Biography
The sandy-haired, freckled player gave a spirited comic performance as the star of the quirky independent feature "How to Make the Cruelest Month", which made the festival circuit in 1998. As Bell Bryant, a young woman desperate to fall in love and determined to quit smoking who reaches a crossroads in her life that coincides with the new year, DuVall won acclaim for her work as the intensely neurotic heroine. Generally cast in roles that …
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Career Milestones
2012 | Cast in political thriller "Argo," directed by Ben Affleck |
2010 | Guest starred on NBC's "The Event" |
2008 | Co-starred with Willem Dafoe in independent feature "Anamorph" |
2006 | Cast in recurring role as an FBI agent on the NBC drama series "Heroes" |
2004 | Cast opposite Sarah Michelle Gellar in the thriller "The Grudge" |
2003 | Played fortune teller Sofie on HBO's Emmy Award-winning series "Carnivàle" |
2003 | Cast in the feature "The Slaughter Rule" |
2002 | Filmed mystery movie "I.D." with John Cusack and Ray Liotta |
2002 | Appeared in "The Laramie Project," the HBO adaptation of Moises Kaufman's stage drama about the aftermath of the Matthew Shepard murder |
2002 | Cast in featured role in the Sundance film "The Slaughter Rule" |
2001 | Acted in "13 Conversations About One Thing"; film screened at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival |
2001 | Portrayed a futuristic prison guard in "John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars" |
2000 | Cast as a lesbian in the comedy "But I'm a Cheerleader" |
1999 | Landed featured role opposite Wynona Ryder and Angelina Jolie in "Girl, Interrupted" |
1998 | Co-starred in the horror flick "The Faculty" |
1998 | Appeared in teen comedy "Can't Hardly Wait" |
1998 | Acted in Jamie Babbit's short "Sleeping Beauties" |
1998 | Starring debut, "How to Make the Cruelest Month"; film shown at Sundance Film Festival |
1997 | Made TV debut with appearances on NBC's "ER" and The WB's "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" |
1996 | Appeared as one of a group of Catholic schoolgirls interested in the occult in "Little Witches" |