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Parker Posey Biography and Filmography
Parker Posey
Birthday: November 8, 1968
Birth Place: Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Height: 5' 5"
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Biography
Displaying an off-kilter beauty and an ability to embrace the comically bizarre, Parker Posey has been repeatedly referred to as "The Queen of the Indies." Following her indie debut in Richard Linklater's 1993 Dazed and Confused, Posey went on to star in no less than 15 independent features over the next five years, proving time and again how worthy she was of her royal title.Born in Baltimore on November 8, 1968, Posey was named after '50s model and sometimes-actress Suzy Parker. At the age of 12, she moved with her parents and twin brother to Laurel, MS, where her father owned a Chevrolet dealership. After attending the North Carolina School of the Arts, Posey enrolled at S.U.N.Y. Purchase, where she studied acting and roomed with future ER doctor Sherry Stringfield. She dropped out just three weeks before graduation when opportunity came knocking in the form of a role on As the World Turns. As bad girl Tess Shelby, Posey stayed with the show from 1991 until 1992. The following year, Posey crossed over to celluloid with roles in three movies. Two of these, The Coneheads and Joey Breaker, featured the actress as little more than a glorified extra, but the third, Linklater's Dazed and Confused, allowed Posey to make a distinct impression. As cheerleader Darla, she used her relatively brief screen time to display the nastier side of teen popularity. She played a similar character the same year on the small screen, taking a memorable turn as ex-pep queen turned good-time girl Connie Bradshaw in PBS' Tales of the City (she would later reprise the role for More Tales of the City in 1998).Following secondary to miniscule parts in films like Sleep With Me, Amateur, and Mixed Nuts (all 1994), Posey had her breakthrough role as the titular heroine of Daisy von Scherler Mayer's Party Girl in 1995. She caused an art-house sensation with her portrayal of Mary, a downtown diva forced to take a day job as a librarian and began to ascend the ranks of indie royalty. Appearances in Hal Hartley's Flirt, Gregg Araki's The Doom Generation, and Noah Baumbach's Kicking and Screaming the same year further enhanced her reputation. Posey's work over the next two years reads like a Sundance Film Festival program: in 1996, she could be seen as a Dairy Queen waitress in the ensemble-driven Waiting for Guffman, famed gallery owner Mary Boone in Basquiat, and Hope Davis' sister in The Daytrippers. In 1997, Posey starred in no less than five independent films, including Henry Fool, her third Hartley outing; the temps-in-hell comedy drama Clockwatchers; Linklater's adaptation of Eric Bogosian's SubUrbia; and The House of Yes. For this last film, Posey garnered particular acclaim as the film's fabulously demented focal point. She shined as a young woman obsessed with both Jackie Onassis and her own twin brother (Josh Hamilton). Her performance, which perfectly displayed the hyperkinetic comic energy and sardonic wit that came to characterize many of the actress' portrayals, won her a "special recognition for acting" at Sundance that year.The year 1998 brought more independent work in the form of The Misadventures of Margaret, a romantic comedy in which Posey had the title role and a foray into mainstream features with a turn as Tom Hanks' book-editor girlfriend in Nora Ephron's You've Got Mail. The following year, she took another stab, so to speak, at mainstream fare with a part in Wes Craven's third installment of his Scream series, the aptly titled Scream 3. Though she wasn't necessarily known as a "method" actress to this point, Posey actually had real braces installed for her subsequent role in Waiting for Guffman and director Christopher Guest's popular dog show comedy Best in Show. Cast as the better half of a neurotic, hypertensive couple who will stop at nothing to see their pet win the number-one spot in the Mayflower Kennel Club Dog Show, Posey nearly stole the show with her hysterical, shrieking performance. Best in Show was immediately embraced by critics and audiences and went on to live a long and prosperous life on cable and DVD. By this point, Posey had gained quite a reputation for her effortless transitions between indies and blockbusters, and a role as a malicious recording industry boss in Josie and the Pussycats (2001) added much flavor to the energetic, pop-flavored comedy. If Posey was somewhat lost in the cast of the 2001 miniseries Further Tales of the City, she would certainly go on to impress in the popular indies The Anniversary Party (2001) and Personal Velocity: Three Portraits (2002). Her role as a philandering housewife in Personal Velocity in particular gave Posey an opportunity to truly shine.Her profile would fade a bit in the following few years despite a role in the widely released (but ill fated) comedy The Sweetest Thing (2002), and after performing at her bitchy best in the made-for-television Hell on Heels: The Battle of Mary Kay (2003) she was included in Reuters 2003 "What Ever Happened to" list. Ironically, it was that same year that Posey essayed he first lead role in quite some time with the independent drama The Event. Cast as a district attorney who is investigating a mysterious suicide, Posey was backed by a stellar cast that included Sarah Polley and Olympia Dukakis. Though she would once again join Guest for the 2003 mockumentary A Mighty Wind, she was pretty much lost in the shuffle in the divisive effort. With the approach of 2004, audiences were no doubt set to find out "What Ever Happened to" Posey with her roles in the high-profile efforts The Laws of Attraction and Blade: Trinity. Posey continued her work in independent films with large parts in The Oh in Ohio, The Sisters of Mercy, and Adam & Steve, but once again appeared in a Hollywood blockbuster as Lex Luther's significant other in Bryan Singer's Superman Returns. At the end of 2006 she once again collaborated with Christopher Guest on his Hollywood satire For Your Consideration.
