Meg Tilly
Acting
Né·e en 1960 · Long Beach, California, USA
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Meg Tilly (born Margaret Elizabeth Chan; February 14, 1960) is a Canadian-American actress and novelist. For her role in the 1985 film Agnes of God, she won a Golden Globe Award and was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress. For her role in the television series Bomb Girls (2012–13), she won the 2013 Canadian Screen Award for Best Lead Actress in a Drama Series. Tilly has also written six novels, including Porcupine (2007), which was a finalist for the Sheila A. Egoff Children's Literature Prize. She is the younger sister of actress Jennifer Tilly.
★ 7.8Chucky
TV series · 2021
Meg Tilly
★ 5.6War Machine
Film · 2017
Jeannie McMahon
★ 5.0Antibirth
Film · 2016
Lorna
★ 6.2Bomb Girls: Facing the Enemy
Film · 2014
Lorna Corbett
★ 7.2Bomb Girls
TV series · 2012
Lorna Corbett
★ 6.9Caprica
TV series · 2010
Mother
★ 6.3The Big Chill: A Reunion
Film · 1999
Self
★ 6.2Journey
Film · 1995
Min
★ 6.4Trick of the Eye
Film · 1994
Faith Crowell
★ 5.7Sleep with Me
Film · 1994
Sarah
★ 4.7Winnetka Road
TV series · 1994
George Grace
★ 6.6Fallen Angels
TV series · 1993
Lois Weldon
★ 6.2Body Snatchers
Film · 1993
Carol Malone
★ 6.0Leaving Normal
Film · 1992
Marianne
★ 6.0The Two Jakes
Film · 1990
Kitty Berman
★ 2.7In the Best Interest of the Child
Film · 1990
Jennifer Colton
★ 8.2Road to Avonlea
TV series · 1990
Evelyn Grier
★ 6.7Valmont
Film · 1989
Madame de Tourvel
★ 5.8Carmilla
Film · 1989
Carmilla
★ 7.3Nightmare Classics
TV series · 1989
Carmilla
★ 4.9The Girl in a Swing
Film · 1988
Karin
★ 5.7Masquerade
Film · 1988
Olivia Lawrence
★ 4.7Off Beat
Film · 1986
Rachel Wareham
★ 6.3Agnes of God
Film · 1985
Sister Agnes
★ 5.3Impulse
Film · 1984
Jennifer
★ 6.8The Big Chill
Film · 1983
Chloe
★ 6.5Psycho II
Film · 1983
Mary
★ 5.4One Dark Night
Film · 1982
Julie Wells
★ 6.1Tex
Film · 1982
Jamie Collins
★ 7.6Hill Street Blues
TV series · 1981
Role
★ 6.4Fame
Film · 1980
Principal Dancer
★ 8.8Hallmark Hall of Fame
TV series · 1951
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