Patricia Clarkson on screen and stage

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Patricia Clarkson is an American actress who made her film debut in Brian De Palma's mob drama The Untouchables (1987), followed by a supporting role in Clint Eastwood's The Dead Pool (1988). After appearing in minor roles in the early and mid-1990s, she garnered critical attention for her portrayal of a drug-addicted actress in the independent drama High Art (1998). She appeared in numerous supporting roles in such films as The Green Mile (1999), The Pledge (2001), Far from Heaven (2002), and Dogville (2003).

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She received a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination for her role in the 2003 drama film The Station Agent , as well as a nomination for Golden Globe and an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for Pieces of April . [1] [2] [3] Clarkson also appeared as a recurring guest star on the HBO series Six Feet Under from 2002 to 2005, and won two Primetime Emmy Awards for her performance. Other credits from the 2000s include Good Night, and Good Luck with David Strathairn (2005), Lars and the Real Girl with Ryan Gosling (2007), and Elegy with Penélope Cruz (2008). She also appeared in Woody Allen films Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008) and Whatever Works (2009).

In 2010, Clarkson had a supporting role in Martin Scorsese's thriller Shutter Island , followed by roles in the comedies Easy A and Friends with Benefits . She subsequently portrayed the villainous Ava Paige in The Maze Runner (2014) and its two sequels. In 2017, she won a British Independent Film Award for Best Supporting Actress for her performance in Sally Potter's drama The Party , and guest-starred on the Netflix series House of Cards . She co-starred with Amy Adams on the HBO miniseries Sharp Objects in 2018, for which she won a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Miniseries, or Television Film. [2]

Clarkson's theater career started in 1986 where she was the replacement for the role of Corrinna Stroller in The House of Blue Leaves . She played both roles of Nan and Lina in the 1997 play Three Days of Rain . She returned to theater in 2014, playing the role of Madge Kendal in a Broadway production of The Elephant Man , for which she was nominated for a Tony Award for Best Featured Actress. [4]

Film

With American film director Woody Allen at the Whatever Works premiere in April 2009 Woody Allen and Patricia Clarkson (April 2009) 1.jpg
With American film director Woody Allen at the Whatever Works premiere in April 2009
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With English film director Sally Potter at the The Party premiere in February 2017
YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
1987 The Untouchables Catherine Ness [5]
1988 The Dead Pool Samantha Walker [5]
1988 Rocket Gibraltar Rose Black [5]
1988 Everybody's All-American Leslie Stone [5]
1990 Tune in Tomorrow Aunt Olga [5]
1995 Pharaoh's Army Sarah Anders [5]
1995 Jumanji Carol Anne Parrish [6]
1998 Playing by Heart Allison [7]
1998 High Art Greta [5]
1999 The Green Mile Melinda Moores [8]
1999 Wayward Son Wesley [9]
1999 Simply Irresistible Lois McNally [5]
2000Falling Like ThisCaroline Lockhart [10]
2000 Joe Gould's Secret Vivian Marquie [5]
2001 The Safety of Objects Annette Jennings [10]
2001 The Pledge Margaret Larsen [10]
2001 Wendigo Kim [5]
2002 Welcome to Collinwood Rosalind [10]
2002 Far from Heaven Eleanor Fine [5]
2002 Heartbreak Hospital Lottie Ohrwasher [5]
2002 The Baroness and the Pig The Baroness [10]
2003 Dogville Vera [10]
2003 The Station Agent Olivia Harris [5]
2003 All the Real Girls Elvira Fine [5]
2003 Pieces of April Joy Burns [5]
2004 Miracle Patti Brooks [5]
2005 Good Night, and Good Luck Shirley Wershba [5]
2005 The Dying Gaul Elaine Tishop [5]
2006 The Woods Ms. Traverse [10]
2006 All the King's Men Sadie Burke [11]
2007 No Reservations Paula [12]
2007 Lars and the Real Girl Dr. Dagmar Bergman [5]
2007 Married Life Pat Allen [5]
2008 Blind Date Janna [5]
2008 Phoebe in Wonderland Miss Dodger [5]
2008 Elegy Carolyn [5]
2008 Vicky Cristina Barcelona Judy Nash [5]
2009 Whatever Works Marietta Celestine [5]
2009 2081 NarratorShort film [13]
2009 For the Love of Movies NarratorDocumentary [14]
2009 Cairo Time Juliette Grant [5]
2010 Shutter Island 2nd Rachel Solando [15]
2010 Legendary Sharon Chetley [16]
2010 Main Street Willa Jenkins [17]
2010 Easy A Rosemary Penderghast [18]
2011 Friends with Benefits Lorna [5]
2011 One Day Alison Mayhew [5]
2013 The East Sharon [19]
2014 The Maze Runner Ava Paige [20]
2014 Last Weekend Celia Green [5]
2014 Learning to Drive Wendy Shields [5]
2014 October Gale Helen Matthews [21]
2014 Annie Focus group womanCameo [22]
2015 Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials Ava Paige [23]
2017 The Party April [24]
2017 The Bookshop Mrs. Violet Gamart [25]
2018 Maze Runner: The Death Cure Ava Paige [26]
2018 Jonathan Dr. Mina Nariman [27]
2018 Delirium Brody [28]
2018 Out of Blue Detective Mike Hoolihan
2019 Almost Love Ravella Brewer [29]
2022 Monica Eugenia [30]
2022 She Said Rebecca Corbett [31]
TBDLilly† Lilly Ledbetter Filming [32]
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†Denotes works that have not yet been released

