Olivia Wilde
Biography
Olivia Wilde, born Olivia Jane Cockburn on March 10, 1984, is a talented American and Irish actress, director, and producer. She gained recognition for her role as Remy "Thirteen" Hadley in the popular medical drama series House, which aired from 2007 to 2012. Wilde showcased her versatility in various films, including the sci-fi adventure Tron: Legacy (2010), the action-packed Cowboys & Aliens (2011), the poignant romantic drama Her (2013), the comedy The Incredible Burt Wonderstone (2013), and the supernatural thriller The Lazarus Effect (2015). Her accomplishments on stage include a notable Broadway debut in 1984, where she portrayed Julia in 2017.
Wilde ventured into directing with her debut feature, Booksmart (2019), a coming-of-age teen comedy that received widespread acclaim and earned her the Independent Spirit Award for Best First Feature. Following this success, she took on both directing and starring roles in the psychological thriller Don't Worry Darling (2022), further solidifying her status in Hollywood. With a diverse portfolio that spans acting and directing, Olivia Wilde continues to make a significant impact in the entertainment industry, recognized for her creativity and dedication to her craft.
Filmography
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Butter (2012)
2012 • Brooke Swinkowski
Better Living Through Chemistry
2014 • Elizabeth Roberts
How It Ends (2021)
2021
Year One
2009 • Princess Inanna
Richard Jewell
2019 • Kathy Scruggs
Conversations with Other Women
2006 • Bridesmaid
David Blaine: Ascension
2020 • Self (archive footage)
The Incredible Burt Wonderstone
2013 • Jane
DC League of Super-Pets
2022
Fix
2009 • Bella
Bickford Shmeckler's Cool Ideas
2006 • Sarah Witt
The Lazarus Effect
2015 • Zoe McConnell
The Death and Life of Bobby Z
2007 • Elizabeth
Turistas
2006 • Bea
A Vigilante
2019 • Sadie
People Like Us
2012 • Hannah
Deadfall (2012)
2012 • Liza
On the Inside
2011 • Mia Conlon
Rush (2013)
2013 • Suzy Miller
The Longest Week
2014 • Beatrice Fairbanks
Cowboys & Aliens
2011 • Ella Swenson
In Time
2011 • Rachel Salas