Hollywood Awards at The Avalon.
Summer Glau from Terminator The Sarah Connor Chronicles
Summer glau in a bikini in the unit
Summer Glau Interview
Summer Glau talk S2 of TSCC
Summer Glau Kicks Ass
Serenity interview with Summer Glau and Sean Maher
Waiting in the wings, Summer Glau
Summer Glau & Brian Austin Green at Teen Choice Awards 08
Summer Glau and Thomas Dekker discuss Evolution vs Devolution
Summer Glau was born on July 24, 1981, in San Antonio, Texas. She had started her career as a dancer, but, later on, took up acting as her career. 
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