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Michelle Davidson

Michelle Davidson

Actor

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Biography

Michelle Davidson was born in St. Louis, Missouri. She graduated from the University of Missouri School of Journalism. Michelle is known for TV roles in "House of Cards" (Netflix) "Halt and Catch Fire" (AMC) and "Boss" (Starz). Her feature film credits include "Lucky," "Last Ounce of Courage" and "Nailbiter." Michelle co-wrote the thriller "Arbor Demon" with director and frequent collaborator Patrick Rea. The creature-feature, starring Fiona Dourif and Jake Busey, premiered at Fright Fest UK in 2016 and screened at New York Horror Film Festival, St. Louis International Film Festival, Fantasporto in Portugal and Belgium Horror Film Festival. Michelle wrote, directed and produced the Mid-America Emmy Award winning comedic short film "A Senior Moment,"also recognized with a Celtx Seed Grant. She is also a regional Emmy award-winning writer/producer for the web series "Unreal Housewives of Kansas City."

Movies & TV Shows

  1. MINDHUNTER (2017) — News Anchor #3
  2. Insatiable (2018) — Reporter 1
  3. The Gifted (2017) — News Broadcaster #1
  4. A Fall from Grace (2020) — Reporter
  5. Halt and Catch Fire (2014) — Lynda Davidson
  6. Zero Day (2025) — Reporter #4
  7. Vengeance: A Love Story (2017) — TV Reporter
  8. Gotham Knights (2023) — Channel 64 News Anchor
  9. Boss (2011) — Lifestyle Reporter
  10. Class of '09 (2023) — Newscaster 1
  11. Tyler Perry's The Oval (2019) — Reporter Lisa Logan
  12. Lucky (2011) — Leslie Singer
  13. Nailbiter (2013) — Dina
  14. Renovation of the Heart (2019) — Lisa the real estate agent
  15. Last Ounce of Courage (2012) — Connie Lee
  16. Accidental Family (2021) — Megan
  17. Century City (2004) — Jury Foreman
  18. Gotcher (2015) — Jenny
  19. What We've Become (2016) — Young Annaliese
  20. Queen for a Day (2019) — Wife
  21. Black Zone (2025) — Senator Adkins
  22. I Didn't Get the Memo — Jenny
  23. The Hourglass Figure — Chelsea
  24. Sound Off (2021) — Lisa

Directed

  1. Sound Off (2021) — Director