Alison Lohman
American actress · United States · On the map · Actors · Born 1979 · age 47
Alison Marion Lohman is an American retired actress. She began her career with small roles in short and independent films, and starred in the sitcom Tucker (2000-2001) and the soap opera Pasadena (2001).
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Pardon My Curse: The Making of Drag Me to HellFilm2016
Officer DowneFilm, Nun2015
The Vatican TapesFilm, Psych Patient2009
Drag Me to HellFilm, Christine Brown2007
BeowulfFilm, Ursula (Voice)2006
The Megan Mullally ShowSeries
FlickaFilm, 2006Katherine "Katy" McLaughlin2005
The Big WhiteFilm, Tiffany2003
Big FishFilm, Sandra Bloom (young)2002“I wore a blue spandex outfit and a gold belt. It was goofy and off-the-wall, but I love doing things like that.”In their words7 October 2002On her role in Kraa! the Sea Monster.“One of the reasons I've hesitated to be an actor is you have to do talk shows and interviews. I'm really a private person and not into telling everything about me.”In their words7 October 2002Interview in USA Today“She's so young and so impressionable. There's an innocence and a vulnerability that you almost can't really manufacture.”In their words7 October 2002On her role in White Oleander.
White BoyFilm, 2002Amy2001
PasadenaSeries, Lily McAllister
Alex in WonderFilm, 2001Camelia2000
TuckerSeries, McKenna Reid
Sharing the SecretFilm, 2000Beth Moss1999
CrusadeSeries, ClaireSafe HarborSeries, 1999Hayley
The Auteur TheoryFilm, 1999Teen Rosemary
The Thirteenth FloorFilm, 1999Honey Bear Girl1998
Kraa! The Sea MonsterFilm, Curtis1996
7th HeavenSeries, Barbara
Pacific BlueSeries, 1996Molly1992
The Tonight Show with Jay LenoSeries1979Born18 September 1979People around Alison
Tom Rosenberg Produced Gamer and The Vatican Tapes
Steve Starkey Produced Beowulf and Matchstick Men
Gary Lucchesi Produced Gamer and The Vatican Tapes
Robert Zemeckis Directed Beowulf (2007)
Tim Burton Directed Big Fish (2004)
Ridley Scott Directed Matchstick Men (2003)
Steve Buscemi Also in Big Fish and Delirious
Roland Emmerich Produced The Thirteenth Floor (1999)
Atom Egoyan Directed Where the Truth Lies (2006)
Danny Masterson Also in Alex in Wonder and Urge
Shawn Crahan Also in The Vatican Tapes (2015)
Sam Witwer Also in Gamer and Officer Downe
Kevin Corrigan Also in Delirious and Urge
Richard D. Zanuck Produced Big Fish (2004)
Dominic Keating Also in The Auteur Theory and Beowulf
Chris Morgan Produced The Vatican Tapes (2015)
Bruce Cohen Produced Big Fish (2004)
John Wells Produced White Oleander (2003)
Rob Tapert Produced Drag Me to Hell (2009)
Josef Rusnak Directed The Thirteenth Floor (1999)
Michael Mayer Directed Flicka (2006)
Robert Lantos Produced Where the Truth Lies (2006)
Sean Bailey Produced Matchstick Men (2003)
Dan Jinks Produced Big Fish (2004)
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Big Fish 2003
The Thirteenth Floor 1999
Matchstick Men 2003
White Oleander 2002
Flicka 2006
Filmography 23
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Television 8
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In their own words 3
I wanted to look young in this role, it was a needed thing. She’s 14.
Without even saying anything, just his eyes... It’s not like he forces you to do it, but the power that he has, it’s something in his spirit.
I figured he'd be like a genius, because he is. He’s very, very subtle and nuanced. It’s very much in the eyes. That’s how it is in real life. He’s such a great actor.
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She received critical attention for the drama film White Oleander (2002), the fantasy film Big Fish and the dark comedy film Matchstick Men, winning accolades at the Hollywood Film and Young Hollywood Awards. She also lent her voice to the 2005 redub of the animated film Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind. After appearing in the action film Beowulf and the drama film Things We Lost in the Fire, her highest-grossing release came with the horror film Drag Me to Hell (2009), which earned her nominations at the Detroit Film Critics Society, MTV Movie and Saturn Awards.