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Bethany Joy Lenz
Lenz in 2022
Born (1981-04-02) April 2, 1981 (age 43)
Hollywood, Florida, U.S.
Other names
  • Bethany Joy
  • Joy Lenz
  • Bethany Joy Galeotti
  • Joie Lenz
Occupations
  • Actress
  • singer-songwriter
Years active1988–present
Spouse
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(m. 2005; div. 2012)​
Children1

Bethany Joy Lenz (born April 2, 1981) is an American actress and singer-songwriter. She is known for her portrayal of Haley James Scott on The WB / The CW television drama One Tree Hill (2003–2012). She also starred as Michelle Bauer Santos on the CBS Daytime soap opera Guiding Light (1998–2000), and is recognized for her music as a solo artist and as a member of the band Everly. Since 2021, Lenz has been a co-host on the Drama Queens podcast along with her former One Tree Hill co-stars, Sophia Bush and Hilarie Burton Morgan.

Acting

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While on a trip to Los Angeles, Lenz landed her first professional job in a commercial for dolls from the teen drama series Swans Crossing. Lenz eventually went on to appear in commercials for Eggo Waffles, Dr Pepper and others. She continued to find work steadily as an actress, and by her second year in high school she landed the role of Linda Halleck in Stephen King's Thinner. She appeared in various pilots, commercials and films, and performed regional theatre until she was eventually cast as a series regular on Guiding Light.

At age 17, Lenz played the teenage clone of Reva Shayne on the CBS Daytime soap opera Guiding Light for nine episodes. Her stint earned her such favorable reviews from viewers, critics, and Guiding Light executives alike that Lenz was eventually recast as Michelle Bauer Santos upon Rebecca Budig's exit. This unusual move was described as "unheard of" in the industry according to CBS producer Mickey Dwyer-Dobbin.[citation needed] In 1999, while working on Guiding Light, she graduated from Eastern Christian High School in New Jersey. She also landed the role of Rose Cronin in Mary and Rhoda, a made-for-television movie that reunited Mary Tyler Moore and Valerie Harper as Mary Richards and Rhoda Morgenstern. At the time Lenz juggled a heavy storyline, a television movie portraying Mary Tyler Moore's daughter, a one-year run of a New York cabaret called Foxy Ladies Love/Boogie 70's Explosion, and the lead role in an independent film. Lenz also filmed two pilots: one playing the daughter of Paul Sorvino, and the other as the lead in the WB's 1972.

After her two-year contract with The Guiding Light ended, she left her role as Michelle Bauer Santos and moved from New York City to Los Angeles. In Los Angeles, Lenz was directed by Garry Marshall playing Pinky Tuscadero in Happy Days: the Musical (musical directors Carole King and Paul Williams) and by Arthur Allan Seidleman in a staged reading of a musical version of The Outsiders. During this time, Lenz also landed guest appearances on Off Centre, Charmed, Felicity, Maybe It's Me and The Guardian. In 2002 Lenz joined the cast of Bring It On Again as Marni Potts, the co-captain of the varsity cheerleading squad.

When she was 22, Lenz was cast in the WB television series One Tree Hill. She originally auditioned for the roles of Brooke Davis and Haley James. She landed the role of Haley James, the quintessential girl-next-door, who is best friends with Lucas Scott, portrayed by Chad Michael Murray, and wife of Nathan Scott, portrayed by James Lafferty.[1] During her time on One Tree Hill, Lenz was also offered the role of Belle in Beauty and the Beast when it was still in production on Broadway, but turned it down due to scheduling conflicts. Lenz appeared in an episode of Life Unexpected alongside Kate Voegele as part of a crossover-event between One Tree Hill and Life Unexpected.

In the sixth season, Lenz made her directorial debut.[2] She initially approached producer Greg Prange in 2007 with the idea of directing but was not given the opportunity to do so until two years later. Over the course of season six Lenz shadowed several directors, watched them prepare, and went on location scouts.[3] Lenz directed two more episodes.[specify]

After eight seasons on air, One Tree Hill returned for thirteen episodes in its ninth and final season. The show ended on April 4, 2012.

In 2012, Lenz decided to concentrate on projects that were "strategically designed to move her career in a direction that was not quite the same thing as she was doing on One Tree Hill".[4] In September 2012, it was confirmed that Lenz would guest star on an episode of Men at Work. She played the role of Meg, a single mother who the character Tyler begins to date.[5] She said the first few days were hard because she had not done comedy for some time.[4]

In March 2013, it was confirmed that Lenz would have a recurring role on Dexter. Her character Cassie was described as "an attractive former finance executive looking for a quieter life". Lenz's character appeared in four episodes of the final season.[6]

In late September 2013, Lenz landed the role of Lauren Byrd on the pilot Songbyrd for E! The show centered around Lauren, a genius songwriter who employs a small staff, including her sister, to enable and manage her eccentric, yet wildly successful process.[7] Production for Songbyrd began in late January 2014 in New York City, but the show was not picked up by E!

