Amanda Brugel

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Brugel in 2017
Born (1978-03-24) March 24, 1978 (age 46)
Pointe-Claire, Quebec, Canada
Alma mater York University
OccupationActress
Years active1999–present
Partner Aidan Shipley
Children2

Amanda Brugel (born March 24, 1978) is a Canadian actress. Born and raised in Pointe-Claire (a suburb of Montreal), Quebec, she made her acting debut in the drama film Vendetta (1999). This was followed by roles in the comedy film A Diva's Christmas Carol (2000), the slasher horror film Jason X (2001), the comedy film Sex After Kids (2013), for which she won an ACTRA Award for Best Female Performance, the satirical drama film Maps to the Stars (2014), the independent drama film Room (2015), the superhero film Suicide Squad (2016), the drama film Kodachrome (2017), and the action thriller film Becky (2020).

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Brugel starred as Lynnie Jordan in the Showcase soap opera Paradise Falls (2008), Michelle Krasnoff in the Citytv comedy series Seed (2013–2014), Marci Coates in the Space science fiction series Orphan Black (2015), Nina Gomez in the CBC comedy series Kim's Convenience (2016–2021), and Rita Blue in the Hulu dystopian drama series The Handmaid's Tale (2017–present). In 2021, Brugel joined the judging panel of the second season of the reality competition series Canada's Drag Race . [1]

Throughout her career, Brugel has received several accolades, including two Canadian Screen Awards for her work in Kim's Convenience and Canada's Drag Race, [2] [3] and an ACTRA Award win and Canadian Comedy Award nomination for her performance in Sex After Kids. [4] [5]

Early life

Brugel was born in Pointe-Claire, Quebec, Canada. [6] [7] Her mother is English, and immigrated to Canada, while her biological father, whom she never met, is African-American. Her mother would later marry a man of South Asian (or Southeast Asian) and of Jewish descent. He would adopt Brugel, and she has stated that she considers him her father. [8] [9]

She started out as a dancer but quit when she grew to be taller than her partners. [10] She entered the renowned Theatre Program at York University with a Fine Arts talent scholarship and graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 2000. [11]

Career

In 1999, Brugel made her acting debut in the HBO drama film Vendetta , alongside Christopher Walken. [12] In 2000, she had a role in A Diva's Christmas Carol , a Christmas television film starring Vanessa Williams, Rozonda Thomas, and Kathy Griffin. [13] She made her feature film debut as Geko in the slasher horror film Jason X (2001) [14] and starred in the horror television film Kaw (2007). [15]

Brugel appeared in guest or recurring roles in several television series, including Soul Food (2001), Wild Card (2004), Kojak (2005), Kevin Hill (2005), The Newsroom (2005), Paradise Falls (2008), MVP (2008), Saving Hope (2012), Flashpoint (2012), Nikita (2013), and Covert Affairs (2013). [12] [15]

In 2013, she earned critical praise for her starring role as Vanessa in the comedy film Sex After Kids . [16] For her performance, she received an ACTRA Award for Outstanding Female Performance, [4] and a nomination for a Canadian Comedy Award. [5] From 2013 to 2014, she starred as Michelle Krasnoff in the Citytv comedy series Seed . [12] [17]

In 2014, Brugel appeared in David Cronenberg's satirical drama film Maps to the Stars , alongside Julianne Moore, [18] and the crime thriller film The Calling , alongside Susan Sarandon. [19] In 2015, she portrayed Marci Coates in several episodes of the Space science fiction series Orphan Black . [20] That same year, she appeared as Officer Parker in the independent drama film Room , which earned a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Picture and won the Canadian Screen Award for Best Motion Picture. [18] [21]

In 2016, she appeared in the superhero film Suicide Squad . [22] That same year, she began a recurring role as Pastor Nina Gomez in the CBC comedy series Kim's Convenience , for which she received the Canadian Screen Award for Best Guest Performance, Comedy. [2] In 2017, she appeared in the Netflix drama film Kodachrome . [23]

Brugel had recurring roles as Sita Petronelli in the USA Network drama series Eyewitness (2016) [24] and as Sonia in the CBC comedy series Workin' Moms (2018), for which she was nominated for the Canadian Screen Award for Best Supporting Actress, Comedy. [25]

Since 2017, Brugel has starred as a housekeeper named Rita, in the Hulu dystopian drama series The Handmaid's Tale , based on Margaret Atwood's acclaimed novel of the same name. [26] As a part of the cast, she has received three nominations for the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series. [27]

From 2019 to 2020, Brugel had a recurring role as Faith Hanlon in the USA Network teen drama series Dare Me . [28] In 2020, she appeared as Eugenia in multiple episodes of the TNT post-apocalyptic drama series Snowpiercer , which is an adaptation of the film of the same name. [29] Also that year, Brugel starred as Kayla in the action thriller film Becky . [25] [30]

In 2020, Brugel appeared as a panelist on Canada Reads , advocating for Samra Habib's memoir We Have Always Been Here. [31] She successfully defended the memoir and won the competition. [32]

On June 29, 2021, it was announced that Brugel, along with Brad Goreski, would join the judging panel of Canada's Drag Race for its sophomore season after season one judges Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman and Stacey McKenzie announced their departures in March and June 2021 respectively. Alongside Goreski and main judge Brooke Lynn Hytes, Brugel served as a rotating judge with Traci Melchor. [1] The group of judges won a Canadian Screen Award for their work on the second season. [3] Before the third season, Brugel was removed from the panel, with no replacement given.

