Aubrey Plaza Biography

April 2024 · 2 minute read

MARITAL STATUS
Professions Actress , Producer , Executive Producer more
Birth name Aubrey Christina Plaza
American nationality
Birth June 26, 1984 (Wilmington – Delaware, United States)

BIOGRAPHY
Aubrey Plaza made her first appearances on television by participating in an episode of 30 Rock in 2006. But it was with the role of April Ludagte three years later in Parks and Recreation that the young actress made a name for herself. For seven years, a large part of her schedule was devoted to this comedy series in which she starred alongside Amy Poehler . Her performance as a sarcastic intern in the Pawnee Parks and Recreation Department made her one of the show ‘s most popular characters .

At the same time, Aubrey Plaza gained notoriety in the cinema by notably starring under the direction of the new master of American comedy, Judd Apatow , in Funny People in 2008, then during an appearance in Scott Pilgrim . The young woman confirms her penchant for the comic genre with The To Do List in 2013, while distinguishing herself in other registers, such as with the melancholic Damsels in Distress , directed by independent filmmaker Whit Stillman , as well as the thriller Charlie Countryman , or the animated film with Monsters Academy .

When “ Parks and Recreation ” came to an end in 2015, the actress turned mainly to the big screen by performing comedies such as Dirty Grandpa and Out of Control , in which Zac Efron was the star. She also plays a young woman who returns from the dead in the fantasy film Life After Beth , presented at the Sundance Film Festival. Aubrey Plaza then returned to the small screen, joining the cast of the Marvel adaptation, Legion , lending his features to Lenny Busker. This role, initially written for a middle-aged man, was ultimately redefined by showrunner Noah Hawley after meeting the actress. However, she insisted that her dialogues remain unchanged, which involves, for example, some misogynistic remarks. Thus, she plays the only friend of the protagonist David Haller ( Dan Stevens ), son of Professor Xavier, diagnosed as schizophrenic, although the voices he hears and the visions he faces could turn out to be true.

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