Tommie-Amber Pirie

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Tommie-Amber Pirie is a Canadian actress. [1] She is most noted for her role as Claire in Michael: Every Day , for which she was a Canadian Screen Award nominee for Best Actress in a Comedy Series at the 1st Canadian Screen Awards in 2013. [2]

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Early life

Originally from Ottawa, Pirie was a competitive figure skater at the junior level before turning to acting. [3]

Career

Pirie had her first acting role as Sally in the television miniseries H2O , [1] and her first major role as Sarah, the younger sister of Jay Baruchel's character Leon, in the film The Trotsky . [4]

She has also appeared in the films such as, The F Word , How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town , Below Her Mouth , The Go-Getters , James vs. His Future Self and The Retreat , and the television series Long Story, Short and Bitten .

In addition to her Canadian Screen Award nomination, she was nominated for Best Performance by an Actress by the Toronto chapter of the ACTRA Awards in 2012. [5]

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
2009 The Trotsky Sarah Bronstein
2009Stripped NakedJady
2010New YearHeather Thomson
2013 The F Word Gretchen
2013The Bird MenLaura
2013 Out Kezia
2014 Pretend We're Kissing Jordan
2014Don't Get Killed in AlaskaLiney
2015 How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town Polly Murray
2016 Below Her Mouth Quinn
2016Tell the WorldEllen Harmon
2017Clusterf*ckVanessa
2018 The Go-Getters Lacie
2019 James vs. His Future Self Meredith
2020Parallel MindsMargo Elson
2021 The Retreat Renee
2023The Amityville CurseAbigail Blaine
2024The HopefulEllen Harmon

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
2004 H2O Sally2 episodes
2007Like Mother, Like DaughterSarahTelevision film
2008Girl's Best FriendMary Double
2008 A Teacher's Crime Jennifer Smith
2009Final VerdictLucy
2009 The Border HunterEpisode: "Dark Ride"
2010 18 to Life Ava TurnerEpisode: "A Modest Proposal"
2010 Living in Your Car MaryEpisode: "Chapter Twelve"
2010 Rookie Blue Tamara KwanEpisode: "To Serve or Protect"
2011Another Man's WifeSkylar WarnerTelevision film
2011 My Babysitter's a Vampire ClerkEpisode: "The Brewed"
2011–2017 Michael: Every Day Claire Webb17 episodes
2012 King Pia SodanoEpisode: "Sunil Sharma"
2012 Warehouse 13 DinaEpisode: "There's Always a Downside"
2013 Lost Girl SylvieEpisode: "Caged Fae"
2013Long Story, ShortCarson5 episodes
2014 The Listener Carly / MargeauxEpisode: "Family Secrets"
2014Dad DrivesTrishEpisode: "TV Pilot"
2015–2016 Bitten Paige Winterbourne15 episodes
2017 Private Eyes Street MusicianEpisode: "Between a Doc and a Hard Place"
2017 Killjoys Olli / Ollie / Oleana2 episodes
2020Country at HeartJenny MichaelsTelevision film
2021 TallBoyz LizzieEpisode: "Why Is He Blowing Me Kisses?"
2021Lethal LoveAnge HartTelevision film
2021–present Ginny & Georgia Susan3 episodes
2022 The Kids in the Hall Excited WomanEpisode #1.1
2022 Children Ruin Everything MichelleEpisode #2.1

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  2. Diane Wild, "Canadian Screen Award nominations announced". TV, eh?, January 15, 2013.
  3. Martin Cleary, "Tessier tops Ottawa-area group for figure skating nationals". Ottawa Citizen , December 3, 2002.
  4. Randall King, "Pretty in pinko: Gotta admire film's chutzpah". Winnipeg Free Press , May 14, 2010.
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