Agnes Bruckner

Agnes Bruckner has been a film actress for more than 30 years. She was born in Los Angeles, California USA on August 16 in 1985. Her role was with Sandra Bullock in the film Murder by Numbers. Agnes Bruckner was born in 1985. The first time she appeared on TV was in the 90s, and later in movies like The Woods. Bruckner launched her career at age 11 of eleven. She made appearances in two TV pilots as well as the drama for daytime, The Bold and the Beautiful which aired in 1999. When she was 15 years old, Bruckner had her first leading part in an independent film Blue Car (2002) in which she played an high schooler who was involved in an affair with her teacher played by David Strathairn. Roger Ebert wrote in his review of the film that Bruckner is able to handle the difficult story with total ease. Bruckner has received the Independent Spirit Award nomination for "Best Female Lead" for this role. Her family consisted of three sisters and a brother. Her routine was to learn Hungarian to keep her fluency. Bruckner is a Hollywood California native born to an Hungarian and a Russian father, who separated from their mother at some point in the past, was raised by her German paternal grandmother. In Hungary, her parents initially met before moving into America in 1984 through a refugee settlement in Italy. She has a sibling and a brother.