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About Rielle Hunter

Rielle Hunter (born Lisa Jo Druck on March 20, 1964, also known as Lisa Hunter, Lisa Jo Hunter, and Rielle Jaya James Druck) is an American former actress and film producer. She is known for having had an affair with and conceiving a child with former Democratic Party vice-presidential nominee John Edwards, as the basis of the character Alison Poole in Generation X literature, as an early victim of the horse insurance fraud scandal, and as an early adopter of YouTube as a means of distributing political viral marketing.

Druck was born in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Her parents, James Druck (1934–1990) and Gwen Druck, owned Eagle Nest Farm in Ocala, Florida, where they raised show horses. They had four children, all girls. James Druck was a wealthy lawyer with his own private airplane, who specialized in defending insurance companies.

Lisa Druck went to St. John Lutheran School and North Marion High School in Ocala. After high school, Druck attended the University of Tampa, she dropped out after 2 years and moved to New York City in 1984.

According to ABC News, Lisa Druck was "a prize-winning equestrian when her father was implicated" in the horse murders scandal, "an ugly plot to electrocute horses for insurance money." The convicted criminal and FBI informant Tommy "The Sandman" Burns stated that James Druck was involved in the 1982 insurance fraud death of Lisa's show jumper Henry the Hawk. Gwen and James Druck divorced that same year; Lisa was 17 years old at the time. James Druck was never charged, but he was under investigation by the FBI when he died of cancer in Tampa Bay, Florida in 1990.

During the 1980s and 1990s, as Lisa Hunter and Lisa Jo Hunter, she appeared in the films Overboard (1987), in which she portrayed one of the mistresses to Edward Hermann's character, and Ricochet (1991) in which she portrayed a reporter.

According to People, during this same period of time, while she was married to Alexander Hunter, her husband "financed the production of a play for her – a coming-of-age story about a group of tough 30-something New Yorkers titled Savage in Limbo," which co-starred Elizabeth Dennehy.
In 2000, as Rielle Hunter, she wrote, acted in, and produced a comedy short called Billy Bob and Them, which starred Wolfgang Bodison. At that time her production company was called R Hunter Films.

In 2002, Hunter appeared as a contestant on the GSN series Lingo (episode #1061, hosted by Chuck Woolery), on which she and her partner together won $500.

In July 2006, Hunter formed the production company Midline Groove Productions LLC with her partner Mimi Godfrey Hockman (March 15, 1963 - ). This company, which was based in South Orange, NJ, produced campaign promotional videos for John Edwards. The series of ads, titled "Inspiring Politics: A Webisode Series Following John Edwards", was broadcast on the worldwide web rather than through conventional television. According to the Associated Press, Edwards' One America Committee paid Midline Groove Productions $100,000 on July 6, 2006, five days after Hunter incorporated the firm in Delaware. The committee later made two subsequent payments totaling $14,461.00, the final one on April 1, 2007. In all, Midline Groove filmed and produced four of these short videos, of which the shortest was 2½ minutes in length.