Amy Sloan
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- May 12, 1978 (age 48)
- Birthplace
- Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada
Biography
Amy Sloan (Amy Kathleen Sloan) – Canadian-American actress, born 12 May 1978 in Gladstone, Manitoba, Canada, raised in Whitehorse, Yukon. Daughter of actress Mary Sloan and former Yukon Minister of Health Dave Sloan. Graduated from the National Theatre School of Canada in 1999. She was nominated for a Canadian Screen Award for Best Supporting Actress for Call Me Fitz. Her most notable film roles include Howard Hughes' Mother in The Aviator (2004, directed by Martin Scorsese), Elsa in The Day After Tomorrow (2004), Deborah in The Heartbreak Kid (2007, directed by the Farrelly Brothers), Linda in Head in the Clouds (2004), Kate Heinlein in Pterodactyl (2005), Ophelia in Waiting for Ophelia (2009), and Enid Simmonds in The Song of Names (2019). On television she is best known for Wendy Mixworthy in Big Shots (2007–2008, 11 episodes), Dot Foxley in Call Me Fitz (2010, 10 episodes), Elena in 12 Monkeys (2015, 3 episodes), Joana Mills in Truth Be Told (2019, 4 episodes), and Captain Sydney Vonn in Chicago Fire (2012, 2024). She has also appeared in Mad Men (2007), Grey's Anatomy (2005), Stargate SG-1 (1997), Gilmore Girls (2000), and Big Love (2006). On stage she played Ann Deever in All My Sons at the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles.
Known For
Filmography
Brother Save Us
Movie · as Janet
Christmas on the Ranch
Movie · as Laura Hall
88
Movie · as Agatha Frost
Invitation to a Murder
Movie · as Katherine
The Song of Names
Movie · as Enid Simmonds
Truth Be Told
TV · as Joana Mills · 4 eps
L.A.'s Finest
TV · as Marjorie Nash · 1 ep
Nostradamus
Movie · as Silas
12 Monkeys
TV · as Elena · 3 eps
Chicago P.D.
TV · as Sara O'Connell · 1 ep
A Single Shot
Movie · as Carla
Mulligan
Movie · as Alice
Touch
TV · as Becca Klepper · 2 eps
Chicago Fire
TV · as Captain Sydney Vonn · 2 eps
From the Head
Movie · as Sophia
Harry's Law
TV · as Mrs. Drake · 1 ep
Amish Grace
Movie · as Rachel Knepp
Hawaii Five-0
TV · as Lindsay O'Connell · 1 ep
Haven
TV · as Lynette · 1 ep
Republic of Doyle
TV · as Eileen Jamison · 1 ep
Call Me Fitz
TV · as Dot Foxley · 10 eps
Out of Control
Movie · as Lisa Grant
Waiting for Ophelia
Movie · as Ophelia
NCIS: Los Angeles
TV · as Patricia Dunn · 1 ep
Crime Fiction
Movie · as Hilary
The Heartbreak Kid
Movie · as Deborah
Big Shots
TV · as Wendy · 11 eps
Mad Men
TV · as Jean Rose · 1 ep
Big Love
TV · as Mitch · 1 ep
Crimes of Passion
Movie · as Shannon Dennings
Numb3rs
TV · as Kari Syles · 1 ep
Close to Home
TV · as Joyce Birdseye · 1 ep
Grey's Anatomy
TV · as Kelly · 1 ep
The Closer
TV · as Sara Banks · 1 ep
Inconceivable
TV · as Dottie · 1 ep
Pterodactyl
Movie · as Kate Heinlein
Head in the Clouds
Movie · as Linda
The Aviator
Movie · as Howard Hughes' Mother
The Day After Tomorrow
Movie · as Elsa
Jack & Bobby
TV · 1 ep
Dorian
Movie · as Sybil
Lost Junction
Movie · as Teller
Wicked Minds
Movie · as Nicole
Timeline
Movie · as Undergraduate
Gothika
Movie · as Inmate
Cold Case
TV · as Leah (2005) · 1 ep
NCIS
TV · as Cynthia Cluxton · 1 ep
Jack & Ella
Movie · as Ella
Summer
Movie · as Ella
Obsessed
Movie · as Doctor's Wife
Gleason
Movie · as Geraldine Halford
Without a Trace
TV · as Jill Haber, Kristen Walters (uncredited) · 1 ep
Xchange
Movie · as Glowacki 1
Heart: The Marilyn Bell Story
Movie · as Joan
No Ordinary Baby
Movie · as Reporter #1
Crossing Jordan
TV · as Natalie Goodson · 1 ep
Largo Winch
TV · as Liane Helms · 1 ep
A Diva's Christmas Carol
Movie · as Patrice
Café Olé
Movie · as Young Woman
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
TV · as Christina Adalian · 1 ep
Gilmore Girls
TV · as Sheila · 6 eps
Big Wolf on Campus
TV · as Hillary Choate · 1 ep
Stargate SG-1
TV · as Leda Kane · 1 ep