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Brittany Eldridge
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Her great-grandparents came over from Sweden to Minnesota; grew up with Scandinavian culture; can speak Swedish
Has 3 sisters, two of them older and one younger
Started school and finished school a year early
Used to figure skate competitively.
Is afraid of flying and thunderstorms.
She learned to knit on breaks from rehearsals during her first play
Raised in the Chicago suburbs.
Admires the work of character actors like Cynthia Nixon, Annette Bening, Meryl Streep and Cate Blanchett.
Has a B.A. degree in Psychology, graduated with honors.
Her first professional job was a powerful role in an Anti-Drug commercial that debuted during the Superbowl.
Did some stunt work in "Something's Wrong in Kansas" (2005)
Has played characters with mental health conditions in "Patients" (2004) and "Something's Wrong in Kansas" (2005)
Was in a PSA for the Anti-Drug campaign (2004) and that same year appeared in a documentary film raising awareness about teens and drug abuse.
Her family is of Swedish heritage. Coincidentally, she spent time filming in Lindsborg, Kansas which is an all Swedish community.
filming a role in Tenacious D in: the Pick of Destiny (June 2005)
shooting Somethings Wrong in Kansas (December 2004)
Relocated to New York City (2007)
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