Alexie Gilmore has amassed over 50 acting credits in both film and television from 2000 to 2016. Her television work includes recurring and guest appearances in various series. Notably, she portrayed Dr. Sara Dillane in the 2008 Fox series New Amsterdam, appearing in eight episodes. Gilmore also had multi-episode roles in other series, including playing Sheila in Lopez (2016), Devon Atwood in CSI: Cyber (2015), and Serena Milloy in Legends (2014).

She began consistently appearing on television in 2005, starting with a guest role as Dawn in the FX series Rescue Me. That same year, she starred in two independent short films: The Anger Eater, directed by Kelsey Kleiman, and Nicky's Game, a short drama by John-Luke Montias.

Personal Life and Interests

Alexie Gilmore maintains a private personal life and has not publicly disclosed information about her relationships or marital status. She is presumed to be unmarried.

Gilmore has expressed admiration for fellow actresses Cate Blanchett, Elizabeth Banks, Rachel Weisz, Isla Fisher, and Amy Adams. Among her favorite television shows are American Idol, Grey’s Anatomy, Six Feet Under, and Rome. She has described herself as someone who prefers to follow her heart over her head.

Alexie Gilmore is approximately 1.78 meters tall, with brown eyes and black curly hair. Known for her approachable personality, she is regarded as friendly and easygoing both on and off screen.

Legacy and Continuing Work

With a career spanning over a decade, Alexie Gilmore has built a solid reputation in independent film and television. Her most recognized roles in World's Greatest Dad and Willow Creek demonstrate her range as an actress. As she continues to pursue acting and production, Gilmore remains a talent to watch in both mainstream and independent entertainment circles.