Personal life

Brugel has two children from her previous marriage to Marcel Lewis. [33] [34]

In 2013, Brugel founded Brugs Army, a non-profit organization that focuses on improving the lives of women and children. [35] [36]

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
1999 Vendetta Red Lantern LadyTV movie
2000 A Diva's Christmas Carol OliviaTV movie
2001 Jason X Geko
200210,000 Black Men Named GeorgeWaitressTV movie
Jack & EllaElizabeth
2003 This Time Around AbbyTV movie
Beautiful Girl ConnieTV movie
2004 Category 6: Day of Destruction Leslie SingerTV movie
A Question-Short
2005Devil's PerchSecretaryTV movie
2007 Kaw Emma
What If God Were the Sun?LupeTV movie
2009The Death of Alice BlueAmanda
2013 Sex After Kids Vanessa
Treading Water Nurse
2014 Maps to the Stars Star! Channel Interviewer
The Calling Officer Vongarner
2015 Room Officer Parker
Charming ChristmasNadineTV movie
2016Love's ComplicatedKateTV movie
Suicide Squad National Security Council
Sadie's Last Days on Earth Detention Teacher
2017Sometimes the Good KillFaithTV movie [37]
Kodachrome Doctor
2018EmmyEmmyShort
2019Marie CelesteMarie CelesteShort
2020 Becky Kayla
Flashback Evelyn
Sugar Daddy Nancy
2021 Like a House on Fire Audrey
He Murdered SleepLady MacbethShort
2022 Ashgrove Jennifer
2023 Infinity Pool Jennifer
TBASweetnessMarnie

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
2001 Soul Food TrixieEpisode: "Everything Is Unfolding Perfectly"
Leap Years TamaraEpisode: "#1.4"
Tracker Uniformed OfficerEpisode: "The Beast"
2002The 5th QuadrantCassandra MorganEpisode: "Wild Animal King/Divining Miss M"
2004 Wild Card EvelynEpisode: "Queen Bea"
Doc ShereeEpisode: "Wedding Bell Blues"
2005 Kevin Hill Leanne WheedenEpisode: "Man's Best Friend"
The Newsroom NurseEpisode: "Latent Homosexual Tendencies"
Kojak TheresaEpisode: "All That Glitters"
2006 This Is Wonderland Lucy JamiesonEpisode: "#3.9"
G-Spot MaureenEpisode: "Payne Killer"
Naked Josh ToulaEpisode: "Planned Parenthood"
2008 MVP Megan ChandlerMain cast
Paradise Falls Lynnie JordanRecurring cast: season 3
2009 Da Kink in My Hair ElizeEpisode: "Looks Can Be Revealing"
2010Life UnjarredKimEpisode: "Episode #1.4" & "#1.8"
2011 InSecurity AmandaEpisode: "The Spy, the Friend and Her Lover"
2012 The Firm DA Sonia SwainRecurring cast
Saving Hope Lisa RundelEpisode: "Contact"
Flashpoint TrishEpisode: "Keep the Peace: Part 1"
2013 The Ron James Show Linda LanningEpisode: "CCON Evolution" & "Truth, Lies and Spin"
Warehouse 13 AmyEpisode: "The Big Snag"
Nikita Janet MalcolmEpisode: "Til Death Do Us Part"
Covert Affairs OliviaRecurring cast: season 4
2013–14 Seed Michelle KrasnoffMain cast
2015 Orphan Black Marci CoatesRecurring cast: season 3
Dark Matter KeeleyEpisode: "Pilot - Part 1 & 2"
2016 Eyewitness Sita PetronelliRecurring cast
You Got Trumped: The First 100 Days KellyRecurring cast
2016–21 Kim's Convenience Pastor Nina GomezRecurring cast
2017–present The Handmaid's Tale Rita BlueRecurring cast: season 1, main cast: season 2-
2018 Workin' Moms SoniaRecurring cast: season 2
2019–20 Dare Me Faith HanlonRecurring cast
2020–21 Snowpiercer EugeniaRecurring cast: season 1-2
Canada's Drag Race Herself/JudgeGuest: season 1, main cast: season 2
2021–22 Pretty Hard Cases Det. Karina DuffRecurring cast
2022 Sort Of Gaiaguest star 3 episodes
2024 Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent Lee Sloaneseason 1 episode 3 "The Real Eve"
2024 Parish Sister AnneRecurring cast
2024 Dark Matter BlaireRecurring role, upcoming series

Awards and nominations

YearAssociationCategoryWorkResultRef.
2014 ACTRA Award Outstanding Performance – FemaleSex After KidsWon [4]
Canadian Comedy Award Best Performance by a Female – FilmNominated [5]
2018 Screen Actors Guild Award Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series The Handmaid's TaleNominated [38]
2019 Screen Actors Guild Award Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama SeriesNominated [39]
Canadian Screen Award Best Supporting Actress, ComedyWorkin' MomsNominated [40]
2020 Screen Actors Guild Award Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama SeriesThe Handmaid's TaleNominated [41]
Canadian Screen Award Best Guest Performance, ComedyKim's ConvenienceWon [2]
2022 Screen Actors Guild Award Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama SeriesThe Handmaid's TaleNominated [42]
Canadian Screen Award Best Guest Performance, ComedyPretty Hard CasesNominated [3]
Best Host or Presenter, Factual or Reality/Competition
(Shared with Brooke Lynn Hytes, Traci Melchor, and Brad Goreski)		 Canada's Drag Race Won
Best Host in a Web Program or Series
(Shared with Steven McCarthy)		 2021 CAFTCAD Awards Nominated

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