In the second quarter of 2015, Lenz was cast in the Shonda Rhimes drama, The Catch, for ABC, playing the role of Zoe. On May 18, 2015, Lenz revealed she was being replaced; she wrote, "Looks like they need a different type for Zoe, so I'll be replaced," though she still encouraged fans to watch the show.[8]

Early in 2016, Lenz starred in her friend Kristin Fairweather's first short film, Grace. She also appeared in March 2016 in two episodes of third season of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. In mid-2016, she was cast in the new drama American Gothic as a character named April.

Since 2021, Lenz has been a co-host on the Drama Queens podcast along with her former One Tree Hill co-stars, Sophia Bush and Hilarie Burton Morgan.[9]

Music

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After Lenz's exit from Guiding Light, she completed a demo of original music. Trained by the director of the Brooklyn College of Opera, Lenz plays the guitar and piano, and writes her own music. Her first album, entitled Preincarnate, was released in October 2002. She worked under the direction of director Garry Marshall and alongside musician Carole King on a new musical adapted from the series Happy Days. She also took the opportunity to work in a public reading of a musical version of the novel The Outsiders directed by Arthur Allan Seidelman.

Lenz in France at the 2012 OTH Convention

While working on One Tree Hill she continued to release new music. In 2005, after recording "When the Stars Go Blue" with costar Tyler Hilton, the duo joined The Wreckers (Michelle Branch and Jessica Harp), and Gavin DeGraw for a 25-city North American One Tree Hill Tour that started in Vancouver. Lenz and Hilton scored the No. 89 spot in February 2005's Billboard Pop 100 chart with the duet "When the Stars Go Blue".[10] While on tour, Lenz debuted her second independent record entitled, Come On Home, and filmed her first music video for "Songs in My Pockets" at Coney Island Beach and Astroland in Brooklyn, New York.

In 2006, alongside ex-American Idol judge Kara DioGuardi, Lenz co-wrote and recorded "Halo" which was released on the second volume of the One Tree Hill Soundtrack. During this time, Lenz signed a deal with Sony Epic Records and worked with her producer, Ron Aniello (Lifehouse, Guster, Barenaked Ladies) to record original material. In 2006, after changes within the company, Lenz left the label. Despite this setback, Lenz traveled to Los Angeles to write and record several songs for the soundtrack for Ten Inch Hero in 2006.[11] Lenz's split with Epic allowed her to sign with the independent record label Hillasterion.

In 2008, Lenz formed the band Everly with her friend, Amber Sweeney. Immediately after the duo was formed, they teamed up with musical act Angels & Airwaves, and Kate Voegele for a live USO concert event for military personnel. This was filmed and formed the basis for a One Tree Hill episode, titled "Even Fairy Tale Characters Would Be Jealous".[12]

In 2012, the Everly band split after four years of collaboration, the two artists preferring to focus on their solo careers. In November of the same year, Lenz joined fellow One Tree Hill co-star Michael Grubbs of the band Wakey!Wakey! and other singers at the Gramercy Theatre in New York City for the BTF Concerts: Rock The Schools 2012 concert.[13] She performed new songs and two duets with Grubbs entitled "I Know" and "Irresistible". At the concert, she sold a 9-song CD entitled Then Slowly Grows.[14]

During an interview with Shine On Media in May 2013, Lenz stated she was meeting with long-time friend and music producer Jeff Cohen to record an album.[15] On May 22, 2013, Lenz tweeted a picture of the recording studio. The caption read, "Recording new music in #Nashville with old pal Jeff Cohen! #LeavingTownAlive #CrazyGirls"[16] On June 4, 2013, Lenz tweeted "Sneak peek at my new album..." and linked a video on WhoSay to a new song "Please".[17]

During an interview with Mary Ann Albright in late July 2013, Lenz talked about her musical career plans. She shared her intention to release her first full-length studio album, entitled Your Woman in the near future as an independent release on her blog. Lenz went on to say, "The best way I can describe this album is Patsy Cline meets Paula Cole meets Sam Cooke."[18]

On August 10, 2013, the song "Please" featuring Lenz was released on vibedeck and August 11 on iTunes[citation needed] for her fans after she had performed it at the Rock the Schools Concert in 2012. On July 18, 2014, Lenz released "Calamity Jane" on iTunes. The song was a teaser for her soon-to-be-released album. Lenz stated: "While I'm reworking my album, here's a little teaser. This song will sound totally different on the new record, but I thought you'd enjoy hearing this version."[19] On July 21, the song was on her WhoSay site and later on her SoundCloud site.

