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Kerry O'Malley

Actress Film Television

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TV

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Diplomatic Fair-Minded Social Charming Cooperative Gracious

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1977-10-05
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Kerry O’Malley has always had a natural ease whether she’s performing live on stage or in front of a camera, and it’s no surprise that her dynamic presence matches her striking red hair and vivid green eyes. Kerry O’Malley brings a kind of spirited energy to every role she takes on, making her a memorable figure in both theater and television. After honing her craft at the American Repertoire Institute at Harvard University, Kerry O’Malley expanded her training at the prestigious Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin, Ireland—experience that would lay the foundation for a versatile career.

Her journey began in 1993 when Kerry O’Malley joined the ensemble of the Broadway musical “Cyrano,” marking her entry into the world of professional theater. From there, she transitioned off-Broadway with a role in “Bright Lights, Big City.” While building her stage resume, Kerry O’Malley also explored opportunities in television, following in the footsteps of her older brother Mike. In 1997, she made guest appearances on popular shows like “NYPD Blues” and “Brooklyn South,” slowly carving out her own space in the industry.

The following year brought a major milestone: Kerry O’Malley made her feature film debut in the acclaimed movie “Rounders.” Soon after, she returned to Broadway, joining the celebrated revival of “Annie Get Your Gun.” A devoted fan of the Boston Red Sox, Kerry O’Malley managed to balance her personal passions with a demanding career, continuing to take on guest roles in high-profile series such as “Law & Order” and “Without a Trace.” She even shared the screen with her brother on his short-lived but fondly remembered show, “The Mike O’Malley Show.”

In 2002, Kerry O’Malley earned widespread recognition for her performance in Stephen Sondheim’s “Into the Woods,” a role that earned her a Drama Desk Award nomination for Outstanding Featured Actress—a well-deserved honor that highlighted her growing reputation. Remaining active in theater, Kerry O’Malley took on notable roles both on and off Broadway, including performances in “Finian’s Rainbow” and a poignant portrayal of Anne Morrow Lindbergh in “Flight.”

Back on television, Kerry O’Malley secured a recurring role in the critically praised series “Brotherhood,” further proving her range and depth as an actress. At the same time, she continued to appear across a variety of hit shows, including “Cold Case” and “The Mentalist,” showcasing her ability to adapt to different genres and characters. Throughout it all, Kerry O’Malley has remained a consistent and compelling presence in American entertainment.

Trivia

So, when it comes to Kerry O’Malley’s filmography, things get pretty interesting. If you’re looking at the numbers, Kerry O’Malley’s highest rated work so far is definitely The Killer from 2023—it really stands out in terms of critical and audience reception. On the flip side, though, not every project hits the same high note. In fact, Kerry O’Malley’s lowest rated release came just a year later with Mea Culpa in 2024, which didn’t quite resonate the same way. Still, it’s worth noting that even with the ups and downs, Kerry O’Malley continues to be part of diverse and compelling projects. Whether it’s a gripping thriller or a more polarizing drama, Kerry O’Malley remains a notable presence in the industry.

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