Olivia Thirlby

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Birth Name: Olivia Jo Thirlby

Age: 37, born 6 October 1986

Country of origin: United States

Currently Residing In: United States

Height: 5' 3"

Relationship Status: Single

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Dredd - Karl Urban and Olivia Thirlby Interview (JoBlo.com)

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Olivia Thirlby Talks About 'Wackness' and Her Nude Scene

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Dredd Interview - Olivia Thirlby (2012) - HD Movie

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Description: Actress Olivia Thirlby accepted one of her earliest on-camera roles when she signed to work for director Paul Greengrass on his acclaimed docudrama United 93 -- and thereby delivered a haunting onscreen evocation of the late Nicole Carol Miller, 21-year-old college student and victim of one of the September 11th hijackings. Thirlby subsequently tackled supporting roles in such productions as David Gordon Green's explosive small-town drama Snow Angels (2007) and Jason Reitman's seriocomedy Juno (2007), then teamed up with Lili Taylor and X-Files stalwart David Duchovny for Vincent Perez's supernatural thriller The Secret (2007). Actress Olivia Thirlby accepted one of her earliest on-camera roles when she signed to work for director Paul Greengrass on his acclaimed docudrama United 93 -- and thereby delivered a haunting onscreen evocation of the late Nicole Carol Miller, 21-year-old college student and victim of one of the September 11th hijackings. Thirlby subsequently tackled supporting roles in such productions as David Gordon Green's explosive small-town drama Snow Angels (2007) and Jason Reitman's seriocomedy Juno (2007), then teamed up with Lili Taylor and X-Files stalwart David Duchovny for Vincent Perez's supernatural thriller The Secret (2007). The following year Thirlby made her stage debut in the 2008 off-Broadway production of Farragut North, and in 2009 she played the recurring role of Suzanne, Jonathan's ex-girlfriend, on HBO's Bored to Death. A supporting appearance in No Strings Attached preceded a leading role in the sci-fi dud The Darkest Hour, and after lending her voice to David Gordon Green's animated comedy series Good Vibes, she landed the plum role of a young artist who upsets the delicate balance of a California household in the low-key drama Nobody Walks. But that was all talk, and Thirlby fans who craved a bit more action got exactly what they were looking for when she teamed with Karl Urban to battle a vicious gang of futuristic drug dealers in Dredd -- a feature adaptation of a long-running comic strip that originated in the British science fiction comic 2000 A.D. (and was previously adapted for the screen in a 1995 Sylvester Stallone vehicle).

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First paying job was in a Clean & Clear commercial.
Studied at the American Globe Theatre in New York and took a stage-combat class at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London.
Participates in the iO Tillett Wright Self-Evident Truths Project.
Was set to reunite with her Juno costar Ellen Page in a film about lesbian werewolves, but both eventually left the project.
Originally cast as Seth Rogen's girlfriend in Pineapple Express, but was replaced by Amber Heard after rehearsals began.
Made her stage debut in the 2008 off-Broadway production of Farragut North.
Played the recurring role of Suzanne, Jonathan's ex-girlfriend, on HBO's Bored to Death. ... (more)