In November 2014, Lenz created a Kickstarter fundraising page for her new EP.[20] Production on the EP began in early December. As well as supporting the new EP, fans were able to give back to the charity Stop the Traffik. The project, entitled "Get Back to Gold" was released (iTunes, Amazon.com) on December 23, 2014, and was a sneak peek for her new album.[citation needed]

Lenz later formed Joy Lenz and the Firepit Band. The lineup consists of WhiteRose (Danny Shyman) on guitar, Doo Crowder on vocals and guitar, Ben Zelico on drums and Meaghan Maples and Brittany Gilmore as back up singers. They toured from May to July 2016 and said an album was in preparation for 2017.

In December 2020, Lenz released her first solo Christmas album, entitled Snow. The album was produced by Mike Bundlie and released under Poets Road Records. It featured six songs, with four being originals by Lenz. The song "My Christmas with You" features Anthony Evans from the Voice and "Listen" features her daughter.[21][22]

The Notebook musical

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In 2005, after seeing Nick Cassavetes' film The Notebook and subsequently reading Nicholas Sparks' best selling novel of the same name, Lenz found herself singing songs around her house based on the story's characters. After six weeks, she decided to put them down on paper. She brought the idea to her producer Ron Aniello and they decided to form Galeotti & Aniello Productions. On December 7, 2006, Lenz revealed on her website bethanyjoylenz.com, that they were writing a musical. After finishing the libretto, Lenz passed it on to a friend close to the Sparks family who gave it to the book's author. He loved it and she procured the rights to the musical.

The auditions took place in early August 2009 at Thalian Hall. Paul Teal and Kendra Goehring-Garett were cast as lead roles of Noah and Alli. The Notebook musical was workshopped in a small black box theater in October 2009 in front of Broadway producers and investors, and Nicholas Sparks who came for the occasion. Lenz said that all the feedback the she and Aniello received was positive. The producers said the music was "amazing" and did not require any modification, and "everybody loved the dialogue, and they thought the story was well-crafted".[23] On the playbill, she thanks some friends from One Tree Hill cast including Paul Johansson, Allison Munn and Jana Kramer.

On February 10 and 11, 2010, Lenz revealed on Facebook that she was recording songs with the other singers for the musical. On March 6, 2010, Lenz said that she was rewriting passages including some songs. In July 2010, the duo revealed on their website the list of the songs : "The Colors Play", "Carolina Moon", "Troublesome Tongue", "Sunday Train", "The Nightclub Swing!", "Think of Me (When You are Gone)", "Psalm 148", "My Christmas With You" and "The Luckiest Girl". They were written by both Lenz and Aniello.

In November 2010, in response to Twitter followers successfully raising more than $2000 in one day for the charity Love146, Lenz released the song "Troublesome Tongue". The song features Noah's father and his friends explaining Noah's childhood stutter to new love Allie (played by Lenz on the recording). In December 2010, Paul Teal, who played Noah, released the song "Sunday Train" from the demo score on YouTube.[24] In October 2011, Lenz revealed on her website www.bethanyjoy.com that she attended the 15th Anniversary for The Notebook with Nicholas Sparks, with whom she has become great friends.

Personal life

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Lenz at the Nicholas Sparks Celebrity Family Weekend in 2012

Lenz married musician Michael Galeotti, formerly of the band Enation, on December 31, 2005. In 2011, Lenz gave birth to a daughter.[25] In March 2012, Lenz announced that she would be divorcing her husband after six years of marriage. She wrote: "We remain friendly and dedicated to raising our beautiful girl in love and we appreciate your prayers and support during this difficult time."

During an August 2023 episode of Drama Queens, Lenz revealed that she was in a cult for 10 years. While she did not divulge the name of the group, in interviews she stated that she was a part of the group during the entirety of One Tree Hill and many castmates tried to convince her to leave. She wrote a memoir about her experience titled Dinner for Vampires and the book was released on October 22, 2024.[26][27][28][29][30]

Philanthropy

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Introduced to Love146 by former Everly bandmate, Amber Sweeney, Lenz has been actively supporting the international human rights organization largely through social media outlets.[31] On June 12, 2011, she revealed details of her newest project – an online boutique called Lark, selling apparel with original designs by Lenz. All proceeds benefit Love146, To Write Love On Her Arms, as well as Reading is Fundamental.[32][30]

