Allison Williams

American actress and singer in 'Girls'

Allison Williams - Performers & Entertainers born April 13th, 1988
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An actress and singer gained recognition for a prominent role in the HBO series 'Girls', created by Lena Dunham. Portraying Marnie Michaels, displayed a range of emotional depth throughout the show's six-season run. In addition to acting, engaged in musical projects, showcasing vocal talent alongside performances in theater productions. Starred in the lead role in the horror film 'Get Out', which received critical acclaim and commercial success. Also appeared in various television series and films, further establishing a career in the entertainment industry.

Portrayed Marnie Michaels in 'Girls'

Starred in the film 'Get Out'

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