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Amy Irving
Highest Rated:   100% The Competition (1980)
Lowest Rated:   0% Benefit of the Doubt (1993)
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Birthplace:   Palo Alto, California, USA
Amy Irving was the daughter of influential theatrical producer/director Jules Irving and actress Priscilla Pointer. Trained at the American Conservatory Theater and Britain's LAMDA, Irving made her off-Broadway debut in 1970. She remained loyal to the theater even after establishing herself in films, co-starring on Broadway as Mozart's wife in Amadeus (1982), and receiving a 1988 Obie Award for Road to Mecca; other notable stage credits are Heartbreak House and The Heidi Chronicles. She made an unforgettable film debut as a scheming high-schooler in the Brian DePalma shocker Carrie (1976). In 1983, she earned an Oscar nomination for making us believe that she was in love with male-drag-wearing Barbra Streisand in Yentl. Her TV resumé includes the lavish miniseries The Far Pavillions (1985) and the title character in Anastasia: The Mystery of Anna (1986). In 1987, she launched a children's-film series with Rumpelstiltskin (1987), directed by her brother David Irving. Irving was married to director Steven Spielberg from 1985 to 1989. Since 1990, Amy Irving has referred to herself as the wife of Brazilian filmmaker Bruno Barreto, though the couple hasn't yet made it official.

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Highest Rated Movies

Filmography

MOVIES

RATING TITLE CREDIT BOX OFFICE YEAR
80% Unsane
  • Angela Valentini
 — 2018
No Score Yet Distúrbio
  • Angela Valentini
 — 2018
65% Adam
  • Rebecca Buchwald
 $2.2M 2009
No Score Yet Hide and Seek: Do You Want to Play? The Making of 'Hide and Seek'
  • Actor
— 2005
13% Hide and Seek
  • Alison Callaway
 $51.1M 2005
61% Tuck Everlasting
  • Mother Foster
 $19.1M 2002
83% Thirteen Conversations About One Thing
  • Patricia
 $3.1M 2001
No Score Yet F. Scott Fitzgerald: Winter Dreams
  • Actor
— 2001
92% Traffic
  • Barbara
 $123.9M 2000
73% Bossa Nova
  • Mary Ann
 — 2000
No Score Yet Blue Ridge Fall
  • Ellie
 — 1999
21% The Rage: Carrie 2
  • Sue Snell
 — 1999
40% The Confession
  • Sarah Fertig
 — 1999
24% One Tough Cop
  • FBI Agent Devlin
 — 1998
72% Deconstructing Harry
  • Jane
 — 1997
38% I'm Not Rappaport
  • Clara
 — 1996
64% Carried Away
  • Rosealee Henson
  • Producer
  • Executive Producer
— 1996
No Score Yet Kleptomania
  • Actor
— 1994
0% Benefit of the Doubt
  • Karen Braswell
 — 1993
45% An American Tail - Fievel Goes West
  • Miss Kitty
 — 1991
No Score Yet A Show of Force
  • Kate Melendez
 — 1990
No Score Yet The Turn of the Screw
  • Actor
— 1989
97% Who Framed Roger Rabbit
  • Jessica Rabbit's (Singing)
 — 1988
91% Crossing Delancey
  • Isabelle Grossman
 — 1988
No Score Yet Anastasia: The Mystery of Anna
  • Anna Anderson
 — 1986
No Score Yet Heartbreak House
  • Ellie
 — 1986
No Score Yet Cannon Movie Tales: Rumpelstiltskin
  • Katie
 — 1986
71% Micki + Maude
  • Maude Salinger
 — 1984
No Score Yet The Far Pavilions
  • Princess Anjuli
 — 1984
73% Yentl
  • Hadass
 — 1983
100% The Competition
  • Heidi Joan Schoonover
 — 1980
60% Honeysuckle Rose
  • Lily Ramsey
 — 1980
No Score Yet Voices
  • Rosemarie Lemon
 — 1979
80% The Fury
  • Gillian Bellaver
 — 1978
No Score Yet I'm a Fool
  • Actor
— 1977
93% Carrie
  • Sue Snell
 — 1976
No Score Yet Panache
  • Actor
— 1976
No Score Yet James Dean
  • Norma Jean
 — 1976
No Score Yet James A. Michener's Dynasty
  • Actor
— 1976
No Score Yet Once an Eagle
  • Emily Massengale
 — 1976

TV

RATING TITLE CREDIT YEAR
96% The Good Wife
2009-2016
  • Phyllis Zovatto
  • 2015
42% Zero Hour
2013
  • "Mother"/Melanie Lynch "Mother" Melanie Lynch
  • 2013
88% House
2004-2012
  • Alice
  • 2010
86% Alias
2001-2006
  • Emily Emily Sloane
  • 2005
  • 2003
  • 2002
No Score Yet American Masters
2001
  • Voice
  • 2001
No Score Yet Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
1999
  • Rebecca Ramsey
  • 2001
66% Spin City
1996-2002
  • Lindsay Shaw
  • 1999

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