Cathryn de Prume's journey in the world of entertainment began with her attendance at the prestigious NYC's High School of the Performing Arts, laying the foundation for a remarkable career that would span decades. Her breakout role came in the 1986 indie thriller Deadtime Stories, where she starred alongside Melissa Leo as the enigmatic "Goldi Lox". This early success was followed by a notable appearance in the critically acclaimed film Five Corners, written by the renowned John Patrick Shanley, alongside esteemed actors Jodie Foster and Tim Robbins.
Throughout her extensive career, Cathryn de Prume has taken on a wide range of roles, showcasing her remarkable versatility as an actress. She has recently appeared alongside Reese Witherspoon in the 2014 drama Wild, as well as sharing the screen with the talented William H. Macy in the 2011 television series Shameless. Her impressive repertoire includes portrayals of con artists, troubled mothers, and a diverse array of picaresque Russians.
One of her most notable television roles was that of "Donna Shipko" in the Fox sitcom Down the Shore, where she starred alongside Anna Gunn and Pamela Adlon for 29 episodes. In addition to her acting pursuits, Cathryn de Prume has also ventured into writing, co-authoring the 2002 film Random Shooting in L.A.
Her one-woman show, Blended Salad, is a personal and poignant exploration of her eccentric Brooklyn family, which has been performed to great acclaim in theaters around Los Angeles. Cathryn de Prume currently resides in Los Angeles with her husband and daughter, continuing to inspire and captivate audiences with her remarkable talent.
