Brie Eley

Actress
Writer
Producer

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Brie Eley - Drama

Originally from Texas, Brie attended the British American Drama Academy at Oxford University before graduating cum laude from Marymount Manhattan College. She then performed throughout New York City and regionally (Kennedy Center, Humana Festival.) Now based in Los Angeles, she has appeared in TV series for ABC, NBC, Netflix, Hulu, Apple+ and Starz. She continues to act onstage in plays and sketch comedy and can be heard in voice overs for Star Wars and the upcoming series Demascus.

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Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination

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As Regan in King Lear at the Wallis Performing Arts Center, Beverly Hills

The Double V, Matrix Theatre c. Ed Kreiger

Known for

Monsters

7.9

TV Mini Series

Clinician

Angela Bassett and Peter Krause in 9-1-1 (2018)

9-1-1

7.8

TV Series

Shondra Drexen

Unstable

6.7

TV Series

Melissa

Not Dead Yet

6.9

TV Series

Heidi

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Actress

Unstable
- Melissa
- TV Series
- 2023
Not Dead Yet
- Heidi
- TV Series
- 2023
Monsters
- Clinician
- TV Mini Series
- 2022
Loot
- Suburban Mom
- TV Series
- 2022
Shining Vale
- Nurse
- TV Series
- 2022
9-1-1
- Shondra Drexen
- TV Series
- 2022
The Rookie
- Mom
- TV Series
- 2022
Call Me Kat
- Joyce
- TV Series
- 2022
The Goldbergs
- Potential Buyer
- TV Series
- 2021
Jimmy Kimmel Live!
- Nurse
- Concerned Bystander
- Crockett Pocket Member
- TV Series
- 2015–2021
Unhoused: Based on True Stories
- Steph
- TV Series
- 2021
Atypical
- Receptionist
- TV Series
- 2021
Saved by the Bell
- Woman in Line
- TV Series
- 2020
Honey and Clover: A Recipe for Disaster
- Announcer
- Short
- 2019
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
- Cheryl
- TV Series
- 2019

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Brie Eley - Drama

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Brie Eley - Comedy & Commercials

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Official sites
- Official Blog
- Official Site
Born
- June 14
- Sugar Land, Texas, USA
Other works
(February 3 to 26, 2005) She played a nursing home staff in D.L. Coburn's play, "The Gin Game," in a Brown-Forman Series production at the Actors Theatre of Louisville in Louisville, Kentucky with Elizabeth Shepherd (Fonsia Doresy) and Bingo Malley (Weller Martin) in the cast. George Kisslinger, Lasca Kissingler, Marvin Koebel, Pat Koebel, Dennis Van Ornum and Sharon Van Ornum played the nursing home residents. Kristin Rebekah Franklin played nursing home staff. Rob Bundy was director.