Lauren Ambrose filmography and biography
Date of birth: 20 February 1978, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Lauren Ambrose trivia
- Attended Choate Rosemary Hall in Wallingford, Connecticut, and Wilbur
Cross High School in New Haven, Connecticut, but transferred and
graduated from the High School in the Community, a magnet school also
in New Haven. She also attended the Educational Center for the Arts,
New Haven's performing arts school, and spent summers studying voice at
Tanglewood in Massachusetts.
- Classically trained opera singer
- Lives in Manhattan (New York City) with her husband, Sam.
- Her father, Frank, is a caterer, and her mother, Annie, is an interior
designer.
- Has a younger brother, John.
- Lauren is taking piano lessons.
- Husband Sam, a photographer, is originally from Boston.
- Gave birth to her first child, a baby boy named Orson, on January 17,
2007.
- When she was a kid, she sang at weddings and funerals.
- Her grandmother told her to become a funeral director, because she
thought acting was very unpredictable, and funeral director would be a
practical profession.
- Her father's family is Italian-American.
- She replaced Michelle Williams (I) in
Where the Wild Things Are, after it was decided that
Williams didn't quite match the filmmakers' vision of how the character
should sound.
- Was a big fan of Parker Posey before she worked with her on
The Return of Jezebel James. After working on the show,
they befriended.
- Did her own singing in Psycho Beach Party.
- Was chosen as one of People Magazine's annual 100 Most Beautiful People
in the World, Beauty at Every Age section, for age 29, in May 2007.
- Moved to New York because she wanted more theater in her life. She
quickly got a part in the successful play "Exit the King" opposite
Susan Sarandon and Geoffrey Rush.
Lauren Ambrose filmography
| Name | Year |
|---|---|
| Grassroots | 2011 |
| Wanderlust | 2011 |
| Tonight at Noon | 2010 |
| An Entire Body | 2010 |
| Love and Other Impossible Pursuits | 2009 |
| Where the Wild Things Are | 2009 |
| A Dog Year | 2009 |
| Loving Leah | 2009 |
| Cold Souls | 2009 |
| The Return of Jezebel James | 2008 |
| Reinventando Hollywood | 2008 |
| Starting Out in the Evening | 2007 |
| The Darkness | 2007 |
| Up Close with Carrie Keagan | 2007 |
| Diggers | 2006 |
| Life and Loss: The Impact of 'Six Feet Under' | 2006 |
| The 60th Annual Tony Awards | 2006 |
| Six Feet Under: In Memoriam | 2005 |
| Made in Hollywood | 2005 |
| Admissions | 2004 |
| The 54th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards | 2002 |
| Showboy | 2002 |
| The Isaac Mizrahi Show | 2001 |
| Six Feet Under | 2001 |
| Swimming | 2000 |
| Psycho Beach Party | 2000 |
| Saving Graces | 1999 |
| The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn | 1999 |
| Summertime's Calling Me | 1998 |
| Can't Hardly Wait | 1998 |
| In & Out | 1997 |
| The View | 1997 |
| Party of Five | 1994 |
| The State | 1993 |
| HBO First Look | 1992 |
| The Tonight Show with Jay Leno | 1992 |
| Law & Order | 1990 |