Alison Doody

Alison Doody, born in Dublin 1966 to a prosperous family. She is the youngest child of three. She was a nun in a convent and developed an appreciation for the arts. In the following years, she was a student at Dublin's National College of Fine Arts in Dublin however, she left because she was lacking motivation. It was her idea to stop for a time to make sure she got her feet on the ground. As time passed, she was chatting with group of friends in a cafe, the still photographer approached her and inquired about her interest in modelling. As if she had pocket money, she decided to say yes. In no time, she began working professionally as models. Modeling contracts led to commercials, and she travelled the globe. The casting director saw her modeling skills and encouraged her to try acting. At age 19, she was taken to London where she got the opportunity to play A View to a Kill ( 1985), a new James Bond movie. Her passion for acting has led her to study it as a career. She was a part of TV dramas both in London as well as Dublin after her debut film. Her biggest breakthrough came when she got a role for Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade as the Aryan seductress and the Dr. Elsa Schneider. Alison Alison Alison

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