Biography
The success of that film allowed her to enjoy screen time in several features, including leads in "The Land Girls" (1997) and "Dangerous Beauty" (1998), as well as supporting turns in Hollywood productions like "Spy Game" (2001). But she seemed happiest on stage in her native UK, where she appeared in several acclaimed theater productions.
Born Jan. 1, 1972, in Hampshire, England, McCormack studied acting at the Oxford School of Drama, …
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Career Milestones
2007 | Co-starred in "28 Weeks Later," the sequel to Danny Boyle's 2002 film "28 Days Later" | |
2005 | Cast as physicist, Dr. Sonia Rand in "A Sound of Thunder," based on a short story by award-winning author Ray Bradbury | |
2001 | Appeared alongside Brad Pitt and Robert Redford in "The Spy Game" | |
2001 | Appeared opposite Peter McDonald in Neil Jordan's one-act play "White Horses" in Dublin | |
2001 | Returned to the London stage in Sam Shepard's play "A Lie of the Mind" | |
2001 | Portrayed an embassy worker seduced by a British agent in "The Tailor of Panama" | |
2000 | Co-starred with Julie Walters in a revival of Arthur Miller's "All My Sons" at London's National Theatre | |
2000 | Portrayed German actress Greta Schroeder in "Shadow of the Vampire" | |
2000 | Announced plans to make film directing debut with an adaptation of a William Boyd short story | |
1999 | Made London stage debut in "Anna Weiss" | |
1999 | Acted with Douglas Henshall and Kathy Burke in "This Year's Love", a contemporary comedy-drama about relationships | |
1998 | Portrayed Christina, the youngest of five Irish sisters and an unwed mother, in "Dancing at Lughnasa", directed by Pat O'Connor | |
1998 | Appeared as one of "The Land Girls" alongside Anna Friel and Rachel Weisz | |
1998 | First leading role in films, the Italian courtesan in "Dangerous Beauty/The Honest Courtesan" | |
1996 | Co-starred with Billy Connolly in the British TV-movie "Deacon Brodie" | |
1995 | Had supporting role as the doomed bride of William Wallace in Mel Gibson's Oscar-winning epic "Braveheart" | |
1994 | Feature acting debut in the ensemble of "Loaded/Bloody Weekend", directed by Campion; released theatrically in the USA in 1996 | |
| Acted in the British TV-movie "In the Wood", directed by Anna Campion | ||
| Began career in stage roles as a student at Oxford School of Drama | ||
| Raised in Alton, England | ||