Arabella Holzbog

Arabella Holzbog
Arabella Holzbog
Born	Arabella Laura Holzbog; 1 October 1966; Stroud, Gloucestershire, England
Nationality	British and American
Occupation	Actress, visual artist
Years active	1988–present
Spouse(s)	Daniel Ezralow (m. 1999)
Children	2

Arabella Laura Holzbog (born 1 October 1966) is an Anglo-American actress and visual artist, occasionally credited as Arabella Tjye.

Born in Stroud, Gloucestershire, England,[1] Holzbog is the daughter of Thomas Jerald Holzbog, an American architect, by his marriage to the Anglo-Norwegian artist, Wendy-Ann Wilson,[2] whose parents were the painter Frank Avray Wilson and his wife Ivy Higford Eckbo.[3] They were married in Surrey in 1958,[4] and had an older daughter, Jessica, born in Kensington in 1963.[5]

Holzbog graduated from Pomona College, California, with a first degree in Art, then studied performance art and theatre at Riverside Studios in London. She went on to work as an actress in films, television, and on stage.

In 1995 Holzbog began to work with Daniel Ezralow, particularly on dance theatre projects, and they were married in 1999 and have two children.

Screen acting career

The Last Samurai (1988), as Caro[6]
Stone Cold (1991), as Nancy[7]
Tales from the Crypt: Easel Kill Ya (1991), as Dead Body
Soulmates (1992), as Sara Foster
Riders (1993), as Helen Macaulay, later Campbell-Black
Red Shoe Diaries: Tears (1995), as Anna
Carnosaur 2 (1995), as Sarah Rawlins[8]
Women: Stories of Passion: As Always, Madelaine (1996), as Young Madelaine
Cupid (1997), as Linda
Silk Stalkings: A Question of Faith (1997), as Janet Pearson
LA Firefighters: The Big One (1997), as Rebecca Hardy
Conan: The Labyrinth (1998), as Salea
Catalina Trust (1999), as Siobhan O'Riordan
Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction (TV Series): The Sleepwalker (2000)
Alias: Reckoning (2001), as Laura Bristow[9]
- A Broken Heart (2001), as Laura Bristow[9]
Ocean Park (2002), as Ellen Thorne
Bad News Bears (2005), as Shari Bullock[10]
Across the Universe (2007), as Prankster

Notes

"HOLZBOG, ARABELLA LAURA", in Register of Births for Stroud Registration district, vol. 7B (1966), p. 898
Paid Notice: Deaths HOLZBOG, THOMAS JERALD, in The New York Times dated September 28, 2008, accessed 21 January 2018
Contemporary Authors (1975), p. 679
"HOLZBOG, Thomas J, and WILSON, Wendy A." in Register of Marriages for Surrey North, vol. 5g (1958), p. 874
"HOLZBOG, JESSICA J", in Births, Kensington, vol. 5C (1963), p. 1816
Jacob Levich, The Motion Picture Guide 1996 (1996), p. 186
John Willis, ed., Screen World 1992 (Applause Theatre & Cinema Book Publishers, 1993), p. 49
Mark F. Berry, The Dinosaur Filmography (2005), p. 340
Nikki Stafford, Robyn Burnett, Uncovering Alias: An Unofficial Guide (2004), p. 193
Rob Stone, The Cinema of Richard Linklater: Walk, Don't Run (2013), p. 199

External links

Arabella Holzbog on IMDb

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[1] "HOLZBOG, ARABELLA LAURA", in Register of Births for Stroud Registration district, vol. 7B (1966), p. 898

[2] Paid Notice: Deaths HOLZBOG, THOMAS JERALD, in The New York Times dated September 28, 2008, accessed 21 January 2018

[3] Contemporary Authors (1975), p. 679

[4] "HOLZBOG, Thomas J, and WILSON, Wendy A." in Register of Marriages for Surrey North, vol. 5g (1958), p. 874

[5] "HOLZBOG, JESSICA J", in Births, Kensington, vol. 5C (1963), p. 1816

[6] Jacob Levich, The Motion Picture Guide 1996 (1996), p. 186

[7] John Willis, ed., Screen World 1992 (Applause Theatre & Cinema Book Publishers, 1993), p. 49

[8] Mark F. Berry, The Dinosaur Filmography (2005), p. 340

[uncovering-9] Nikki Stafford, Robyn Burnett, Uncovering Alias: An Unofficial Guide (2004), p. 193

[10] Rob Stone, The Cinema of Richard Linklater: Walk, Don't Run (2013), p. 199