Here is a long biography of Amy Molloy:
Amy Molloy is a talented actress born and raised in Belfast, Northern Ireland. She has had a successful career in the theatre, film, and television, performing in various productions across Ireland, the UK, and the United States.
Molloy began her acting career by achieving a LAMDA (London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts) Diploma with Distinction. She then moved to London to pursue her acting career, spending time in NYC to study at AADA (American Academy of Dramatic Arts). After receiving Dance and Drama Award funding, she completed her training in London.
Since graduating, Molloy has worked extensively across theaters in Ireland, including the Abbey, Gate, and Gaiety theatres, as well as theaters across the UK and in New York City. Some of her notable performances include her role as Holliday Grainger's younger sister, Jean, in the feature film "Animals," which premiered at Sundance 2019, and her role as Julie, the daughter of Stephen Rea's character, in the critically acclaimed play "Cyprus Avenue."
Molloy has also performed in various short films, including "Bound" and "Homegirl," which have received critical acclaim and have been nominated for several awards. Her performance in "Bound" earned her a nomination for Best Actor in a Female Role at the Richard Harris International Film Festival 2020 and a Special Mention at the Cork Film Festival awards 2019.
In addition to her film and television work, Molloy has also had a successful career in theatre. She has performed in numerous productions, including "TeaSet," a solo play written by Gina Moxley, which received praise from top theatre critics and won a LUSTRUM award for her performance. She has also performed in "Cotton Fingers," a solo play written by Rachel Tresize, which won a LUSTRUM award for her performance and received critical acclaim.
Molloy has worked with several notable directors and producers, including Yann Demange, Shane Meadows, and Mark Herbert. She has also been mentored by Alan Rickman, who described her as "a great courageous young talent."
Throughout her career, Molloy has received numerous awards and nominations for her performances, including a nomination for an AACTA award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in "Animals." Her performances have been praised by critics and audiences alike, with many noting her exceptional talent and range as an actress.
