Bijou Phillips

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Characters played by Bijou Phillips

Whitney — Hostel: Part II (2007)

Art student captured and tortured in Part II.

Ali Willis — Bully (2001)

Ali Willis is a South Florida high school dropout who becomes involved with Bobby and later dates Donny. Bobby rapes her while forcing her to watch pornography, helping motivate the murder plot. Ali lures Bobby to the canal, flees after the attack, anonymously alerts the media, turns herself in, and receives a forty-year sentence.

Emily — Havoc (2005)

Allison's best friend who eagerly participates in a dangerous gang initiation ritual.

Alice — The Door in the Floor (2004)

Alice is Ruth Cole's nanny and usually supervises the young girl in the Cole household. Her role places her within the family's domestic routine while Ted and Marion struggle with separation, grief, and marital collapse. The plot summary provides no further actions or personal history for Alice beyond caring for Ruth.

Tammy — Venom (2005)

A member of the high school friend group who attempts to shoplift and fix a car at Ray's business, where she is brutally killed via sandblasting.

Carys — Wake (2009)

Protagonist struggling with emotional numbness. She attends a funeral, takes the deceased Anna's engagement ring, and lies to Anna's fiancé Tyler. She navigates a complicated relationship with him while uncovering secrets about Anna's death, eventually confessing her deception and reconciling with her estranged mother.

Jasper — The Bridge to Nowhere (2009)

One of the two women who initially join Brian, Kevin, and their friends in the expanding business. Jasper becomes the woman Kevin loves, and she survives Brian's attempt to kill her and Kevin. After recovering in a hospital, she leaves the country and later reunites with Kevin away from the United States.

Crystal — Dark Streets (2008)

Crystal is the alluring star singer at Chaz's nightclub, where she performs as part of its blues-filled nightlife. She is one side of a painful love triangle involving Chaz and Madelaine, a mysterious chanteuse newly arrived at the club. The summary identifies her as close to Chaz but gives no further details about her actions or fate.

Christina Layne — The Art of Travel (2008)

Christina Layne is present within the Layne family setting during the wedding-day preparations. The summary specifically notes that she is still getting ready while Conner prepares to leave, but it provides no further dialogue, action, or confirmed interaction between Christina and Conner.

Backpacker — Octane (2003)

A mysterious young woman who picks up a ride with Nat at a truck stop. She is a member of a dangerous cult group, initially plays a strange CD, and later attacks Senga in her car. She pursues Senga during the climax at an abandoned facility.

Lorna Doom — What We Do Is Secret (2007)

Originally Terri Ryan, she joins as the Germs' bassist in the early lineup. She maintains her position through various personnel changes and returns to play in the band's December 1980 farewell show at the Starwood.

Aubrey — Spin (2007)

Aubrey becomes involved in the confusion at the club while Cassie and Ryan are struggling under the substance’s effects. Her involvement contributes to the sequence of humiliating encounters surrounding their attempts to obtain drinks and money. The available plot summary does not establish her background or a specific relationship with the central characters.

Career Overview

Bijou Phillips has 34 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Hostel with 1 titles. Signature works include Hostel: Part II, Havoc, Tart. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
34
Birth Date
1980-04-01
Birth Place
Greenwich, Connecticut, USA

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Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q45362), public domain (CC0).