Brigid Brannagh

American actress

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Brigid Brannagh

Brigid Brannagh, 2011

Born|  (1972-08-03) August 3, 1972 (age 53)

San Francisco, California, U.S.

Other names|

* Brigid Brannah
* Brigid Brannaugh
* Brigid Walsh
* Brigid Conley Walsh

Occupation| Actress
Years active| 1988–present

Brigid Brannagh (born August 3, 1972[1]) is an American actress. She is best known for her role as Pamela Moran in the Lifetime series Army Wives. She also appeared in The WB series Angel and the Hulu series Runaways.

## Early life and education

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Born in San Francisco, California, Brannagh is of Irish ancestry. She is the fourth child of nine children. She began auditioning for roles around age 13.[2]

## Career

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She is a frequent guest star on various television programs, including a recurring role on CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, playing serial felon Tammy Felton in the first and second seasons. She starred in Kindred: The Embraced and Over There. She also had the recurring role of Virginia Bryce, Wesley Wyndam-Pryce's girlfriend, during the second season of Angel.

In 1999, Brannagh guest starred on a season 2 episode of the TV series Charmed ("That Old Black Magic") as an evil witch named Tuatha.

In 1991 and 1992 she was featured in the Fox sitcom True Colors about an interracial family.

In 2003 Brannagh played the part of "Ruby" in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode "First Flight".

In 2007, she landed a role in the Lifetime series Army Wives, in which she portrayed Pamela Moran for six seasons until Spring 2012.

She starred in Hallmark movie Crush on You, which aired in June 2011 and in an independent movie Not That Funny.[2]

Soon after leaving Army Wives, Brannagh joined the cast of the proposed ABC drama series Gilded Lilys as Elizabeth, the matriarch of the Lily family. The show began filming in March 2012 in Boston after being ordered in late January. Gilded Lilys was created and produced by Shonda Rhimes. However, ABC did not pick up the series.[3]

From 2017 to 2019 Brannagh portrayed Stacey Yorkes in the Hulu television series Runaways.

## Filmography

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### Film

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Year  | Film  | Role  | Notes

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1988  | The Wrong Guys | Louie's sister  | Credited as Brigid Walsh
1993  | Quest of the Delta Knights | Thena  | Credited as Brigid Conley Walsh
1998  | The Man in the Iron Mask | Molly Pichon  | Credited as Brigid Brannah, alternative title: The Mask of Dumas
1999  | The Fair | Maggie  |
2002  | Life Without Dick | Ivy Gallagher O'Reilly  |
2014  | The Nurse | Cara  |
2015  | I'm Not Ready for Christmas | Rose Geller  |
2016  | They're Watching | Becky Westlake  |
2016  | Vanished – Left Behind: Next Generation | Sarah  |
2016  | Te Ata | Bertie Thompson  |
2017  | You Get Me | Corinne  | Direct-to-streaming film

### Television

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Year  | Film  | Role  | Notes

