Eva Amurri

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Characters played by Eva Amurri

Cassandra — Saved! (2004)

A rebellious Jewish student who is the only peer to discover Mary's pregnancy. She befriends Mary and Roland, forming a small support network outside the school's religious clique. She is expelled for her involvement in the school's graffiti incident but later comforts a remorseful Hilary.

Maureen — The Life Before Her Eyes (2008)

Maureen is Diana's conservative teenage friend, watching Diana's reckless behavior with concern. When Michael Patrick confronts them in the school washroom, Maureen initially offers herself to be killed, but Diana accepts the sacrifice instead, allowing Maureen to survive and continue her life.

Grace — Middle of Nowhere (2008)

Grace is the young woman at the center of the story, whose student credit-line request is denied because of substantial unpaid credit-card debt tied to her mother’s hardship after her father’s death. She partners with Dorian in a risky delivery operation, struggles with family and financial pressure, and argues with him about her reluctance to enter a building and her feelings about Ben.

Ginger Kingsley — The Banger Sisters (2002)

Vinnie's younger daughter who questions Suzette about her mother's past mistakes. She is involved in a minor car accident that brings the family together, highlighting the tension between their current polished image and hidden realities.

Mary — The Education of Charlie Banks (2007)

College student who serves as Charlie's romantic interest, becoming a focal point of tension when Mick begins pursuing her.

Career Overview

Eva Amurri has 25 screen credits in a career dating back to 1992. Signature works include Middle of Nowhere, The Life Before Her Eyes, Stag. 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
25
Birth Date
1985-03-15
Birth Place
New York City, New York, USA

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