Alia Shawkat
Actress known for 'Arrested Development'
Born
April 18th, 1989
36 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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Born in 1989, this American actress gained recognition for her role as Maeby Funke in the television series 'Arrested Development.' The show aired from 2003 to 2019 and garnered critical acclaim for its innovative storytelling and ensemble cast. In addition to her work on 'Arrested Development,' the actress appeared in 'Search Party,' where she portrayed Dory Sief. She has also acted in films such as 'Whip It' and 'The Final Girl.' Alongside acting, efforts in producing and directing are part of her career, showcasing versatility in the entertainment industry.
Played Maeby Funke in 'Arrested Development'
Portrayed Dory Sief in 'Search Party'
Acted in 'Whip It' and 'The Final Girl'
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