On August 16, 1985 Agnes Bruckner was born in Hollywood California. She lived a low key life around Burbank California, until she hit the tender young age of 11. In 1997 She had a role on the hit daytime soap The Bold & The Beautiful on December 31, 1997, her first episode aired. A few months later she signed a 3 year contract for the role or Bridget Forrester. A year later, still very young she appeared as the lead in the HBO movie The Shruken City. After her contract with The Bold and the Beautiful ended in 2000, she appeared in some minor roles in the television shows Touched by an Angel and The Fugitive. Her other television work includes roles in the pilots Minor Threat for Warner Bros, Hell House for MTV and National Lampoon for Fox. She soon turned her focus to the big screen. Around 2001, she had a small role in The Glass House alongside Lee Lee Sobieski. Before Agnes landed her breakout role as depressed and vulnerable Meg in the drama Blue Car written and directed by Karen Moicreff, she co-starred in the Columbine-inspired teen drama Home Room and the thriller Murder By Numbers where she played the love interests of Michael Pitt and Ryan Gosling, she also had roles on the show Alias - Agnes was named "Star of Tomorrow" by the Motion Picture Club that year. When Agnes potrayed Meg, in Blue Car in 2002, she recieved received a nomination for an Independent Spirit Award for best female lead, numourous critical and audience praise for her work, as well as appearing in numerous magazines (Teen People, Teen Vogue & Seventeen) as "the one to watch". In 2003 Bruckner appeared as Eve O'Lette in the harrowing drama about a man, his daughter and his sleazy boss. In Rick. She co-starred alongside Aaron Stanford, Bill Pullman and Sandra Oh. Later that year she hit the small screen yet again appearing on 5 episodes of the hit fox television show 24. One year later, Agnes was seen in Stateside The true story of rebellious but privileged Mark who delves into dangerous antics resulting in a nearly fatal drunk driving accident, and Dori Lawrence, a wild actress and singer slowly loses touch with reality as she suffers from schizophrenia, who soon fall in love. The film premiered at the Tribecca Film Festival. She also filmed The Iris Effect which was filmed in her mother's native country of Russia and Haven which was filmed in the bahamas. In 2005 the bilinguel actress (she speaks English, Russian and Hungarian) had a lead role in the less than memorable horror flick Venom and also filmed work in Lucky McKee's - director of the cult classic May follow up film The Woods. The film stayed on shelves for nearly two years until it was finally released on dvd in October of 2006. 2006 proved to be Agnes' busiest year to date, she had 5 movies that had premieres or dvd releases and she filmed 2 more. She also guest starred on the NBC television drama Law & Order: Criminal Intent as an aspiring singer who kills her record producer. The Peaceful Warrior premiered to select cinemas in June 2006 and the film was so well recieved that it ended up getting a re-release for Next March (2007). She has a small role alongside other cast members Nick Nolte and Amy Smart. Agnes also co-starred alongside Kelli Garner and John Corbet in the coming of age drama Dreamland in 2006, the film premiered at Sundance and was hailed by critics everywhere. Everyone called Agnes' performance 'nothing short of brilliant'. The film had several premieres including The opening of the 11th Annual Gen Art Film Festival. Agnes was accompanied by her sister Jane at the Los Angeles premiere. In late 2006, several of Agnes' projects we thought would never see the light of day were released on dvd - The Iris Effect in July, which had been postponed since 2003. The Woods in October which was shelved since 2004 and Haven and Dreamland in December. At the beginning of 2007, the press circuit for Blood & Chocolate was booming. The film was based upon the beloved novel by Annette Kurtis Clause, and Agnes played Vivian the female lead. The film was released on January 26 to a less than successful box office. Although most of the reviews were bad, several still had nice things to say about her, most horror websites have become quite interested in following Agnes' career in the horror genre...she has done four major genre pieces to date. Agnes recently wrapped filming on yet another horror piece - this time a pychological thriller directed by Project Greenlight's Chris Moore. Agnes will play Jennifer, a young women who goes with a group of close friends to a remote vacation home celebrate their college graduation. While there, they are put to a horrifying test by a mysterious killer who forces them into a game where they have to kill each other or themeselves in order to survive. The film is due out in August. Last Updated February 18, 2006 © Mycah, for Agnes Fan - Do not redistribute without my consent.