Amy Ryan

She has starred in some extremely noted films such as “Keane” directed by Lodge Kerrigan, “Capote” by Bennet Miller, and “War of the Worlds” directed by Steven Spielberg. Amy most recently completed two independent films due out next year: “Bob Funk” by writer/director Craig Carlisle, and “The Missing Person” by writer Noah Buschel.

In addition to her film credits, she also has made quite a success on the Broadway stage. In 2000, Ryan was nominated for her first Tony for Best Featured Actress in the Broadway hit “Uncle Vanya.” A few years later, she astounded critics with a moving portrayal of the character Stella, and was nominated again for best featured Actress opposite John C. Reilly in “A Streetcar Named Desire,” directed by Ed Hall. Amy also starred in Neil LaBute’s play “The Distance from Here” in London’s West End.

Ryan’s television credits are extensive, with over 30 guest star performances and over eight series regular or recurring characters on primetime television shows. Amy Ryan has proven herself to be one of the most versatile young actresses working today by playing a variety of compelling characters on stage and screen. Ryan was raised in Queens, New York where she attended the High School of Performing Arts.

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