Willa Fitzgerald, a gifted and accomplished American actress, came into this world on January 17, 1991, in the vibrant city of Nashville, Tennessee, a state located in the southeastern region of the United States. She spent her formative years at the esteemed Harpeth Hall School, a prestigious private college-preparatory school for girls, situated in Nashville, where she received an exceptional education and refined her intellectual and social skills.
Noted American actress, Jane Fitzgerald, embarked upon a profound journey of self-discovery and artistic exploration by enrolling in the esteemed theater studies program at Yale University, where she diligently pursued her academic endeavors and eventually earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in the year 2013.
Willa Fitzgerald's cinematic career commenced with a pivotal role as Vivian in the 2008 film "For the Love of a Dog", marking the beginning of her extensive journey in the world of filmmaking.
As her professional trajectory continued to unfold, Fitzgerald made her television debut in 2013, impressing audiences with her portrayal of Lola Laffer in the critically acclaimed series "Alpha House".
The talented individual has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry, with a diverse range of notable roles to her name. One of her most memorable performances was as Emma Miller in the popular USA Network series "Royal Pains", where she brought her character to life with her exceptional acting skills.
In addition to her work on television, she has also made guest appearances in several notable shows, including the CBS series "Blue Bloods", the Fox series "The Following", and the Fox series "Gotham". These appearances have not only showcased her versatility as an actress but also her ability to adapt to different roles and genres.
Moreover, her extensive credits in theater are a testament to her dedication and passion for her craft. She has been a part of various productions, including "Couple in the Kitchen", "The Private Sector", "Cow Play", and "The Cat and the Canary". These productions have allowed her to hone her skills and explore different characters, further solidifying her reputation as a talented and accomplished actress.
In the year 2016, a significant career milestone was reached by Fitzgerald as she joined the esteemed cast of the film production "Misfortune". This cinematic endeavour was subsequently rebranded and released under the title "Blood Money" in the year 2017. Furthermore, Fitzgerald's impressive acting skills were showcased in the Fox television pilot "Behind Enemy Lines", which premiered in 2017. Within this project, she portrayed the captivating character of Navy pilot Roxanne Daly, a role that undoubtedly showcased her remarkable talent and versatility as an actress.
Fitzgerald's remarkable on-screen presence and multifaceted acting abilities have solidified her status as a highly accomplished and adaptable thespian.
In 2017, she was fortunate enough to be selected for the miniseries adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's timeless literary masterpiece, "Little Women", and simultaneously secured the coveted lead role of Anya St. Clair in the pilot episode of E!'s television series "#Fashionvictim".
Noteworthy in 2019, the esteemed actress, Nicole Kidman, lent her talents to the cinematic adaptation of Donna Tartt's Pulitzer Prize-winning literary masterpiece, "The Goldfinch".
Willa Fitzgerald has distinguished herself as a multifaceted actress, impressing viewers with her diverse and accomplished body of work across various mediums, including the silver screen, small screen, and live theater.
