Alison A. Elliott, a celebrated and accomplished American actress, entered the world on May 19, 1970, in the vibrant and culturally rich city of San Francisco, California. Born to a family of educators and professionals, Alison's parents, Barbara and Bob Elliott, brought a wealth of expertise to their respective careers as a teacher of nursing and a computer executive. At a tender age of just four years old, Alison's family embarked on an international adventure, relocating to the bustling metropolis of Tokyo, Japan, where they resided for a few years before eventually returning to their hometown of San Francisco when Alison was eight years old.
Alison's life underwent a profound transformation as a direct result of this pivotal decision, which ultimately led her to enroll in an esteemed arts high school situated in the culturally rich and vibrant city of San Francisco. This exposure to the world of arts further kindled her passion and curiosity, as she embarked on a modeling career at the tender age of 14. Her early accomplishments in the realm of modeling paved the way for her to relocate to the entertainment capital of Los Angeles in 1989, where she secured a starring role as a teenage model on the popular television sitcom, Living Dolls.
Alison's illustrious career has been marked by a diverse array of film appearances, with credits dating back to the early 1990s. Her extensive filmography boasts a range of critically acclaimed titles, including the 1994 psychological thriller Underneath, the 1996 drama The Spitfire Grill, the 1997 romantic drama The Wings of the Dove, and the 2004 drama Birth.
These notable performances have not only solidified her reputation as a skilled actress within the film industry, but have also garnered her widespread recognition and acclaim. Beyond her impressive film credits, Alison has also demonstrated her versatility as a voice artist, lending her talents to several audio book narrations. Among her notable audio book credits are Ruth White's beloved novels Belle Prater's Boy and its sequel The Search for Belle Prater, which showcase her exceptional vocal range and ability to bring stories to life.
Notably, one of her most striking and enduring performances was in the 2007 critically acclaimed western drama film, "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford", where she brought to life the character of Martha Bolton, the elder sibling of the infamous outlaw Robert Ford, showcasing her remarkable range and adaptability as an actress.
