Anne Heche stars as Patricia Campbell, the Deputy Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, on the new NBC drama series "The Brave."

Heche is one of Hollywood's most sought after and versatile actresses in the areas of film, television and stage. She has earned Tony and Emmy Award nominations for "Twentieth Century" and "Gracie's Choice," respectively.

With extensive film, television and theatrical credits, Heche can be seen in a number of critically acclaimed movies and series. Her televisions credits include hit shows such as "Nip/Tuck," "Everwood," "Men in Trees" and "Hung," and she can be seen in feature films such as "Catfight," alongside Sandra Oh, "The Last Word," "Cedar Rapids," "Wag the Dog" and many more.

On the stage, Heche made her Broadway debut in the Tony-winning play "Proof," followed by a critically acclaimed performance opposite Alec Baldwin in "Twentieth Century."

While Heche is well known for her credits in front of the camera, she is also a writer and director. Heche wrote and directed a short feature titled "Reaching Normal" for Showtime's "First Director Series," as well as the second installment of "If These Walls Could Talk II."

Heche resides in Los Angeles with her family.