Julianne Nicholson
Born 1971 · American actress
Julianne Nicholson is an American actress. She is known for her roles in the film August: Osage County (2013) and the television series Law & Order: Criminal Intent (2006–2009), Masters of Sex (2013–2014), Eyewitness (2016), Mare of Easttown (2021), Paradise and Hacks, the latter three of which earned her nominations for Primetime Emmy Awards, winning two for Mare of Easttown and Hacks.
Julianne Nicholson, in order
- 1997 Ally McBeal (TV series): acted · critics 61%, audiences 78% · streaming on Hulu
- 1998 One True Thing: acted · directed by Carl Franklin · critics 85%, audiences 71%
- 1999 Curtain Call: acted · directed by Peter Yates
- 1999 The Love Letter: acted · directed by Peter Chan
- 2000 Passion of Mind: acted · directed by Alain Berliner
- 2000 Snatch: acted · directed by Guy Ritchie · critics 73%, audiences 93%
- 2000 The Others (TV series): acted
- 2000 Tully: acted · directed by Hilary Birmingham
- 2001 Law & Order: Criminal Intent (TV series): acted · audiences 82% · streaming on Peacock
- 2002 I'm with Lucy: acted · directed by Jon Sherman
- 2002 Presidio Med (TV series): acted · directed by Christopher Chulack and Nelson McCormick
- 2002 Speakeasy: acted · directed by Brendan Murphy
- 2004 Kinsey: acted · directed by Bill Condon · critics 90%, audiences 75% · streaming on Hoopla
- 2004 Little Black Book: acted · directed by Nick Hurran
- 2004 Seeing Other People: acted · directed by Wallace Wolodarsky
- 2006 Conviction (TV series): acted
- 2006 Flannel Pajamas: acted · directed by Jeff Lipsky
- 2006 Puccini for Beginners: acted · directed by Maria Maggenti
- 2006 The Water Is Wide (TV movie): acted · directed by John Kent Harrison
- 2009 Brief Interviews with Hideous Men: acted · directed by John Krasinski
- 2009 Staten Island: acted · directed by James DeMonaco · critics 25%, audiences 28% · streaming on Prime Video, Plex, Prime Video (free)
- 2009 The Good Wife (TV series): acted · critics 93%, audiences 91% · streaming on Paramount+, Roku Channel
- 2010 Boardwalk Empire (TV series): acted · directed by Martin Scorsese and Tim Van Patten · critics 92%, audiences 95% · streaming on HBO Max
- 2010 Shadows and Lies: acted · directed by Jay Anania
- 2012 Keep the Lights On: acted · directed by Ira Sachs
- 2013 August: Osage County: acted · directed by John Wells · critics 67%, audiences 65% · streaming on Prime Video, Philo, Roku Channel
- 2014 Masters of Sex (TV series): acted
- 2014 The Red Road (TV series): acted · critics 67%, audiences 85% · streaming on Philo, AMC+, Hoopla
- 2015 Black Mass: acted · directed by Scott Cooper
- 2015 Ten Thousand Saints: acted · directed by Robert Pulcini and Shari Springer Berman
- 2016 Eyewitness (TV series): acted · directed by Catherine Hardwicke
- 2016 From Nowhere: acted · directed by Matthew Newton
- 2016 Sophie and the Rising Sun: acted · directed by Maggie Greenwald
- 2017 I, Tonya: acted · directed by Craig Gillespie
- 2017 Novitiate: acted · directed by Maggie Betts
- 2017 Weightless: acted
- 2017 Who We Are Now: acted · directed by Matthew Newton
- 2019 Monos: acted · directed by Alejandro Landes
- 2019 Togo: acted · directed by Ericson Core
- 2020 The Outsider (TV series): acted · directed by Jason Bateman
- 2021 Mare of Easttown (TV series): acted · directed by Craig Zobel
- 2022 Blonde: acted · directed by Andrew Dominik
- 2022 Weird: The Al Yankovic Story: acted · directed by Eric Appel
- 2022 Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty (TV series): acted · directed by Adam McKay · critics 83%, audiences 51% · streaming on HBO Max
- 2023 Dream Scenario: acted · directed by Kristoffer Borgli · critics 91%, audiences 69% · streaming on Roku Channel, Kanopy, Fandango at Home (free)
- 2023 Janet Planet: acted · directed by Annie Baker
- 2025 Paradise (TV series): acted · directed by Gandja Monteiro and Glenn Ficarra
- 2025 The Amateur: acted · directed by James Hawes
- The Riders: acted · directed by Edward Berger · streaming on Prime Video, Prime Video (free), Fawesome