The fame of the American actress Trieste Dunn brought her roles in independent cinema and on television. The performer was awarded the Northeast Film Festival Award and Brooklyn Horror Film Festival Award in the nomination for the Clint Howard Award for Featured Actors and as the best artist in short films.
At the University of Trieste, Kelly Dunn studied with director Aaron Katz, in the film of which she later starred. And in cinema, a celebrity career began when she was 12 years old.
The path to fame
The biography of the future star began in 1981. The child was born in the town of Prevost on January 14.
After school, the graduate decided to continue her education at the University of the Arts. She went to study acting in North Carolina. She made her debut as a professional actress in the short film "Champagne Society" in the role of Michelle Bonaparte in 2003.
The next year she was again offered a small role. Trieste played a girl on a date in the independent film Mysterious Skin. Then there was Gloria Culhane from the popular series Law and Order: Special Corps.
The heroine of Lost Flight, Dora Francis Bodley, existed in reality. She was a passenger on a plane flying to New York on September 11, 2001. Filming was very difficult psychologically. The whole group had a hard time communicating with the families of the victims, and at the time the tragedy was played on the screen.
In Canterbury Law, the legal series, the actress got one of the leading characters, Molly McConnell. In 2009, Trieste starred in several films. Her heroines were not the main characters, but walk-throughs, appearing on the screen for a short while.
Star roles
In the comedy serial TV movie "Cupid", the actress got the role of Sonya. An attractive young man, the protagonist of the series, is confident in his divine origin. Trevor seems to everyone like Cupid. But the psychologist refuses to believe in it. Claire, as an experienced specialist, is busy looking for an explanation of all the patient's oddities.
Cupid's story that in order to return to Olympus he needs to tie a hundred lovers without superpowers, arrows and a bow, a charming girl is not impressive. However, the relationship between them still begins. Although both are sure that it is each of them who knows what real love is, and the other is mistaken.
Dunn's Cold Weather became a more successful work in 2010. According to the plot, the main characters, Doug and Gale, move to live in Portland. Rachel, who came to see her friends, must practice there, but disappears under very strange circumstances. Together with a new friend, local DJ Carlos, young people begin her search.
After a brilliant game, Trieste received high marks from critics and spectators. Dunn was called the rising celebrity of independent cinema. In 2013, she completed work on the TV series "Lucky." Her character was Margot Dixon. According to the script, the project tells about the beginning of a career take-off of the ambitious detective Walter Clark. He becomes the youngest commissar in the history of the New York Police.
New success
The role of Shivon Kelly, the assistant to the sheriff in the Banshee telenovela, brought fame. Work in the series began in 2013 and continued until 2015. In the same period, the actress starred in the project "Banshee: Background" in the image of Sivon.
In the television project "Believe, " the star reincarnated as Elizabeth Ferrell. Her heroine was a special agent of the FBI. She helps the protagonists find the super-capable girl Bo and her biological father William Tate. Elizabeth initially believed that the girl was in danger and needed to be saved. However, after rescuing her own daughter, Sasha, wanted by Ferrell realizes that she was mistaken and the persecution ceases.
Allison Knight, the ex-girlfriend of the protagonist, the artist was in the "Blind Zone" from 2015 to 2018, played a major role in the dramatic film "Love Your Arms". In the legal series "The Good Wife, " starring Julianne Margulis, the actress appeared in the image of Amanda Markassin.
Work in the short film "The Push" brought the Northeast Film Festival Award for Best Actress in 2016.
In 2017, the singer was offered the role of Jennifer in the film "Wines". The main events of the independent film unfold when a high school student is seriously interested in her acting teacher.
In the mini-series “Unabomber Hunt” aired in 2017, Theresa Oaks became the heroine of Trieste. The protagonists of the project are a terrorist and an FBI officer who sent home-made bombs by mail. The methods proposed by Jim Fitzgerald made it possible to catch the criminal after 20 years of fruitless attempts.
