Mirelly Taylor, dually played Isabella Alpert, Richard Alpert's (Nestor Carbonell) wife, as well as the smoke monster in Isabella's form in the last season of the ABC series "Lost."Mirelly has wrapped the sequel to indie western "Hot Bath an' a Stiff Drink 2" reprising her leading role of Sence Soto, the ruthless sharp shooting bank robber. She plays opposite Robert Patrick, Frankie Muniz, and Alison Eastwood; only after wrapping a leading role in coming of age story "Underdog Kids" with Beau Bridges, Tom Arnold, Ellia English and Phillip Rhee.As the lead female in the quirky romantic comedy entitled "Roswell FM," playing Lacey Del Rio, a radio-show host focusing on the paranormal, opposite Brendan Fehr ("Roswell"), Jason London, and Don Stark; she has garnered a Best Actress nomination at the Hill Country Film Festival.Born the daughter of two med-students in their last year of medical school in Guadalajara, Jalisco - Mexico, by age 5 she was taking karate, ballet, tap, and gymnastics. Raised by her mother at age 11, they moved to Dallas, Texas.In school she was heavily involved in choir and theater and graduated high school with honors. Her academic achievements allowed her to attend SMU (major: Cinema - double minor: Psychology and Spanish).A multidimensional artist, Mirelly elevates her career in all facets and mediums. She sang lead vocals for Knockturn'al's music video directed by Brad Furman, and guest starred on many notable television shows which include "Numb3rs", "PunK'd', "Las Vegas", "Crash", "CSI:NY," and more.Her lead performance in the powerful and controversial film "Beyond Honor" that garnered her rave notices.Taylor was also singled out by the critics in her leading performance in "Kiss Me Again", portraying a sexually carefree Euro/Spanish student that catches the lustful eye of her professor, Jeremy London.Not too long after, she was cast in the spin-off of the Oscar winning film "Crash" entitled the same, created by Glenn Mazzara (Walking Dead) and Paul Haggis (Crash).Theatre credits include leading roles in productions such as "Les Miserables" as Eponine and "The Odyssey".Under recommendation, she was accepted into the famous Actor's Studio teacher Alan Miller's private masters' class. Allan Miller has coached many notable names such as Barbra Streisand, Meryl Streep, Dustin Hoffman, Al Pacino and more.Mirelly Taylor says "Live your passion and be grateful for everything. Never forget to thank those who believe in you and help you on your path." Show less «