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Today, actor Rose Burn.

Burn was raised in a working-class neighborhood in Sydney, Australia, where she began working as an actor at an early age. She was 13 on the set of her first film, Dallas Dahl, starring opposite Sandra Bernhardt.

We'll get back to that later.

But the work and success didn't come all at once. For the better part of

the early aughts, Byrne was on the edge of the frame, turning in steady supporting work in films

like Marie Antoinette, Troy, and Worker Park. It wasn't until she played a lawyer on damages,

which earned her two Emmy nominations, that people really began to take notice. One of those people

being the director Nicholas Stoller, who cast Bern in her first tried and true comedic role as a

flamboyant pop star named Jackie Q. In the film, Get Em to the Greek. From there, Bern became

the celebrated comedic actress you've probably grown familiar with.

Bridesmaids, neighbors, spy, TV shows like Mrs. America, physical, and platonic,

none of which, by the way, will prepare you for what she does in this latest film,

If I Had Legs, I'd Kick You.

In it, Rose plays a Long Island therapist and mother navigating a whole host of issues.

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