Molly Parker - Famous Actor

Molly Parker Net Worth

$4,000,000

Famous Canadian actress Molly Parker has a net worth of $4 million. Parker gained critical acclaim in the film industry and won the Genie Award for Best Actress for her role as a necrophiliac medical student in the 1996 film ‘Kissed,’ going on to star in numerous independent films and acclaimed TV series such as ‘Deadwood,’ ‘Dexter,’ ‘House of Cards,’ and ‘Wormwood.’

Key facts:

  • Molly Parker is a Canadian actress who had her breakthrough playing a necrophiliac medical student in the 1996 film 'Kissed,' for which she won the Genie Award for Best Actress.
  • Parker starred in many acclaimed television series, such as 'Deadwood,' 'Dexter,' 'House of Cards,' and 'Wormwood.'
  • In 2001, she garnered an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Female Lead for her performance in the film 'The Center of the World.'
  • Parker returned to the big screen in 2009 with a supporting role in the film 'The Road,' based on Cormac McCarthy's novel. She also starred in 'Small Crimes' and the Stephen King adaptation '1922' for Netflix in 2017.
  • In 2018, Parker earned strong notices for her supporting performance in Josephine Decker's drama 'Madeline's Madeline.'

Basic Information About Molly Parker

CategoryCelebrities β€Ί Actors
ProfessionsActor
Net worth$4,000,000
Date of birth1972-06-30 (52 years old)
Place of birthMaple Ridge
NationalityCanada
SpouseMatt Bissonnette - (2002 - 2012)Β (divorced)Β (1 child)
GenderFemale
Height5 ft 4 in (1.65 m)
Social Mediaβ†—οΈŽ Wikipedia β†—οΈŽ IMDb

What Movie Awards did Molly Parker win?


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Molly Parker awards

Award Name State Movie / Series Name Year
Genie - Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading RoleNomineeMen with Brooms2003
Independent Spirit Award - Best Female LeadNomineeThe Center of the World2002
Golden Nymph - Outstanding Actress in a Drama SeriesNomineeThe Firm2012
Actor - Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama SeriesNomineeDeadwood2007
WIN Award - Actress in Drama SeriesWinnerDeadwood2005

Molly Parker roles

Movie / Series Role
Pieces of a WomanEva
Words on Bathroom WallsBeth
The RoadMotherly Woman
1922Arlette James
The Wicker ManSister Rose / Sister Thorn
BlissConnie
HollywoodlandLaurie Simo
American PastoralSheila Smith
Men with BroomsAmy Foley
The 9th Life of Louis DraxDalton
The Center of the WorldFlorence
SunshineHannah Wippler
DexterLisa Marshall 4 episodes, 2011
Party DownMelinda Weintraub 1 episode, 2009
Lost in SpaceMaureen Robinson 20 episodes, 2018-2019
House of CardsJackie Sharp 25 episodes, 2014-2016
Boardwalk EmpireNucky's Wife in photo (uncredited) unknown episodes
Lonesome Dove: The Outlaw YearsFrances Phillips 2 episodes, 1996
HighlanderAlice Ramsey 1 episode, 1995
The Outer LimitsJennifer 1 episode, 1995
SwingtownSusan Miller 13 episodes, 2008

Molly Parker's Quotes

  • (2011, on Swingtown (2008)) Now, that's one project I really would've liked to have seen go on, because I loved doing it, and I also felt it was about to get really interesting. We've worked our way through the "to swing or not to swing" blah-blah-blah, and I think if that show would've been allowed to live, what it would've explored was the liberation, for lack of a better word, of both the women and the men. They were coming into their own. At its heart, that's really what that show was about. I think that's where it would've gone. There were ideas that she was going to go to college and end up at the same college as her daughter. There were many things about that show I loved. I'm interested in characters who go through some kind of rebirth, that we get to watch and see unfold. I think television, at its best, allows for that much more than film does. It's a longer format, more plot-heavy and character-based, and it allows for this unfolding of a life. I loved "Swingtown" for that. I thought it could have been wonderful. But y'know, it was just in the wrong place.
  • (2011, on Deadwood (2004)) We shot on this ranch where they shot High Noon (1952) and some Elvis Presley Western. Gene Autry's ranch. From where I live, I would take the 210, which is this freeway in the foothills above Los Angeles, and it's really, really beautiful, and pretty deserted. By the time you'd get to Santa Clarita, the studio itself was all that was there and, by the last season, we had four or five blocks of Deadwood built. Sometimes, I would go to work at 4 a.m. and it would be dark, and you would walk down the center of the street when nobody was around, and there were these white owls that lived up high in one of the sets, and they would be swooping around. You'd feel transported. And the costumes... our costume designer, Janie Bryant, who went on to do Mad Men (2007), it was her first big thing, and she was young, and so talented, and she made the most incredible costumes for me and for everyone. Plus, the guys were just filthy dirty all the time. The place smelled. We shot it in the summer, and we had real animals there every day. By the third season, that place stank. I was pregnant in the third season, so I have particularly strong memories of it, because when you're pregnant your sense of smell is exaggerated. Awful, just awful. So you could get a sense of being in the lawless place. In a corset.
  • [2011, on Trigger (2010)] It was a gift; just a gift. It was a profound experience. Hard to talk about, almost, without sounding reductive, because it was amazing, really sad, really moving. On a personal level, it offered me an opportunity to work with my friend, and this woman who I really admired and respected. I knew the whole time we were doing it that these were the last moments I would get to spend with her, so that brought a kind of present to the making of that movie. On a more personal, creative level, because we pushed the movie into production very quickly, knowing Tracy was sick-probably a year earlier than we had anticipated-we shot it in probably nine days, over five consecutive weekends, and it was sort of crazy. I've never made a film quite like that. I hadn't worked on that indie level in a long time. It was so great and so fun to be unconcerned with the outcome, but just to be able to be free. It was a real joy, on many levels.

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Interesting Facts about Molly Parker

  1. Has a younger brother, Henry Parker.
  2. Played the wife of her future brother-in-law, Joel Bissonnette, in Suspicious River (2000).
  3. Studied ballet from the age of 3 through high school
  4. Expecting first child in October 2006
  5. Gave birth to son William Strummer Bissonette on 13 October 2006 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
  6. Co-starred with Callum Keith Rennie in Paris or Somewhere (1994), Twitch City (1998), Suspicious River (2000), Shattered (2010), and The Firm (2012).
  7. Sister-in-law of Joel Bissonnette.
  8. Appears (uncredited) in photographs as Nucky Thompson's late wife in Boardwalk Empire (2010).

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