Audrina Patridge

Audrina Cathleen Patridge (born May 9th, 1985) was an American television actress and model. Her most recognizable role is being one of the original cast members on MTV's reality show The Hills, where she is the longest-running actor. Her role was later featured in the film Sorority Row Into the Blue The Reef, Honey and Honey. She and her family starred in the year 2011's VH1 reality program Audrina. Patridge got a job as receptionist at Quixote Studios receptionist shortly after her move to Los Angeles. In 2005 Lauren Conrad and her best friend and roommate Heidi Montag moved into her space to film their MTV program The Hills. Patridge appeared in The Hills as Conrad's friend and as Montag's roommate. Patridge worked at Epic Records from the second to fifth seasons. The 28th of May 2009 was when she announced during a On Air Interview with Ryan Seacrest in which she announced that she was going to be leaving The Hills for her own reality TV show which would document her experiences beyond The Hills. She was originally supposed to air her last episode on December 1, 2009. Later, she was able to sign on for The Hills' sixth season, which was the final of The Hills. Her new series, which was produced by Mark Burnett for MTV mid 2010 was put on hold due to The Hills. Patridge was later seen in more episodes than the other participants. Patridge made her debut in her Hollywood career appearing on the reality TV show The Hills and then landed a minor role in Into the Blue 2 The Reef. Its release was straight to DVD on 21st April 2009. Patridge has appeared for the first time on Mad TV, Do Not Disturb as well as Do Not Disturb. Her role was announced in August 2008 in the role of Megan for Sorority Row. Filming began in October 2008 to early 2009, before the film was released on the 11th of September, 2009. Patridge appeared as a character in Carl's Jr. commercials during 2009 and 2010. Patridge denied reports that she was going to play one of the roles based on the character of her Hills co-star Lauren Conrad, in the film adaptation of L.A. Candy based upon Conrad's memoir.