|
|
|
|
|
|
Gretchen Mol (born November 8, 1972 in Deep River, Connecticut, USA) is an
American actress.
She attended the American Musical and Dramatic Academy and graduated from
the William Esper Studio. She was noticed by a talent agent who spotted her
at a restaurant working as a hat check girl and got her her first acting job
in a Coca-Cola commercial. Her mother is an artist and her father is a
school principal. Her brother, Jim Mol, also works in the same industry.
***
***
This highly attractive, up-and-coming blonde actress has distinguished
herself in co-starring roles in the 1996 ABC miniseries "Larry McMurtry's
Dead Man's Walk" and as the girlfriend of a young man who drops out of
college in favor of the boating life in the "Hallmark Hall of Fame" TV-movie
"Calm at Sunset" (CBS, 1996).
Gretchen Mol had some stage training before breaking into TV and film. After
displaying her comedic talents in a 1996 episode of the ABC sitcom "Spin
City", she was the newlywed wife of Mike McGlone in one segment of HBO's
omnibus "Subway Stories" (1997).
Mol had made her feature acting debut as one of the phone sex operators in
Spike Lee's "Girl 6" and offered a fine portrait as the outsider girlfriend
of a gangster in Abel Ferrara's "The Funeral" (both 1996). She played one of
Neal Cassady's doomed girlfriends in "The Last Time I Committed Suicide"
(1996, which aired on Cinemax in 1997 before its theatrical release).
Mol was also the girlfriend of Michael Madsen in a small role in "Donnie
Brasco" (1997) before landing a pivotal role alongside Martha Plimpton, Jude
Law and Brenda Blethyn in the love story "Music From Another Room" (1998).
Later that year, Mol also graced "Rounders", as Matt Damon's love interest,
and Woody Allen's "Celebrity", playing Leonardo DiCaprio's girlfriend.
In 1999, Mol appeared in half a dozen films, including Woody Allen's "Sweet
and Lowdown" and "Cradle Will Rock," a drama about the politics of art in
the 1930's, directed by Tim Robbins. While continuing to appear in small
films and TV movies for the next couple years, Mol got her first shot on a
network series in 2002 when she was cast in the FOX ensemble drama "Girl's
Club. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
GRETCHEN MOL PICTURES |
|
|
|
MOST POPULAR
Angelina Jolie
Jessica Alba
Paris Hilton
Scarlett Johansson
Jessica Simpson
Britney Spears
Christina Aguilera
Lindsay Lohan
Shakira
Beyonce
Hilary Duff
ADDITIONS
Miley Cyrus
Rihanna
Hayden Panettiere
Miranda Cosgrove
Selena Gomez
Demi Lovato
Vanessa Hudgens
Ashley Tisdale
|