Jewelry

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In July 2016, Lenz designed her own jewelry line in partnership with Stilnest.[33][34] She delayed the launch by one week following the attack in Nice, ultimately launching on July 23, 2016.[35] The pieces feature a buffalo motif, which was inspired by a trip Lenz took to Fort Apache. Lenz donated ten percent of the profits to the Tanka Fund.[36]

Modern Vintage

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In 2023, Lenz said she was starting a broadsheet newspaper for women called Modern Vintage,[37] the same name as her website, where she discusses art, culture, travel, and style.[38]

Filmography

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Film

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Year Film Role Notes
1992 Psalty's Salvation Celebration Shelly Barnes
1996 Thinner Linda Halleck
2004 Bring It On Again Marni Potts
2011 Just Yell Fire: Campus Life Herself
2017 Extortion Julie Riley
2020 Blindfire Jan
2022 So Cold the River Erica Shaw

Television

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Year Title Role Notes
1998 1973 Lisa Unaired television pilot
1998–2000 Guiding Light Teenage Reva Shayne clone Recurring role
Michelle Bauer Santos Main role (November 9, 1998 – September 29, 2000)
2000 Mary and Rhoda Rose Cronin Television film
2001 Charmed Lady Julia Episode: "A Knight to Remember"
Felicity Gretchen Episode: "Oops...Noel Did It Again"
Off Centre Heather Episode: "Feeling Shellfish"
2002 The Legacy Jess Unaired television pilot (UPN)
Maybe It's Me The Salesgirl Episode: "The Romeo & Juliet Episode"
2003 The Guardian Claire Stasiak Episodes: "My Aim Is True", "What It Means to You"
2003–2012 One Tree Hill Haley James Scott Main role
2010 Life Unexpected Haley James Scott Episode: "Music Faced" (crossover with One Tree Hill)
2013 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Darcy Blaine Episode: "Frame by Frame"
Dexter Cassie Jollenston Recurring role (season 8)[39]
Men at Work Meg Episode: "Tyler the Pioneer"
Sock Monkee Therapy Holly Episode: "Holly"
2014 The Christmas Secret Christine Eisley Television film
Songbyrd Lauren Byrd Unaired television pilot
2016 Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Stephanie Malick Episodes: "Parting Shot",[40] "Paradise Lost"
American Gothic April 3 episodes
Home Rose Bell Unaired television pilot
2017 Colony Morgan Recurring role (season 2)
Snowed-Inn Christmas Jenna Hudson Television film
2018 Good Eggs Rebecca Short film
Grey's Anatomy Jenny Episodes: "1-800-799-7233", "Personal Jesus"
Poinsettias for Christmas Ellie Palmer Television film
Royal Matchmaker Kate Gleason Television film
2019 Bottled with Love Abbey Lawrence Television film
Pearson Keri Allen Main role
2020 Five Star Christmas Lucy Ralston Television film
Just My Type Vanessa Sills Television film
A Valentine's Match Natalie Simmons Television film
2021 An Unexpected Christmas[41] Emily Television film
2022 Good Sam Amy Taylor Episode "Keep Talking"[42]
2023 A Biltmore Christmas[43] Lucy Hardgrove[44] Television film
2024 Savoring Paris[45] Ella Television film

As a director or producer

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Year Title Position Notes
2008–2011 One Tree Hill Director Episodes: "Screenwriter's Blues", "At the Bottom of Everything", "Between Raising Hell and Amazing Grace"
2009 The Notebook musical Writer and producer
2017 Nasty Habits Director Episode: "Somebody's Mom"

Podcasts

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Year Title Notes
2017 Performers Podcast Guest
Dream For Others Guest
2019 Whine Down with Jana Kramer Guest
Scrubbing In with Becca Tilley & Tanya Rad Guest
2020 Whine Down with Jana Kramer Guest
2021 Deck the Hallmark Guest
Drama Queens Co-Host
2022 Dark Sanctum[46] Performer – Bess Houdini
2023 Scrooge: A Christmas Carol[47] Performer – Elizabeth
2024 Call Her Daddy Guest

Theater

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Year Title Role Director
1988 The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Munchkin
Gypsy Baby June
1991 To Kill a Mockingbird Scout Scott Jacoby / Matt Moses
1999–2000 Foxy Ladies Love/Boogie 70's Explosion Performer Fritz Brekeller
2000 The Outsiders Sandy Arthur Allan Seidelman
2005 Happy Days Pinky Tuscadero Garry Marshall
2012 CATS for Cats Performed "Macavity" Shawn Simons
2014 One Starry Night Gala Performed "On the Steps of the Palace"
2018 CATstravaganza: Hamilton's Cats Musical Performed "Buenos Aires"