Filmography
Asphalt Beach (2007)
[ Kristin Chenoweth ]
Spring Breakdown (2007)
[ Missi Pyle ][ Amber Tamblyn ][ Kristin Cavallari ][ Amy Poehler ][ Mae Whitman ]
Broken English (2007)
[ Drea de Matteo ][ Gena Rowlands ][ Jeanne Moreau ]
For Your Consideration (2006)
[ Claire Forlani ][ Jennifer Coolidge ][ Catherine O'Hara ][ Jane Lynch ][ Rachael Harris ]
Fay Grim (2006)
[ Saffron Burrows ]
Superman Returns (2006)
[ Kate Bosworth ][ Peta Wilson ][ Eva Marie Saint ][ Raelee Hill ][ Barbara Harris ]
Spring Fever (2006)
[ Jeri Ryan ][ Julie Bowen ][ Cia Berg ]
Squid Pro Quo (2006)
[ Julie Bowen ][ Cia Berg ][ Jayne Brook ]
The OH in Ohio (2006)
[ Heather Graham ][ Mischa Barton ][ Liza Minelli ]
Adam & Steve (2005)
[ Julie Hagerty ][ Melinda Dillon ][ Sally Kirkland ]
Blade: Trinity (2004)
[ Jessica Biel ][ Natasha Lyonne ][ Erica Cerra ]
The Sisters of Mercy (2004)
[ Sabrina Lloyd ]
Frankenstein (2004)
[ Ivana Milicevic ]
Laws of Attraction (2004)
[ Julianne Moore ][ Nora Dunn ]
The Event (2003)
[ Sarah Polley ][ Jane Leeves ][ Olympia Dukakis ]
A Mighty Wind (2003)
[ Jennifer Coolidge ][ Catherine O'Hara ][ Laura Harris ][ Jane Lynch ][ Diane Baker ]
Hell on Heels: The Battle of Mary Kay (2002)
[ Shannen Doherty ][ Shirley McLaine ]
The Sweetest Thing (2002)
[ Cameron Diaz ][ Christina Applegate ][ Selma Blair ][ Eddie McClintock ][ Siena Goines ]
Personal Velocity: Three Portraits (2002)
[ Fairuza Balk ][ Kyra Sedgwick ][ Patti D'Arbanville ]
Loose Lips Sink Relationships (2001)
The Anniversary Party (2001)
[ Gwyneth Paltrow ][ Jennifer Jason-Leigh ][ Phoebe Cates ][ Jennifer Beals ][ Sadie Frost ]
Josie and the Pussycats (2001)
[ Tara Reid ][ Rachael Leigh Cook ][ Missi Pyle ][ Katharine Isabelle ]
Best in Show (2000)
[ Jennifer Coolidge ][ Catherine O'Hara ][ Jane Lynch ][ Rachael Harris ][ Lynda Boyd ]
Scream 3 (2000)
[ Courteney Cox ][ Neve Campbell ][ Carrie Fisher ][ Jenny McCarthy ][ Emily Mortimer ]
The Venice Project (1999)
[ Stockard Channing ][ Lauren Bacall ][ Frederique Van-Der-Wal ][ Anna Galiena ]
Dinner at Fred's (1999)
The Misadventures of Margaret (1998)
[ Brooke Shields ][ Elizabeth McGovern ][ Justine Waddell ][ Sylvie Testud ]
You've Got Mail (1998)
[ Meg Ryan ][ Jane Adams ][ Reiko Aylesworth ][ Heather Burns ][ Anne Murray ]
What Rats Won't Do (1998)
[ Natascha McElhone ][ Samantha Bond ]
The House of Yes (1997)
[ Rachael Leigh Cook ][ Tori Spelling ][ Genevieve Bujold ]
Henry Fool (1997)
[ Christy Carlson Romano ]
Clockwatchers (1997)
[ Toni Collette ][ Alanna Ubach ][ Debra Jo Rupp ][ Helen Fitzgerald ][ Lisa Kudrow ]
SubUrbia (1996)
[ Exene Cervenka ][ Dina Spybey ]
Waiting for Guffman (1996)
[ Catherine O'Hara ]
Basquiat (1996)
[ Claire Forlani ][ Courtney Love ][ Tatum O'Neal ]
The Daytrippers (1996)
[ Marcia Gay-Harden ][ Hope Davis ][ Anne Meara ][ Amy Stiller ]
The Doom Generation (1995)
[ Rose McGowan ][ Amanda Bearse ][ Heidi Fleiss ][ Lauren Tewes ]
Kicking and Screaming (1995)
[ Olivia D'Abo ][ Marissa Ribisi ][ Perrey Reeves ][ Cara Buono ][ Eliza Roberts ]
Flirt (1995)
[ Karen Sillas ][ Susanna Simon ][ Geno Lechner ]
Frisk (1995)
Drunks (1995)
[ Calista Flockhart ][ Faye Dunaway ][ Dianne Wiest ][ Amanda Plummer ][ Anna Thompson ]
Party Girl (1995)
An Eviction Notice (1995)
Opera No. 1 (1994)
Dead Connection (1994)
[ Lisa Bonet ][ Barbara Harris ]
Mixed Nuts (1994)
[ Juliette Lewis ][ Rita Wilson ][ Madeline Kahn ][ Joely Fischer ][ Christine Cavanaugh ]
