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Bonnie Rose

Bonnie Rose

Actor · New York, New York, USA

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Biography

Bonnie is an actress, she received a BFA from Syracuse University and started her professional acting career as Bette Midler's stand-in for the films "First Wives Club" and "Isn't She Great?" Sidney Lumet hand picked Bonnie at an open call and cast her in a scene opposite Andy Garcia in "Night Falls in Manhattan." He then cast her in the recurring role of legal aide attorney Ellen Klein on his A&E series "100 Centre Street" and a third time as the jury forewoman in the feature "Find Me Guilty" starring Vin Diesel. Bonnie played a drug-addicted prostitute in Rosemary Rodriguez's "That was followed by a garmento in Jack Gindi's "What's Your Sign?".

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Mr. Robot (2015) — Nurse
  2. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999) — Carol Lucero
  3. Inside Llewyn Davis (2013) — Dodi Gamble
  4. Marvel's Jessica Jones (2015) — Female Guard
  5. Manifest (2018) — Moderator
  6. Blue Bloods (2010) — Secretary
  7. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (2017) — Bubbie
  8. FBI (2018) — Principal
  9. Quantico (2015) — Pedestrian
  10. Law & Order (1990) — Grand Juror #2
  11. Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (2015) — Theater Manager
  12. And Just Like That… (2021) — Viviante Publicist
  13. Law & Order: Criminal Intent (2001) — Eileen
  14. Broad City (2014) — Neighbor
  15. Third Watch (1999) — Mrs. Crawford
  16. Roommates (2026) — Dining Hall Employee
  17. Night Falls on Manhattan (1997) — Instructor
  18. Fleishman Is in Trouble (2022) — Waitress
  19. Good Advice (2001) — Woman Reading Paper
  20. The Hunting Party (2025) — Lucille
  21. Hope & Faith (2003) — Fatima
  22. Tow (2026) — Claire
  23. Conviction (2006) — Arraignment Clerk
  24. 100 Centre Street (2001)
  25. Mosholu Parkway (2019) — Tante Rose
  26. Queen of Knives (2023) — Esther
  27. The Smut Locker (2014) — Stephanie Bell
  28. The Mealybug (2024) — Julie Olivetti
  29. Living With Grandma — Grandma Rose
  30. OM (2007) — Secretary
  31. MY KIND OF PEOPLE (2025) — Gram