Amanda Plummer

Amanda Plummer has received critical acclaim for her work in film, television and stage. Her impressive film work includes Terry Gilliam's The Fisher King as 'Lydia' (for which she received a BAFTA nomination), and Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction for which she received an American Comedy Award nomination for her memorable performance as 'Honey Bunny.' Her other film work includes Sydney Lumet's Daniel, Michael Winterbottom's Butterfly Kiss, Isabel Coixet's My Life Without Me, Eduardo Guedes' Pax, and Larry Clark's Ken Park. 

Her work includes Lee Isaac Chung's Abgail Harm, Amin Matalqa's Strangely in Love, Eriko Kitagawa's Soulier de Paques, Mary McGuckian's Inconceivable and Making of Plus One, Justin Lerner's Girlfriend (Official Selection of the 2010 Toronto Film Festival) and Shunji Iwai's Vampire (World Dramatic Cinema Competition at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival).

Plummer's stage roles are as varied and notable as her film credits.  She won a Tony®, a Drama Desk award and a Boston Critics Circle award for her work as 'Agnes' in Agnes of God opposite Geraldine Page. She received a Theatre World award and an Outer Critics Circle award and was nominated for a Tony Award® and a Drama Desk award for her performance as 'Jo' in A Taste of Honey with Valerie French. She was also nominated for a Tony Award® for her performance as 'Eliza Doolittle' in Pygmalion opposite Peter O'Toole. Other Broadway credits include The Glass Menagerie with Jessica Tandy and as 'Dolly' in George Bernard Shaw's You Never Can Tell.

Her Off Broadway credits include Sam Shepard's A Life of the Mind, Tracy Letts' Killer Joe with Michael Shannon and Tennessee William's The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Any More with Elizabeth Ashley.  Plummer's other Tennessee William's roles include  'Alma' in Summer and Smoke, 'Polly' in Gnagdes Fraulein and the world premiere of One Exception—all at Hartford Stage Company directed by Michael Wilson.  She had the great honor of working with Vanessa Redgrave and Lynn Redgrave on a workshop of Lenka Udovicki's Waiting for Godot as Lucky at the Ulysses theatre in the former Yugoslavia.

Plummer's work in television, screen and stage has been recognized with three Primetime Emmy® Awards, one Primetime Emmy® nomination, a Golden Globe® nomination, a Saturn award, a Cable Ace award and the Hollywood Drama Critics award for her 'Juliet' in Romeo and Juliet. She is also the recipient of the Anti-Defamation League Award.

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