Siobhan Murphy

Siobhan Murphy
Siobhan Murphy in Patient (short film) 2009
Born1984 (age 41–42)
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
OccupationActress
Years active2007 – present

Siobhan Murphy is a Canadian actress who has appeared in The Smart Woman Survival Guide in 2006, Men with Brooms in 2010, Max & Shred in 2014, Murdoch Mysteries in 2016 and Merry Happy Whatever in 2019.

Early life

From a young age she enjoyed participating at the Young People's Theatre in Toronto.[1] From a young age, Murphy took piano, ballet, voice lessons, but stopped age 16, to focus on acting.[1] Murphy received a BA Fine Arts (Acting) from York University, Toronto, in the Conservatory Acting program, learning classical and technical characteristics of acting performance.[1] She graduated with a degree in Fine Arts (Theatre-Acting) in 2005.[2]

Career

In 2006, six months after graduating from university, Murphy landed a lead role as Liz Duncan (the producer), in The Smart Woman Survival Guide,[2] making her debut screen appearance on television, in a series where for 36 episodes, Murphy honed her acting talent and confidence towards becoming a comedy actress.[1] In 2009, Murphy starred in the short film Patient for which she received a Best Actress award at the Los Angeles Movie Awards.[2]

Murphy appeared in several Hallmark movies,[1] and in 2014, had roles in Max and Shred.[1] In 2016, Murphy made her first appearance as Ruth Newsome in CBC Television's Murdoch Mysteries in season 10 episode 8.[1][3] In 2019, Murphy was a series regular in the Netflix dark comedy holiday series Merry Happy Whatever alongside Dennis Quaid, who played her father.

Filmography

Film

Year Title Role
2009 Patient (short) Chanel Hilton[2]
2014 Hellmouth Fay
15 Minutes (short) Jill Kincaid
2015 Let's Rap Hope Black
Spotlight Intern
No Stranger Than Love Helen
2017 Filth City Reporter Myriam Keen
2018 Ode to Rita (short) Kate
2019 An Assortment of Christmas Tales in No Particular Order Kate

Television film

Year Title Role
2012 Oh Christmas Tree [1] Maria
2014 Apple Mortgage Cake Sherrie
Surrogate's Terror Sara
2015 Merry Matrimony Julie
2016 A Perfect Christmas Annie
Nutcracker Christmas Jen
2019 The Sisterhood Jasmine
2021 Two for the Win Jenny Green

Television series

Year Title Role Notes / ref
2006–2007 The Smart Woman Survival Guide Liz / Elizabeth Recurring role
2007 Across the River to Motor City Marie Hart 4 episodes
2010 Men with Brooms April Recurring role
The Bridge Deke's Ex Wife 2 episodes: "God Bless the Child" & "Vexation of Spirit"
2011 Flashpoint Anna Logan Episode: "Priority of Life"
Against the Wall Dee Hoffman Episode: "Boys Are Back"
2012 Rookie Blue Becca Nicholson 4 episodes
2013 Saving Hope Robin Adams Episode: "Little Piggies"
Less Than Kind Susan Episode: "Something Blue"
The Ron James Show Linda Episode: "Science"
Cracked Clara Dwyer Episode: "The Thump Parade"
2014 Degrassi: The Next Generation Young Mom Episode: "Can't Stop This Thing We Started"
2014–2016 Max & Shred Diane Ackerman Main role
2015–2017 Filth City Myriam Keen 4 episodes
2016 Four in the Morning Girl Episode: "Four Christs"
Reign Countess Von Court Episode: "To the Death"
Orphan Black Leslie Episode: "The Stigmata of Progress"
Good Witch Beth 2 episodes: "Driven" & "Second Time Around"
2016– Murdoch Mysteries Ruth Newsome Recurring role
2017–2018 Upstairs Amy Veronica Mayhew
2018 The Bold Type Cleo Williams 4 episodes
Odd Squad Bonny / Bonnie 2 episodes
Schitt's Creek Bobbi Episode: "The Jazzaguy"
2019 Merry Happy Whatever Patsy Recurring role
Heartland Laura 3 episodes: "Long Road Back", "Stress Fractures" & "Diamond in the Rough"
2020 Modern Family Fiancée Episode: "Legacy"
2021 Danger Force Celia / Celia O'Brian 4 episodes
2023 Pretty Freekin Scary Grim Reaper Recurring role
2024 Cross Tania Hightower

Awards and nominations

Year Award Category Work Result Ref
2010 Los Angeles Movie Awards, US Best Actress Patient Won [4][2]
2018 First Glance Film Festival Best Ensemble Cast (Web Series) (shared) Filth City Nominated [4]

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h "Interview With Actress Siobhan Murphy". mydevotionalthoughts.net. 26 April 2017.
  2. ^ a b c d e "Siobhan Murphy". CBC. Retrieved 24 November 2021.
  3. ^ "Murdoch Mysteries: Talking Ruth Newsome with Siobhan Murphy". TV-EH. Retrieved 28 February 2019.
  4. ^ a b "Siobhan Murphy Awards". IMDb (Index source only). Retrieved 15 March 2023.