Alison Pill

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birthname = Alison Elizabeth Pill
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birthplace = Toronto, Ontario Canada
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yearsactive = 2000-present
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Alison Elizabeth Pill [ [http://www.filmreference.com/film/76/Alison-Pill.html Alison Pill Biography (1985-) ] ] (born November 27, 1985) is a Canadian film, television and theatre actress. In 2006, Pill starred as Grace Webster in the short-lived NBC drama "The Book of Daniel", and was nominated for a Tony Award for her performance in Martin McDonagh's "The Lieutenant of Inishmore".

She was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and attended Vaughan Road Academy (high school) in Toronto.

tage career

* "None of the Above" New York City (2003)
* "The Distance From Here" New York City (2004)
* "On The Mountain" New York City (2005)
* "The Lieutenant of Inishmore" New York City (2006)
* "Blackbird", New York City (2007)
* "Mauritius", New York City (2007)
* "Reasons to be Pretty", New York City (2008)

Filmography

* " Milk" (2008) as Anne Kronenberg
* "One Way to Valhalla" (2008) as Dale
* "Dan in Real Life" (2007) as Jane
* "" (TV-Series) (2007) as Lisa Ramsey (1 episode)
* "The Book of Daniel" (2006) as Grace Webber (8 episodes)(series regular)
* "Dear Wendy" (2004) as Susan
* "Plain Truth" (TV-Movie) (2004) as Katie Fisher
* "A Separate Place" (TV-Movie) (2004) as Beth
* "The Crypt Club" (2004) as Liesl
* "Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen" (2004) as Ella Gerard
* "An Unexpected Love" (TV-Movies) (2003) as Samantha Mayer
* "Pieces of April" (2003) as Beth Burns
* "Fast Food High" (2003) as Emma Redding
* "Perfect Pie" (2002) as Marie-age 15
* "The Pilot's Wife" (TV-Movie) (2002) as Mattie Lyons
* "What Girls Learn" (TV-Movie) (2001) as Tilden
* "Midwives" (TV-Movie) (2001) as Constance 'Connie' Danforth
* "" (television movie, 2001) as Young Lorna Luft
* "Baby" (TV-Movie) (2000) as Larkin Malone
* "The Other Me" (TV-Movie) (2000) as Allna Browning
* "The Dinosaur Hunter" (TV-Movie) (2000) as Julia
* "Skipped Parts" (2000) as Chuckette Morris (AKA "The Wonder of Sex" (2003) in UK)
* "Traders" (TV-Series)(2000) as Andrea Exter (1 Episode)
* "" (TV-Movie) (2000) as Cornflower (voice)
* "A Holiday Romance" (TV-Movie) (1999) as Fern
* "Jacob Two Two Meets the Hooded Frog" (1999) as Shapiro/Marfa
* "The Life Before This" (1999) as Jessica
* "" (TV-Series) (1999) as Paige (1 Episode)
* "Different" (TV-Movie) (1999) as Sally
* "God's New Plan" (TV-Movie (1999) as Samantha Hutton
* "What Katy Did" (TV-Movie) (1999) as Katy
* "" (TV-Movie) (1999) as Remember Patience Whipple/Mem
* "Redwall" (TV-Series) (1999) as Cornflower (voice) (1999-2003)
* "Locked in Silence" (TV-Movie) (1999) as Lacey
* "Stranger in Town" (TV-Movie) (1998) as Hetty
* "Degas & the Dancer" (TV-Movie) (1998) as Marie von Goetham
* "The Last Don II" (TV-Mini-Series) (1998) as Bethany
* "" (TV-Series) (1998) as Sophie Schulman (1 Episode)
* "You're Invited to Mary-Kate & Ashley's Camping Party" (direct-to-video) (1998) as Friend #2
* "Anatole" (TV-Series) (1998) as Paulette (Unknown Episodes)
* "The New Ghostwriters Mysteries" (TV-Series) (1997) as Lucy (1 Episode)
* "Hocus Pocus"

References

External links

*imdb name|id=0683467
* [http://www.angelfire.com/film/alisonpill/ Alison Pill fan site]
* [http://www.observer.com/2007/glorious-miss-pill Alison Pill profile in "The New York Observer"]