Anita Barone

Barone was a part of The Shoes, an episode of the fourth season of Seinfeld as Gail Cunningham, a chef who was looking to buy Elaine Benes' shoes. Barone was a cast member on Carol & Company, starring as Carol Burnett in the early 90s. Barone performed the role of her ex-wife, Carol Willick Ross Geller on the show's first Friends appearance. Jane Sibbett, who replaced Barone following her departure from the show due to her desire to be a part-time character with a bigger role, took her place. She appeared on The Jeff Foxworthy Show in the first season (from 1995 to 1996), and then on The War at Home from 2005 until 2007. Barone costarred in Daddio (2000). Barone's television credits also are Desperate Women, Curb Your Exuberance Quantum Leap Empty Nest Chicago Hope Castle Do Not Disturb Ally McBeal Caroline and the City Party of Five The Larry Sanders Show. In 2004, Barone was awarded the Methodfest Best Supporting Actress Award for her work in feature film One Last Ride. Barone was a year old when, following the end of The War at Home's run on Disney Channel in 2010, began playing officer Georgia Jones as Bella Thorne's CeCe Jones. Matthew Glave played J.J. Jones as the ex-husband of Barone's character for two seasons.

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