Sleep with Me (1994)
[ Joey Lauren Adams ][ Vanessa Angel ][ Meg Tilly ][ June Lockhart ][ Susan Traylor ]
Amateur (1994)
[ Isabelle A ][ Liz Phair ][ Pj Harvey ]
Iris (1994)
[ Sabrina Lloyd ]
Tracey Takes on New York (1993)
[ Blythe Danner ][ Tracey Ullman ][ Nell Campbell ][ Maddie Corman ][ Jill Eikenberry ]
Flirt (1993)
[ Geno Lechner ]
Dazed and Confused (1993)
[ Milla Jovovich ][ Renee Zellweger ][ Joey Lauren Adams ][ Marissa Ribisi ][ Michelle Thomas ]
Coneheads (1993)
[ Joey Lauren Adams ][ Ellen Degeneres ][ Michelle Thomas ][ Jane Curtin ][ Julia Sweeney ]
Sleepless in Seattle (1993)
[ Meg Ryan ][ Gaby Hoffmann ][ Rita Wilson ][ Carey Lowell ][ Rosie O'Donnell ]
The Wake (1993)
Description of a Struggle (1993)
Joey Breaker (1993)
[ Gina Gershon ]
First Love, Fatal Love (1991)
Trivia
  • Against the wishes of her management, she accepted two supporting roles right after the unexpected success of _Party Girl (1995/I)_ .
  • Twin brother, Chris, who practices law in Atlanta.
  • Named after the 1950s model Suzy Parker.
  • Named "Queen of Indies" by 'Time' magazine since she has appeared in some 30 films since 1994, most of them low-budget independent movies.
  • Briefly dated Zach Leary; son of LSD guru Timothy Leary.
  • One of Parker's current interests is making Pottery.
  • Is a contributing editor to Open City literary magazine.
  • Reuters rated her #19 in the 2003 edition of their annual "What Ever Happened to...? list
  • She and the other cast members have been playing concerts in role as the bands from A Mighty Wind (2003), so far they have played at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles in May, 2003 and will be doing more concerts in Washington, D.C., Boston, Massachusetts, and Upper Darby, Pennsylvania in September, 2003.
  • Her former boyfriend was writer/editor Thomas Beller, Editor of the Open City literary magazine and publishing house, www.opencity.org and Mr. Beller's Neighborhood, www.mrbellersneighborhood.com, a literary website about New York City.
  • Former boyfriend is songwriter/musician Ryan Adams.
  • Measurements: 33B-25-34 (Source: Celebrity Sleuth magazine)
  • Learned to play the mandolin for her role in the Christopher Guest film, A Mighty Wind (2003).
  • Was considered for the role of "Dorothy Boyd" in Jerry Maguire (1996).
  • Did her own singing and mandolin-playing in A Mighty Wind (2003).
  • Favorite musicians are Belle & Sebastian, Sigur Rós, and Miighty Flashlight
  • Is an accomplished mime
  • Has a song named after her, written by "apocalyptic folk artist" Stuart Davis. The song will appear on Davis's upcoming 2006 album.
  • Against the wishes of her management, she accepted two supporting roles right after the unexpected success of Party Girl (1995).
  • Reuters rated her #19 in the 2003 edition of its annual "What Ever Happened to...?" list.
  • She and the other cast members have been playing concerts in role as the bands from A Mighty Wind (2003). So far they have played at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles in May 2003, and will be doing more concerts in Washington, D.C.; Boston, Massachusetts; and Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, in September 2003.
  • Her former boyfriend was writer/editor Thomas Beller, editor of the "Open City" literary magazine and publishing house and Mr. Beller's Neighborhood, a literary Web site about New York City.

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