Kerry Bishé

Kerry Bishé is a theatre, film and television actor. She can be seen in “Argo,” directed by Ben Affleck. She also appears in movies written and directed by Ed Burns including “The Fitzgerald Family Christmas,” “Newlyweds” and “Nice Guy Johnny.” Bishé also starred in Kevin Smith's critically acclaimed film “Red State.” She can next be seen in director Eugenio Mira's “Grand Piano” alongside Elijah Wood and John Cusack. Bishé's New York theatre projects include her Broadway debut as Clara in the Roundabout Theatre’s production of “Pygmalion” and the title role in the one-woman play “My Name Is Rachel Corrie” directed by Alan Rickman. Bishé’s film and television credits include Lucy in the ABC series “Scrubs,” “Max Rose” with Jerry Lewis, “Blue Highway” and “Turkey Bowl” both from director Kyle Smith, “Meskada, Iceland” directed by Will Gluck, “Sex and the City: The Movie,” “Life on Mars,” “Night Life” and “Virtuality.” Bishé is a graduate of Northwestern University.