Ann Dowd
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| Occupation | Film, television actress |
Ann Dowd is an American actress. She decided to become an actress while a premed student at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts.[1] She graduated in 1978 and went on to study at The Theatre School at DePaul University. In 1993 she won the Clarence Derwent Award for her performance in the play Candida.[1] She has appeared in television shows including House, The X-Files, Third Watch and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. Films Dowd has appeared in include Lorenzo's Oil, Philadelphia, Apt Pupil, Garden State and Flags of Our Fathers.
[edit] Filmography
- 1985: First Steps as Debby
- 1990: Green Card as Peggy
- 1992: Lorenzo's Oil as Pediatrician
- 1993: Philadelphia as Jill Beckett
- 1994: It Could Happen to You as Carole
- 1995: Chicago Hope as Eleanor Robertson
- 1995: Bushwhacked as Mrs. Patterson
- 1996: Shiloh as Louise Preston
- 1997: All Over Me as Anne
- 1998: Apt Pupil as Monica Bowden
- 1999: Shiloh Season as Louise Preston
- 1999: Providence as Mary
- 1999: The X-Files as Mrs. Reed
- 2000: NYPD Blue as Ann Collins
- 2000: Freaks and Geeks as Cookie Kelly
- 2000: Judging Amy as Mrs. Schleewee
- 2001: Amy & Isabelle as Lenora
- 2001: The Education of Max Bickford as Jean
- 2001–2003: Law & Order: Special Victims Unit as Louise Durning
- 2002–2003: Third Watch as Sgt. Beth Markham
- 2004: Garden State as Olivia
- 2004: House as Mother Superior
- 2004: Law and Order: Criminal Intent as Laurie Manotti
- 2005: The Notorious Bettie Page as Edna Page
- 2006: Saving Shiloh as Louise Preston
- 2006: Flags of Our Fathers as Mrs. Strank
- 2007: Alice Upside Down as Aunt Sally
- 2008: "Marley & Me" as Dr Platt
- 2009: Taking Chance as Gretchen
[edit] References
- ^ a b "Alumni Success Stories - Ann Dowd '78". Holy Cross Website. http://www.holycross.edu/abouthc/why/success/dowd/. Retrieved 2007-09-07.
[edit] External links
- Ann Dowd at the Internet Movie Database
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