Lili Taylor

Lili Taylor is a well-known and successful American actress. She acts in film, TV and stage. She was born in Glencoe, Illinois, to Marie (Lecour) and George Park Taylor, an artist and hardware store operator. Lili graduated from New Trier High School in 1985. Then, she attended the Theatre School at DePaul University and the Piven Theatre Workshop. Lili first earned fame for acting in the 1988 movie, Três Mulheres, Três Amores (1988), which co-starred Julia Roberts. Then, she acted in a number of successful movies, including Apostando no Amor (1991) and Short Cuts - Cenas da Vida (1993). But, she was more highly recognized for appearing in the 1996 film, Um Tiro para Andy Warhol (1996), for which she was nominated for several awards. Lili's notable works for television include the TV series, A Sete Palmos (2001), and in the television movies, Anne Frank: The Whole Story (2001) and Ao Vivo de Bagdá (2002). In 2009, she played "Sheriff Lillian Holley" in the movie, Inimigos Públicos (2009). The movie co-starred Johnny Depp, with whom Lili also appeared in the 1993 movie, Arizona Dream: Um Sonho Americano (1993). Lili is also a successful stage actress. She has appeared in a number of plays staged on Broadway, including "The Three Sisters" (1997). Lili Taylor continues to act in stage, TV and film. She is married to Nick Flynn and they have a daughter.