Elizabeth Mitchell Biography

Elizabeth Mitchell (* March 27, 1970 in Los Angeles) is an American actress.

Biography

When she was a year old, her parents moved from Los Angeles to Dallas, Texas. There were also her two sisters to the world, Kristie is eight years younger, Katie is twelve years younger. The parents were lawyers with their own tax firm.

In Dallas, she attended the Booker T. Washington High School for Performing and Visual Arts. On the Stephens College in Columbia, Missouri, and the British American Drama Academy in London, she studied drama. Their study concluded Elizabeth Mitchell with the academic title of the Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA).

Her first professional years were mainly of stage performances in Britain and America. She was six years a member of the Dallas Theatre Centre and another year at the Encore Theatre Group Company. She joined, for example, in pieces such as childcare and Chicago.

Your cinematic breakthrough she learned at the side of Angelina Jolie in the film Gia in 1997. In this biographical film about the life of bisexual Topmodels Gia Carangi Elizabeth Mitchell embodies their beloved Linda. In addition to the American comedian Tim Allen plays Carol Newman in Santa Clause 2nd

During the filming of the fantasy thriller Frequency with Dennis Quaid suffered an accident and broke the nose. Even in American serial successes such as emergency room and Lost, she was already on display.

Since 2004, Elizabeth Mitchell with the actor Chris Soldevilla married. Since 2005, they have a son.

Filmography

     * 1998: Gia - Price of beauty (Linda)
     * 1999: The Linda McCartney Story
     * 1999: Molly
     * 2000: Nurse Betty
     * 2000: Frequency
     * 2001: Emergency Room - The emergency
     * 2002: Santa Clause 2 - An even better Bescherung
     * 2003: The Lyon's Den
     * 2004: Dr. House
     * 2004: Boston Legal
     * Since 2006: Lost (Dr. Juliet Burke)
     * 2006: Running Scared
     * 2006: Santa Clause 3 - A frosty Bescherung

Elizabeth Mitchell Pictures ( 6 Pictures)