Molly Parker

An actress of fierce intelligence, as well as both strength and delicacy, Molly Parker consistently garners acclaim for her craft as well as her bold, diverse choices in characters.

Parker’s film credits include HOLLYWOODLAND, with Ben Affleck and Diane Lane; Matt Bissonnette's independent feature WHO LOVES THE SUN, opposite Lukas Haas and Adam Scott; Rodrigo Garcia’s NINE LIVES, which topped numerous critics’ best films of 2005 lists; Gillies MacKinnon's PURE; Wayne Wang’s CENTER OF THE WORLD, which garnered her an Independent Spirit Award nomination, Best Female Lead, opposite Peter Sarsgaard; the Golden Globe-nominated drama SUNSHINE, in which she co-starred with Ralph Fiennes and Rachel Weisz; Keith Gordon's WAKING THE DEAD, with Billy Crudup and Jennifer Connelly; Neil LaBute’s remake of THE WICKER MAN, starring Nicolas Cage; Menno Meyjes' MAX, co-starring John Cusack; and Michael Winterbottom’s acclaimed WONDERLAND.

Parker also starred in Wiebke von Carolsfeld's MARION BRIDGE, which earned her a Genie Award Best Actress nomination; LOOKING FOR LEONARD, which she also executive produced; the comedies MEN WITH BROOMS and LAST WEDDING, for which she received Genie Award nominations; RARE BIRDS with William Hurt; Jeremy Podeswa's THE FIVE SENSES with Mary Louise-Parker and the Venice Film Festival entry SUSPICIOUS RIVER. Parker made her feature film debut as an alluring necrophiliac in Lynne Stipkewich's stunning KISSED, for which she received a Genie Award for Best Actress.

Parker is widely known for her work on HBO's critically heralded series DEADWOOD as Alma Garret, the former New York society woman who reinvents herself by working her claim, adopting an orphan girl and falling for Seth Bullock (Timothy Olyphant). She began a relationship with HBO when she appeared as Rabbi Ari on the award-winning series SIX FEET UNDER and subsequently starred with Hilary Swank and Angelica Houston as a young suffragette in IRON JAWED ANGELS. Additional television credits include TWITCH CITY, the Fox miniseries INTENSITY and the telefilm SERVING IN SILENCE, with Glenn Close.

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