Alexa Davalos
Davalos also starred opposite Vin Diesel in The Chronicles of Riddick co-starring Thandie Newton, Judi Dench and Colm Feore. She was seen in Larry Gelbart's And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself, directed by Bruce Beresford for HBO Films, opposite Antonio Banderas. Prior to that, Davalos starred in The Ghost of F. Scott Fitzgerald, an official selection to the 2002 Toronto Film Festival, and in Disturbing the Peace, the directorial debut of noted writer Mark Bomback, for the 2002 Sundance Institute's Director's Lab.
Born in Paris, France, Davalos recently relocated to Los Angeles from New York. She made her first screen appearance in John Frankenheimer's Riviera when she was 3. Her love of performing took root when her family relocated to New York City and Davalos became involved with ballet. Following her mother (Elyssa Davalos, a notable television and theater actress) and grandfather (Richard Davalos, legendary for his performance as James Dean's brother in East of Eden) from set to set allowed Davalos a unique insight into the world of acting.
Throughout Davalos' childhood, her mother continued training with Stella Adler. Davalos sat in on some of those classes and remembers the experience as having a profound impact on her desire to act. In her early teen years, she spent most of her time on location or in the theater with her mother, doing anything to be involved. It was also around this time that she made her first commercial with Patty Hansen. She has worked as a model with such prominent photographers as Peter Lindbergh and her father, Jeff Dunas, and has been studying acting in New York at The New School and working at the renowned Flea Theater.
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Alexa Davalos Facts
| Occupation | Actress, Model |
| Birthday | May 28, 1982 (26) |
| Sign | Gemini |
| Birthplace | France |
| Height | 5' 8" (1m73) |
Selected Filmography
| The Mist | ||
| Feast of Love | ||
| The Chronicles of Riddick | ||
| And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself | ||
| Surrender, Dorothy | ||
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