If you watched Inventing Anna in one sitting and tried to figure out until the end whether Anna Delvey was truly a wealthy German heiress, you surely noticed the immense talent of the lead. Perhaps to those with more experience and a keen eye, Julia Garner’s face isn’t entirely new: the actress, in fact, before donning designer, incredibly pricey outfits and fooling everyone in New York, had already starred in another famous TV crime drama from 2017 that earned her critical praise and the triumph of three Emmy Awards and a Golden Globe as Best Supporting Actress.
Here’s Another Famous TV Series in Which We’ve Seen the Inventing Anna Actress
Even before acting in Inventing Anna and portraying Anna Delvey, Julia Garner, born in 1994 and hailing from Riverdale, participated in another well-known crime series that, if you haven’t seen it yet, we recommend watching in one go!
Coming from a family of ‘artists’ (the mother is a comedian and the father a painter and art teacher), Garner makes her big-screen debut in 2011 in the film The Martha Escape, a role that earned her a nomination at the Gotham Independent Film Awards. The following year, she won at the Bombay International Film Festival and at the Buster International Children’s Film Festival the Best Actress award for her role in the film Electrick Children.
Between 2015 and 2017 the actress establishes herself on the small screen in the series The Americans and Ozark; the latter in particular propels her into the broad mainstream, earning her several awards and recognitions, including a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress. In this crime drama, Garner plays Ruth Langmore, a nineteen-year-old who grew up in a trailer in a family of petty criminals who comes into contact with Marty Byrde, a financial advisor forced to relocate with his family to launder rivers of money for a Mexican drug cartel. Here the actress stands out from the outset, bringing to life one of the most meaningful, compelling, and central characters of the entire series; her bond, at times ambiguous and at times risky with Marty, becomes the true emotional engine of the story. In short, if Inventing Anna has granted Julia Garner worldwide fame, even before with Ozark she had already written her destiny, proving her immense talent and her incredible acting and interpretive abilities.
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