Alice Eve - Overview

Date of Birth: N/A

Place of Birth: London, England, GB

Nationality: United Kingdom

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Easy on the eyes, intelligent, and poised for household-name status, British born beauty Alice Eve waited until well into her twenties to seriously pursue a career in front of the camera. Eve appeared in little-seen independent gems like "Stage Beauty" (2004), "Starter for 10" (2006) and "Big Nothing" (2006), in addition to a handful of British television work. Eve was also featured in several British and American theatrical productions, most notably a role in Tom Stoppard's play, "Rock n' Roll," directed by Trevor Nunn. Eve made qualified strides and gained a following with her turn in the Harrison Ford drama "Crossing Over" (2009) before stepping into her biggest role then to date as the lead object of desire in "She's Out of My League" (2010), ensuring her fair share of ink as Hollywood's next "It" girl.

Alice Sophia Eve was born Feb. 6, 1982 in London, England to award-winning stage and screen actor Trevor Eve, and his wife, U.K. television fixture, Sharon Maughan. At age two, Eve began the recurrent commute between London and Los Angeles, as she and ... Read More

Filmography (9)

The Raven (2012)

ATM (2012)

The Decoy Bride (2012)

Sex and the City 2 (2010)

She's Out of My League (2010)

Crossing Over (2009)

Photos (2)

Milestones (12)

2010
Played a stunning event planner who falls for an average Joe (Jay Baruchel) in "She's Out of My League"

2010
Cast as Charlotte's 20-year-old nanny in the sequel "Sex and the City 2"

2009
Appeared with Harrison Ford and Ray Liotta in "Crossing Over"

2009
Played Roxanne to Joseph Fiennes Cyrano in the Chichester Festival's production of "Cyrano de Bergerac"

2006
Cast as a young Esme in Tom Stoppard's "Rock n' Roll" at the Royal Court Theater; reprised role in the 2007 Broadway transfer

2006
Played James McAvoy's love interest in the British romantic-comedy "Starter for 10"

2006
Cast as one of the three leads (with David Schwimmer and Simon Pegg) in the crime caper comedy "Big Nothing"

Photos From Last Movie (6)