Ally Sheedy

Alexandra Elizabeth Sheedy, born on June 13, 1962, in the United States is an actress. In 1983, after her first film Bad Boys starring as a Brat Pack member in WarGames '83 and The Breakfast Club '85 she was a well-known part of this group. Sheedy's performance in Lisa Cholodenko's High Art (2000) won her the Independent Spirit Award, Best Female Actress. Ally Sheedy was born in America and she is both an actress as well as an writer. Her film career began at the beginning of the 1980s when she appeared in the film based on a crime drama Bad Boys, for which she was rewarded with a great deal of reviews. Rick Rosenthal's film also starred Sean Penn, Esai Morales Clancy Brown & Alan Ruck. Following her success in her first film she was later seen in the 1985 comedy drama The Breakfast Club. John Hughes' film, directed by him, is one of the most acclaimed high-school movies in history. While the budget for the film was just $1 million, it made more than $50 million in profits. She also began appearing in a variety of TV shows, including CBS Schoolbreak. This was her first TV appearance. In April of 1980, it became an adolescent program. Chicago Story Big City Samuels and the Kid, Hill Street Blues and Chicago Story are a few of the other series in where she's been featured. The show Little Sister she makes a appearance as a guest. She is also in X-Men Apocalypse a superhero film where her character is an appearance in a small part. Sheedy won numerous awards in 2005 for her performances. She also received the with the MTV Movie Award, Silver Bucket of Excellence Award.