Awards and nominations

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Year Award Category Nominated work Result
2000 Soap Opera Digest Awards Favorite Couple Guiding Light (with Paul Anthony Stewart) Nominated
2004 Teen Choice Awards Choice Breakout TV Star Female One Tree Hill Nominated
Choice Fresh Face Female One Tree Hill Nominated
Choice TV Sidekick One Tree Hill Nominated
2007 Santa Cruz Film Festival Awards Best Soundtrack Ten Inch Hero Won
2010 Teen Choice Awards Choice Scene Stealer Female One Tree Hill Nominated
Choice Parental Unit One Tree Hill (with James Lafferty) Nominated

Discography

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Main article: Bethany Joy Lenz discography

The following is a list of albums and songs by Bethany Joy Lenz that has been recorded.

Studio albums

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Year Title Record label Notes
2002 Preincarnate Limited edition independent record No longer available for purchase
2005 Come On Home Limited edition independent record No longer available for purchase
2006 The Starter Kit Epic Records Unreleased
2012 Then Slowly Grows Independent Record First released at the Rock the Schools Concert
2013 Your Woman Victrola Records First released at the One Tree Hill Convention 2013

EPs

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Year Title Record label Notes
2008 Mission Bell Hilasterion Records Released by Everly
2009 Fireside Hilasterion Records Released by Everly
2010 B Tracks: Vol. 3 Hilasterion Records Released by Everly
B Tracks: Full Collection Hilasterion Records Released by Everly
2014 Get Back to Gold Imagine Music Released by Joy
2015 It's Christmas Independent Record Released by Joy Lenz & The Fellas
2020 Snow Poets Road Records Released as Bethany Joy

Singles

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Year Title Album Notes
1992 "God has a Plan for My Life" Psalty's Salvation Celebration Soundtrack
2000 "All Along" End of August Soundtrack Featuring Danny "The Farrow" Anniello
2002 "Ebony and Ivory" (originally by Paul McCartney) Undercover Brother Soundtrack Dubbed over Denise Richards' voice
2005 "When the Stars Go Blue" (originally by Ryan Adams) One Tree Hill Soundtrack Volume 1 Duet with Tyler Hilton
2006 "Halo" Friends with Benefit: Music from the Television Series One Tree Hill, Volume 2 Composed by Kara Dioguardi & Matthew Gerrard
2007
  • "Something Familiar"
  • "The Long Way"
  • "Get Your Love"
 Ten Inch Hero Soundtrack
2008 "Feel This" Feel This – Single Featuring Enation
"I Want Something That I Want" The One Tree Hill Sessions Featuring Grace Potter
2009 "Quicksand" B Tracks: Vol. 1 – Single Released by Everly
"Maybe" B Tracks: Vol. 2 – Single Released by Everly
2013 "Please" Please – Single Released by Bette featuring Bethany Joy Lenz[48]
2014 "Calamity Jane" Calamity Jane – Single Previously titled "Wicked Calamity Jane"
2017 "(They Long To Be) Close To You" Po (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
"How About You" How About You (From "Snowed Inn Christmas") – Single Duet with Andrew Walker
2023 "Strawberries" Strawberries – Single
2024 "Flesh & Bone" Flesh & Bone – Single featuring Noah Needleman

Miscellaneous songs

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  • "215"
  • "February Leather"
  • "Cameron"
  • "I'll Never Walk Alone"
  • "The Loneliness is Better Near Now" Was released on her old music site back in 2005, April 13
  • "One More Thing" Released by Bethany herself | Where? When? Produced by Ron Thaler, Recorded in New York City 2002
  • "Ophelia" Released on September 14, 2005, as she was stuck inside waiting out Hurricane Ophelia
  • "Troublesome Tongue" An exclusive track from "The Notebook" Musical | Released November 5, 2010, on mymusicstream, by Bethany herself as a thank you reward to her fans for supporting the organization Love 146 which raises awareness on child sex trafficking
  • "Street Where You Live" Originally From: 1956 Broadway Musical "My Fair Lady" | An Easter treat for her fans on her blog – April 24, 2011
  • "It Happens" Released on August 5, 2011 | Video Karaoke of Sugarland's "It Happens" for HelloGiggles
  • "It's Magic" Released on September 29, 2011, on SoundCloud
  • "Someone to Watch Over Me" Released on April 8, 2012, on WhoSay | Video Karaoke for her Novel, Diamond Gothic
  • "Lullaby" Released on June 21, 2012, on WhoSay | "Just a little lullaby for the night drifters"

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