Canadian actress Molly Parker got her start with a spate of work in Vancouver-lensed TV-movies before earning a reputation for uncompromising and skilled portrayals in edgy independents. A diminutive, fresh-faced brunette with the physical versatility and talent to convincingly portray a myriad of character types, from detestably calculating opportunists to sympathetic lost souls, Parker became an in-demand performer and quickly racked up an impressive list of credits. After an appearance in the sexual abuse-themed 1996 short "Good Things too,” the actress made her feature starring debut