Television

YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
1985 Spenser: For Hire Elizabeth HallerEpisode: "The Choice" [33]
1986 The Equalizer Deborah WadeEpisode: "Breakpoint" [33]
1990 Tales from the Crypt SuzyEpisode: "Mute Witness to Murder" [10]
1990 Law & Order Laura WinthropEpisode: "By Hooker, By Crook" [33]
1990 The Old Man and the Sea Mary Pruitt Television film [33]
1991 Davis Rules Cosmo Yeargin13 episodes [33]
1991Blind Man's BluffDr. Virginia HertzTelevision film [34]
1992An American StoryBarbara MeadeTelevision film [34]
1992Legacy of LiesPat RafaelTelevision film [34]
1992 Four Eyes and Six Guns Lucy LaughtonTelevision film [34]
1993Caught in the ActMegTelevision film [34]
1993 Alex Haley's Queen Lizzie PerkinsMiniseries [34]
1994She Led Two LivesDesiree ParnellTelevision film [34]
1995–1996 Murder One Annie Hoffman23 episodes [35]
1996 London Suite Diana NicholsTelevision film [34]
1998 The Wedding Della McNeilTelevision film [36]
2000 Wonderland Mrs. Tammy Banger2 episodes [33]
2001 Frasier Claire French6 episodes [33]
2002 Carrie Margaret White Television film [34]
2002–2005 Six Feet Under Sarah O'Connor 7 episodes [33]
2007 American Masters NarratorEpisode: "The American Dream"
2009–2011 Saturday Night Live Mother2 episodes [37]
2011 Parks and Recreation Tammy Swanson I2 episodes [33]
2012 The Dust Bowl Hazel Lucas ShawTelevision documentary [38]
2012 Five Mia KnowlesTelevision film [39]
2015 Broad City Timothy's MomEpisode: "St. Mark's" [40]
2016 American Dad! Meredith Fields (voice)Episode: "The Dentist's Wife"
2016 Nature NarratorEpisode: "Hummingbirds" [41]
2017–2018 House of Cards Jane Davis13 episodes [42]
2018 Sharp Objects Adora Crellin8 episodes [33]
2020 American Experience Additional voicesEpisode: "The Vote"
2022 State of the Union Ellen10 episodes
2022 Green Eggs and Ham Pam-I-Am (voice)10 episodes
2022GrayCornelia Gray8 episodes; also producer [43]

Stage

YearTitleRolesVenueRef.
1986 The House of Blue Leaves Corrinna Stroller (replacement) Vivian Beaumont Theater [44]
1989Eastern StandardPhoebe Kidde John Golden Theatre [45]
1995Raised in CaptivityBernadette Dixon Vineyard Theatre [46]
1996The Ride Down Mount MorganLeah Williamstown Theatre Festival [47]
1997 Three Days of Rain Nan and Lina New York City Center [48]
1998The Maiden's PrayerLibby Vineyard Theatre [49]
2004 A Streetcar Named Desire Blanche DuBois Kennedy Center [50]
2014 The Elephant Man Mrs. Kendal Booth Theatre [51]
2024 Long Day's Journey Into Night Mary Tyrone Wyndham's Theatre [52]

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