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Laura Liguori, originally from Scottsdale, Arizona, was recently cast in the recurring role of Elizabeth ShannonHouse on Showtime Network's "American Gigolo," starring Jon Bernthal and Gretchen Mol.
She currently stars in the title role of the award-winning film Hollywood Girl: The Peg Entwistle Story, available on Amazon Prime, and appears in the art house film "Hello, Say," directed by Guy Zimmerman and filmmaker Bradly Cooper. Her TV and film credits include Love, Lust, and A Room Key (Amazon), The Boogie Dilemma (Amazon), Suburgatory, Ugly Betty, Weeds, and Growing Up Fisher.
Her theatre and Off-Broadway work features starring in the NYC premiere of Murray Mednick's "Mayakovsky and Stalin." Additional theater credits include the world premiere of Tania Wisbar’s and Broadway producer Jonathan Sanger’s critically acclaimed World War II play, The Red Dress, where she portrayed a renowned German actress opposing the Nazi regime; playing "Marilyn Monroe" in Marilyn, Madness, and Me; and leading as "Laura" in all six of Mednick’s The Gary Plays, which were workshopped over two years before a full production by Open Fist Theatre Company. Other stage credits include "Between Pretty Places," which premiered in Los Angeles and New York at the HERE Arts Center in Soho.
Liguori received classical training at the Oxford School of Drama in Oxford, England, and Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles.