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Brooke Smith AEA, SAG/AFTRA FILM BOMBSHELL Lionsgate Jay Roach TO THE BONE Independent Marti Noxon DAY OUT OF DAYS Independent Zoe Cassevetes LABOR DAY Paramount Jason Reitman FAIR GAME Summit Ent. Doug Liman THE ASPERN PAPERS Independent Marianna Helmund A LITTLE HELP Independent Michael J. Weithorn THE NAMESAKE FOX Searchlight Mira Nair IN HER SHOES Fox 2000 Curtis Hanson MELINDA AND MELINDA FOX Seachlight Woody Allen IRON JAWED ANGELS HBO Feature Katja Von Garnier BAD COMPANY Disney Joel Shumacher THE MAN WHO WASN'T THERE USA Films Joel & Ethan Coen SERIES 7 USA Films Daniel Minahan RANDOM HEARTS Sony Pictures Sydney Pollack TREES LOUNGE Orion Classics Steve Buscemi KANSAS CITY New Line Robert Altman VANYA ON 42nd STREET Sony Classics Louis Malle * Best Supporting Actress Nomination - IFP Spirit Award LAST SUMMER IN THE HAMPTONS Independent Henry Jaglom THE NIGHT WE NEVER MET Miramax Warren Leight MR. WONDERFUL Goldwyn Anthony Mighella THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS Orion Jonathan Demme THE MODERNS Alive Films Alan Rudolph TELEVISION THEM Recurring Amazon Various BIG SKY Recurring ABC Various FBI: MOST WANTED Guest Star CBS Eric Laneuville UNBELIEVABLE Guest Star Netflix Susannah Grant THE GOOD FIGHT Guest Star CBS All Access Tess Malone THE ACT Guest Star Hulu Christina Choe PROJECT BLUE BOOK Guest Star History Channel Robert Stromberg CHICAGO MED Guest Star NBC Fred Berner THE GOOD DOCTOR Guest Star ABC Steven DePaul THE CROSSING Recurring ABC Various SUPERGIRL Guest Star The CW Glen Winter BATES MOTEL Recurring A&E Various BOSCH Recurring Amazon Various NASHVILLE Guest Star ABC Mike Listo RAY DONOVAN Recurring Showtime Various HAND OF GOD Guest Star Amazon Ali Selim AMERICAN HORROR STORY Guest Star FX Jeremy Podeswa LAW & ORDER: SVU Recurring NBC Various CRIMINAL MINDS Guest Star CBS Matthew Gray Gubler GREY'S ANATOMY Series Regular ABC Various WEEDS Recurring Showtime Various DIRTY SEXY MONEY Pilot Guest Star ABC Peter Horton CROSSING JORDAN Recurring NBC Various LAW & ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT Guest Star NBC Various SIX FEET UNDER Recurring HBO Various BIG APPLE Recurring CBS Various HOMICIDE: LIFE ON THE STREET Guest Star A&E Keith Samples THE LARRY SANDERS SHOW Guest Star HBO Michael Lehmann A CENTURY OF WOMEN Recurring TNT Various Page 1 of 2 THEATRE SOME GIRL(S) MCC Theater STOP KISS Public Theater MY GOOD NAME Bay Street Theater SAWBONES Theater of the New Ear (NY/London-The Coen Bros.) THE EXONERATED The Culture Project ADAPTATION Ensemble Studio Theater THE USERS WALTZ Workhouse Theater LITTLE MONSTERS Seraphim Theater Company ANDROSCOGGIN FUGUE Naked Angels THROWING YOUR VOICE Ensemble Studio Theater THE TRIUMPH OF LOVE McCarter Theater UNCLE VANYA Victory Theater MANAGEMENT Barking Dog Entertainment Sue Leibman 917-923-6636 Page 2 of 2 .

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