Hannah Marx is a young American film and television actress, star in the series 4isla and Necessary Cruelty. The most famous feature film with the participation of the actress is the youth comedy "They Accepted Us!" directed by Steve Pink.
First movie roles
In the full-length movie, the actress made her debut in 2005, playing in the low-budget horror "Puppet Cemetery". This was followed by work in the more famous film - the psychological thriller Danica.
In 2006, the young actress received a supporting role in the youth comedy "They Accepted Us!" Criticism reviews of the film were far from enthusiastic, but the tape found its fans and went at the box office quite decent, raising $ 37 million with a budget of 23 million.
In 2010, Hannah Marx starred with Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning in the biographical film Runaways. Despite the stellar cast, the tape failed at the box office, without having recouped its 10 millionth budget.
Television work
In parallel with the feature film, the actress worked a lot on television. Her first television project was the well-known crime series "4isla" in which she played the role of Libby Lamberg.
In 2006, Hannah Marx played in one of the episodes of the detective series "Thinking like a criminal."
From 2008 to 2009, the actress worked on the series in the genre of the black comedy "Datura". Most critics spoke positively of the series. Datura has been awarded several prestigious film awards, including the Golden Globe and Emmy Awards.
In 2011, Hannah got the role of Lindsay Santino, daughter of the main character in the drama series Necessity of Cruelty.
Modern period
In 2012, Marx played a small role in the superhero action movie New Spider-Man. The film became one of the highest grossing projects of the year, collecting more than $ 750 million at the box office.
The next project in the filmography of the actress was the independent drama "Anesthesia" by Tim Blake Nelson, for whom this film became the fifth in his directorial career. This film has not gained much popularity.
In the same year the horror "Monsters of the South" was released. This is not the most successful film by Hannah Marx - despite the approval of critics, he failed miserably at the box office, collecting only 23 thousand dollars.
In 2016, Marx got the role of Mimi Waxberg in the Real O'Neill sitcom, quite popular in the United States - over 6 million viewers watched it there.
From 2016 to 2017, the actress played the main female role in the detective series "The Holistic Detective Agency Dirka Gently." The series received mostly good reviews from critics.