Alicia Witt

At 48 years old, Alicia Witt has this physical status:

Career

Witt's discovery led to the casting of the "flame-haired" child in the film Dune (1984), as Paul Atreides' sister Alia; she turned eight during filming. She appeared in a episode of Twin Peaks again as the younger sister of Lara Flynn Boyle's character Donna.

Her acting experience paved the way for small roles in Mike Figgis' Liebestraum (1991) and the 1994 film The Disappearance of Vonnie (1994). Witt gained her first lead role in a film in 1994, playing a disturbed, murderous teenager in Fun, and receiving the Sundance Film Festival's Special Jury Award. In the episode "The Missing Ingredient," Witt was then cast in Four Rooms as Madonna's lover.

In the role of Cybill Shepherd's daughter, Zoey Woodbine, in the sitcom Cybill, Witt was introduced to a larger audience. She appeared in Stephen Herek's Opus, Alexander Payne's Passion's Way (based on Edith Wharton's book The Reef) and Richard Sears' comedy Bongwater from 1995 to 1998. Witt went on to lead roles in Jamie Blanks' horror film Urban Legend (1998) and in Kevin Altieri/Touchstone Pictures' limited-release animated film Gen13. Witt appeared on episodes of Ally McBeal and The Sopranos, the lead actor in the Matthew Huffman comedy Playing Mona Lisa and a role in Cecil B. Demented by John Waters.

In Cameron Crowe's Vanilla Sky (2001), she appeared in a small part. In Rodrigo Garca's Ten Tiny Love Stories, Witt played "Two," the college graduate mourning the loss of her virginity, and she played Barbie, the half-sister of the title character in American Girl. Witt appeared in Marc Lawrence's romantic comedy Two Weeks Notice (2002).

She lived in the United Kingdom from 2003 to 2004 (during this time she portrayed Joan Allen's daughter in the U.S.-based comedy drama The Upside of Anger). Witt went to South Africa to film an adaptation of the epic poem "Das Nibelungenlied" by the German television film "Adamant" starring Kriemhild, was one of the central characters in the German TV film Kingdom in Twilight. The Dragon King of Twilight, The Ring of the Nibelungs, and The Sword of Xanten are among the kingdom's known names.

Witt appeared on Law & Order: Criminal Intent for the 2006-2008 season, filmed the Last Holiday (2006) and the dramatic 88 Minutes (2007). Detective Nola Falacci, a fictional character temporarily replacing Megan Wheeler as Detective Mike Logan's companion (who was off on maternity leave), was a recurring character in the 2007–2008 season. In the film Peep World (2010), Witt appeared in the role of Amy.

Witt appeared as Elaine Clayton in Cowboys 'n Angels (2012) and in 2013, she co-starred in the independent film Cold Turkey opposite Peter Bogdanovich and Cheryl Hines; in addition, she performed an original musical piece over the end credits. Her dramatic role in this film was highly praised, with New York Magazine's David Edelstein announcing that her role was one of the top performances of 2013. Witt appeared in four Christmas films in 2013: Tyler Perry's A Madea Christmas, A Snow Globe Christmas for the Lifetime Channel, and A Very Merry Mix-Up for the Hallmark Channel, and In 2014, the Hallmark Channel's Christmas at Cartwright's.

Witt appeared on the DirecTV show Kingdom in 2014, which aired in October. Wendy Crowe, the brightest member of a Floridian crime family who is deeply involved in the show's activities in Kentucky, appeared in the fifth season of FX's Justified. Witt appeared in two episodes of The Walking Dead in April 2016, and in the same month, it was announced that she would reprise her role as Gersten Hayward in the 2017 Twin Peaks series. On season 12 of Supernatural as Lily Sunder, a former adversary of Castiel's, Witt filmed a guest-starring role. In 2019, Zelda appeared on Orange Is the New Black's seventh season as Zelda.

Witt made her stage debut in 2001 at Los Angeles' historic Tiffany Theater in Robbie Fox's musical The Gift, in which she appeared in a high-priced, although disease-carrying stripper.

Evelyn appeared in a stage performance of Neil LaBute's The Shape of Things at the New Ambassadors Theatre while in residence in the United Kingdom in 2004. Witt returned to the London stage in September 2006, where she was "well-cast" in portraying the stammering, emotionally weakened pianist Abigail, sister to "unloved attention seeker" Louise. (Kelly Reilly).

Witt appeared in Neil LaBute's play Reasons to Be Pretty, which ran at the Geffen Playhouse until August 31, 2014.

Witt is a trained singer-songwriter and pianist, and he has been described as a musical prodigy in addition to acting. In the early/mid 1990s, she played piano at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in the Beverly Wilshire Hotel.

Responses to her 2006 stage portrayal of Abigail in Piano/Forte, which included scenes of piano-playing, highlighted her talent as a "outstanding pianist."

Witt released her self-titled extended play album in 2009, followed by Live at Rockwood in 2012 and Revisionary History in 2015. Witt and Ben Folds performed a song they had co-written on the soundtrack to the independent film Cold Turkey in 2013. "Witt's new album Revisionary History is a piano-pop gem that recalls "Grey Seal"-era Elton John, an alt-universe Fiona Apple, and a film-noir chanteuse notching her nights in cigarette burns on the fallboard," the Nashville Scene reports.

Witt appeared in ABC's Nashville in a recurring capacity as the country singer Autumn Chase, as the first country singer. Throughout season four, Witt performed numerous songs.

Witt released a five-song EP album titled 15,000 Days (a reference to the length of time she had been alive when she recorded the album) in August 2018. Jacquire King, a producer, is a British singer who performed on the album. She is currently finishing off her latest album, which she co-produced with Jordan Lehning and Bill Reynolds. It was expected to be published in September (24th, most places) of 2021.

Witt also released two new Christmas songs in 2020, as seen in her latest Hallmark Christmas film, Christmas Tree Lane. "Why Christmas" and "Christmas Will Never End" are two of her characters, musician-store owner and songwriter Meg's On-screen performance of "Why Christmas" and "Christmas Will Never End" are performed on-screen by her character, music-store owner and songwriter Meg.

Witt met on Wheel of Fortune in September 1990.

Witt modeled what is thought to be the most expensive hat ever made for Christie's auction house in London on June 14, 2004. The Chapeau d'Amour, created by Louis Mariette, is worth US$2.7 million and has been encrusted in diamonds.

Witt published a book called Small Changes: A Rules-Based Guide to Include More Plant-Based Dieta, Peace, and Power to Your Life on October 5, 2021.

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