Alicia Witt

Alicia Witt

Alicia Roanne Witt is an American actress, singer-songwriter, and pianist. "Talking by age two and reading by the age of four", Witt has been described as a child prodigy. Her acting talent was recognized by director David Lynch discovered her when he heard her recite Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet on the television show That's Incredible! at age 5. This led Lynch to cast her in the role of Alia, the "flame-haired" sister of Paul Atreides, in Dune (1984). She turned 8 during filming. He would begin working with her in film and television even before Witt earned her high school equivalency credential (at age 14). She did undergraduate work in piano at Boston University and competed nationally.

On screen

  • Twisted
  • Longlegs
  • Switch Up
  • Fuzzy Head
  • Alice
  • The Disappearance of Cari Farver
  • I Care a Lot
  • Modern Persuasion
  • Christmas Tree Lane
  • Our Christmas Love Song
  • Mississippi Requiem
  • Spare Room
  • Christmas on Honeysuckle Lane
  • Urban Legacy: The Story Behind Urban Legend
  • The Mistletoe Inn
  • Christmas List
  • The Bronx Bull
  • Six L.A. Love Stories
  • I'm Not Ready for Christmas
  • Away From Here
  • Christmas at Cartwright's
  • A Madea Christmas
  • Cold Turkey
  • A Snow Globe Christmas
  • Flat Chested
  • Wiener Dog Nationals
  • A Very Merry Mix-Up
  • Playdate
  • Bending The Rules
  • Cowgirls n' Angels
  • I Do
  • The Pond
  • Joint Body
  • The Flight of the Swan
  • Backyard Wedding
  • Peep World
  • Edgar Floats
  • 88 Minutes
  • Nora Roberts' Blue Smoke
  • Last Holiday
  • The Upside of Anger
  • Ring of the Nibelungs
  • Two Weeks Notice
  • American Girl
  • Ten Tiny Love Stories
  • Vanilla Sky
  • Cecil B. Demented
  • Playing Mona Lisa
  • Passion's Way
  • Urban Legend
  • Bongwater
  • Gen¹³
  • Citizen Ruth
  • Four Rooms
  • Mr. Holland's Opus
  • Fun
  • The Disappearance of Vonnie
  • Bodies, Rest & Motion
  • Liebestraum
  • Dune
  • Shiver

Behind the camera

  • Christmas Tree Lane

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