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Annie Parisse

Annie Parisse

Actor · Born 1975-07-31 · Anchorage, Alaska, USA

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Biography

Anne Marie Cancelmi (born July 31, 1975), known professionally as Annie Parisse, is an American actress. She portrayed Alexandra Borgia on the drama series Law & Order. Parisse has also starred as Julia Snyder on the soap opera As the World Turns, for which she was nominated for a Daytime Emmy Award. Description above from the Wikipedia article Annie Parisse, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Friends (1994) — Sarah
  2. National Treasure (2004) — Agent Dawes
  3. How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003) — Jeannie Ashcroft
  4. Fringe (2008) — Teresa Rusk
  5. Definitely, Maybe (2008) — Anne
  6. The Pacific (2010) — Lena Mae Riggi-Basilone
  7. Person of Interest (2011) — Kara Stanton
  8. Monster-in-Law (2005) — Morgan
  9. Daredevil: Born Again (2025) — Ariana
  10. One for the Money (2012) — Mary Lou
  11. Prime (2005) — Catherine
  12. Law & Order (1990) — Jasmine Blake
  13. The Following (2013) — Debra Parker
  14. And So It Goes (2014) — Kate
  15. What Just Happened (2008) — 'Fiercely' Actress
  16. Unforgettable (2011) — Elaine Margulies
  17. Vinyl (2016) — Andrea Zito
  18. Third Watch (1999) — Nurse Tammy Sizemore
  19. Paterno (2018) — Mary Kay Paterno
  20. Mrs. America (2020) — Midge Costanza
  21. Friends from College (2017) — Sam
  22. Anesthesia (2016) — Rachel
  23. My Own Love Song (2010) — Nora
  24. Price Check (2012) — Sara Biltmore-Cozy
  25. Wild Canaries (2014) — Eleanor
  26. On the Q.T. (1999) — Wendy
  27. The Tested (2011) — Lisa Varone
  28. Blackbird (2007) — Angie
  29. Three Birthdays (2023) — Kate
  30. Eric LaRue (2025) — Stephanie Grazer
  31. Giving Birth to a Butterfly (2023) — Diana
  32. NYPD 2069 (2004) — Gina Zal
  33. Woman In Burka (2008) — Annie
  34. Tickling Leo (2009) — Delphina Adams
  35. Margo & Perry (2020) — Courtney
  36. Other People's Bodies (2025)
  37. A Company of Thieves
  38. First Person Singular — Mimi
  39. A Great Depression