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Amy Molloy

Biography

Amy Molloy is a Northern Irish actress from Belfast whose screen and stage work spans film, television and theater. She appeared in the film '71 (2014) and played Jean, the sister of Holliday Grainger's character, in Animals (2019), a performance Variety called excellent. Her other screen credits include Call the Midwife, The Fall, The Sea and a filmed Royal Court production of Cyprus Avenue for BBC Four. On stage she originated the role of Julie in Cyprus Avenue at the Royal Court, opposite Stephen Rea, and also appeared as Bridget in Translations at the Royal National Theatre. The Critics Awards for Theatre in Scotland nominated her for its best female performance prize for This Is Paradise, and she was nominated for a 2023 Offie for Akedah. Cork International Film Festival gave her a special mention for Bound in 2019, and she has also worked with the Abbey Theatre and the Druid Theatre Company.

Movie Career

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3
Career span
9 years2014 to 2023

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  1. 2023Love Without WallsIMDb rating 7.7
  2. 2019AnimalsIMDb rating 6.0
  3. 2014'71IMDb rating 7.2

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  1. Beyond film

    In 2015, Molloy performed her one-woman show Tea Set at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Scotland, at The Pleasance Courtyard. Lyn Gardner picked it as a top ticket, and The Scotsman ranked it among the Fringe's top performances that year.

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