Paula Marshall to star in 'Nip/Tuck'

Paula Marshall--known for playing seductive lesbian daughter Regina on the canceled Out of Practice--will star in four episodes of the hit series Nip/Tuck next season as Sean McNamara's love interest, reports AfterEllen on Logo.com.

Marshall is also in the upcoming film I Know Who Killed Me, costarring with Lindsay Lohan and Julia Ormond. The movie opens July 27. (The Advocate)

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