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1989  | Jake and the Fatman | Cheryl Thompson  | Episode: "I'll Never Smile Again"
1990  | Doogie Howser, M.D. | Suzie Berlooty  | Episode: "Tough Guys Don't Teach"
1990–1992  | True Colors | Katie Davis  | Main role; credited as Brigid Conley Walsh
1993  | Rio Shannon |  | Television movie; credited as Brigid Conley Walsh
1993  | The Day My Parents Ran Away | Melanie Hope  | Television movie, credited as Brigid Conley Walsh
1994  | NYPD Blue | Sandy  | Episode: "Dead and Gone"
1994  | ER | Jamie Hendricks  | Episode: "9 1/2 Hours"
1995  | American Gothic | Poppy Bowen  | Episode: "Damned If You Don't", credited as Brigid Walsh
1996  | Kindred: The Embraced | Sasha  | Main role, 6 episodes; credited as Brigid Walsh
1996  | Touched by an Angel | Alison Miller  | Episode: "Something Blue"
1997  | Sliders | Erin  | Episode: "Murder Most Foul"
1997  | The Inheritance | Ida Glenshaw  | Television movie; alternative title: Louisa May Alcott's The Inheritance
1997  | Chicago Sons | Melinda  | 3 episodes
1997  | Roar | Shannon  | Episode: "Banshee"
1997–1998  | Brooklyn South | Emmeline "Emily" Flannagan  | 4 episodes
1998  | Veronica's Closet | Perry's Girlfriend  | Episode: "Veronica's $600,000 Pop"; credited as Brigid Conley Walsh
1998  | Ally McBeal | Paula  | Episode: "Once in a Lifetime"
1998  | Dharma & Greg | Donna  | 2 episodes
1998  | Hyperion Bay | Claire  | 2 episodes; credited as Brigid Conley Walsh
1999  | Legacy | Molly  | Recurring role, 5 episodes; credited as Brigid Conley Walsh
1999  | Charmed | Tuatha  | Episode: "That Old Black Magic"
2000  | Diagnosis: Murder | Jill Hoving  | Episode: "Teacher's Pet"
2000  | Early Edition | Rose/Lily Archer  | Episode: "Rose"
2000  | Bull | Sister Kate  | Episode: "Appearance of Impropriety"
2000  | The West Wing | Harriet  | Episode: "In This White House"
2000–2001  | Angel | Virginia Bryce | 4 episodes
2001  | Citizen Baines | Makeup Artist  | 3 episodes
2001  | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | Tammy Felton  | 2 episodes
2002  | Philly | Shelly Brower  | Episode: "Lies of Minelli"
2002  | Just Shoot Me! | Ruth  | Episode: "Educating Finch"
2002  | The Division | Jessica Billings  | Episode: "Full Moon"
2003  | Strong Medicine | Abby  | Episode: "Blocked Lines"
2003  | Star Trek: Enterprise | Ruby  | Episode: "First Flight"
2004  | 24 | Kathy McCartney  | Episode: "Day 3: 6:00 a.m.-7:00 a.m."
2004  | Without a Trace | Stephanie Boothe  | Episode: "Bait"
2005  | Cold Case | Tina Bream 1998  | Episode: "Revenge", credited as Brigid Conley Walsh
2005  | NCIS | Catherine Reynolds  | Episode: "Conspiracy Theory"
2005  | Over There | Vanessa Dumphy  | Main role, 11 episodes
2006  | Falling in Love with the Girl Next Door | Angela  | Television movie
2006  | Standoff | Karen  | Episode: "Man of Steele"
2007  | K-Ville | Wanda  | Episode: "AKA"
2007–2012  | Army Wives | Pamela Moran  | Main role (seasons 1–6), 85 episodes
2010  | Next Stop Murder | Molly  | Television movie
2011  | A Crush on You | Charley Anderson  | Television movie
2011  | Criminal Minds | Monica Kingston  | Episode: "Hope"
2012  | Leverage | Caroline Cowan  | Episode: "The Low Low Price Job"
2013  | Cult | Anabelle Creusen  | Episode: "Suffer the Children"
2013  | Longmire | Agent Brooks  | Episode: "Unquiet Mind"
2013  | Drop Dead Diva | Molly Hagen  | Episode: "Secret Lives"
2014  | Grimm | Sara Fisher  | Episode: "Dyin' on a Prayer"
2015  | River Raft Nightmare | Sharon Robertson  | Television movie; also known as Eyewitness
2015  | Supernatural | Rita Johnson  | Episode: "Plush"
2016  | Major Crimes | Sherry Hickman  | 3 episodes
2016  | Underground | Patty Cannon  | Episode: "The White Whale"
2016–2017  | Grey's Anatomy | Veronica  | 2 episodes
2016  | His Secret Past | Jennifer  | Television movie
2017  | The Twin | Ashley  | Television movie
2017–2019  | Runaways | Stacey Yorkes / Magistrate's Wife  | Main role[4]
2020  | The Good Doctor | Elise Valens  | Episode: "Mutations"
2022  | 9-1-1: Lone Star | Abe's Mother  | Episode: "Thin Ice"
2023  | NCIS | Senator Constane Miller  | Episode: "Butterfly Effect" & "Kompromat"
2025  | Chicago Med | Cynthia Parker  | Episode: "Together One Last Time"

## References

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1. ^ "Brigid Brannagh". Hollywood.com. Retrieved May 17, 2016.
2. ^ a b Thomas, Rachel. "An Interview with Brigid Brannagh (Pamela, 'Army Wives')". About.com. The New York Times Company. Archived from the original on January 1, 2013. Retrieved August 13, 2012.
3. ^ Lacey Rose (February 24, 2012). "Shonda Rhimes' 'Gilded Lilys' Fills Out Cast With 'Mad Men,' 'Homeland' Actors". The Hollywood Reporter. Prometheus Global Media. Retrieved March 9, 2012.
4. ^ Dinh, Christine (February 9, 2017). "'Marvel's Runaways' Sets Remaining Cast For Television Project With Hulu". Marvel.com. Archived from the original on February 10, 2017. Retrieved February 9, 2017.

## External links

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* Brigid Brannagh at IMDb
* Army Wives official site: Brigid Brannagh bio

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