Amy Forsyth: Movies, Awards & Box Office

Amy Forsyth (born 6 August 1995) is a Canadian actress whose career has spanned television, film, and stage, demonstrating a remarkable versatility across genres. From her early breakout in the 2013 horror feature Torment, where she portrayed the enigmatic Mary Bronson/‘Little Monkey’, Forsyth quickly proved her ability to inhabit complex characters. She followed this with a steady stream of supporting and lead roles in both indie and mainstream productions, building a reputation for fearless performances in horror (A Christmas Horror Story, Hell Fest, We Summon the Darkness) as well as emotionally resonant dramas like Beautiful Boy and the Academy Award‑winning CODA. On television, she earned recognition as a series regular on Hulu’s philosophical drama The Path (2016‑17), where her portrayal of Ashley Fields added depth to the show’s exploration of faith and family. The following year she anchored the second season of SyFy’s anthology Channel Zero as Margot Sleator, showcasing her talent for surreal, psychological storytelling. In 2018 she headlined NBC’s musical drama Rise as Gwen Strickland, blending acting with musical performance alongside Josh Radnor. Recent work includes a recurring aristocratic role as Carrie Astor in The Gilded Age and the lead part of Linda in the adaptation Dear Edward (2023). In 2024 she expanded to live theatre, joining the Broadway cast of the Tony‑winning play Stereophonic as Diana, further cementing her status as a dynamic, multi‑medium performer. Throughout her career, Forsyth has consistently chosen projects that challenge genre boundaries, earning praise for her nuanced emotional range and commitment to her craft.