Abbie and Betty

Abbie Cornwallish, an Australian actress born August 1982, has several films role. Cornish is best known for her performances in films like Heidi, Fanny Brawne and Sweet Pea (in Sucker Punch), Lindy and RoboCop (2011) and Sarah and Geostorm (2017). Cornish was awarded her debut Screen Actors Guild Award with her last film. Betty Gilpin.........................American actress Betty Gilpin was fortunate to have both of her parents be professional actors. Jack Gilpin starred in Adventureland, (2009) while Ann McDonough starred as The Mothman Prophecies and other movies. Betty Gilpin's parents were supportive in encouraging her to become an actress. Fordham College is where Betty Gilpin honed her skills. Gilpin began to act as a part of Off Broadway productions following her graduation and was also casting for roles in TV and film. The role she got was NBC's Law & Order: Criminal Intent between 2001 and 2011, then smaller part on Ghost Town (2008), and The Northern Kingdom (2009). Gilpin was able to land TV guest spots over time. Her breakthrough occurred in 2013 when she got a role as an actress on Nurse Jackie. Gilpin, as Carrie Roman Gilpin, as Dr. Carrie Roman Gilpin, appeared in 34 episodes of Nurse Jackie prior to the show's finale. concluded on June 15 2015. Gilpin played the lead role in True Story (2015) the subsequent year.

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