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Ali Marsh

Ali Marsh

Born: 1970-01-30 • New York City, New York, USA

Ali Marsh (born Allison A. Marsh, January 30, 1970, in New York City, New York) is an American actress and writer who graduated from Brown University. She has been active since 1996, making her screen debut in The Mirror Has Two Faces (with Barry Levinson and Miranda Richardson), and has accumulated over 40 film and television credits. She is married to actor Fred Weller (since September 6, 2003) and they have one child. Her most notable film credits include Karen Abbott in Seinfeld (1997), Mom #1 in Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005, with Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie), Donna in Rabbit Hole (2010, with Nicole Kidman), George Reardon in The Ten (2007), Real Estate Broker in How to Be Single (2016, with Dakota Johnson and Rebel Wilson), and Sharon Romney in The Independent (2022). On television she is best known as Dr. Shelley Finkel in In Plain Sight (2008–2012, 10 episodes, USA), Blair Salz in Gypsy (2017, 5 episodes, FX, with Naomi Watts), and Allison Burnam in Bull (2016, CBS), with additional credits in Girls (2012, HBO), The Affair (2014, Showtime), Nurse Jackie (2009), Childrens Hospital (2012), Blue Bloods (2010), Billy & Billie (2015–2016, with Adam Brody), and multiple Law & Order series.

Filmography
The Independent poster
The Independent
2022 • Sharon Romney
How to Be Single poster
How to Be Single
2016 • Real Estate Broker
Rabbit Hole poster
Rabbit Hole
2010 • Donna
The Ten poster
The Ten
2007 • George Reardon
Mr. & Mrs. Smith poster
Mr. & Mrs. Smith
2005 • Mom #1
B Movie poster
B Movie
2004 • Jenny Friend
Stella Shorts 1998-2002 poster
Stella Shorts 1998-2002
2002 • Maid
Hysterical Blindness poster
Hysterical Blindness
2002 • Trina
Julie Johnson poster
Julie Johnson
2001 • Yolanda
Rear Window poster
Rear Window
1998 • Alison Rothman
Safe Men poster
Safe Men
1998 • Sherry
The Deli poster
The Deli
1997 • Donna
Picture Perfect poster
Picture Perfect
1997 • Snack Lady
Private Parts poster
Private Parts
1997 • Blind Coed
The Mirror Has Two Faces poster
The Mirror Has Two Faces
1996 • First Girl Student