Addison Jayne Timlin was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 991 and began her acting career in 2000-01 when she toured the country in the famous play Annie. After the tour, she began to play various supporting roles in short films and plays.
Her love of the stage continued into several productions she starred in, including Paper Mill Theatre and the Star Theatre tour with John Schuck. In 2003, Timlin made her Broadway debut as Baby Louise in a rehearsal of Gypsy, directed by Bernadette Peters.
Playing Amy in the 2005 film Deviant Chase, she made her big screen debut as a 14-year-old girl with diabetes, while Clive Owen and Melissa George played her parents together.
In 2086, Timmlin played Maddie in the Columbia Film Festival short film "Isabel Fish" directed by Lara Zizic. In 2007, Timlin appeared in the music video "Sleep Lessons" for the Albuquerque, New Mexico, indie rock band The Shins. In 2008, she appeared in the music music video for the song "Check Yes Juliet" by We the Kings, playing the fictional Juliet.
In 2086, she played Charlotte Hansen (the daughter of the protagonist played by Stanley Tucci) in CBS's short-lived TV series Three Pounds, filming three of the eight episodes.
In 2008 Timlin appeared in the short film Man, written and directed by Mina Joseph, which was screened at the Sundance Film Festival and the Cannes Film Festival. In 2008, she played Emily Draper on the ABC television show Gang of Women, the troubled teenage daughter of Juliette Draper (Miranda Otto).
In 2011, she appeared in the fourth season of "California Madness", where she played actress Sasha Bingham and had a deep interaction with the main character, Hank Moody. Because this drama made her sexy and hot body famous overnight, everyone knew about her. In 2013, she played Stormy Llewellyn, the heroine of Dean Koontz's Thomas the Monster, the first book in the series adapted by Stephen Summers, opposite Anton Eugene. In February 2012, Timline starred in ABC's pilot drama Zero Hour, which was selected as a mid-season substitute and premiered in February 2013. In the same year, Timlin starred in the action comedy "Brothers" starring Al Pacino, Christopher Walken, and Alan Arkin.
Timlyn starred in the 2016 adaptation of Lauren Kate's novel of the same name as Lucinda Fallen Angels. Luce" Price. That same year, Timline played the lead role in CBS's pilot series MacGyver, but was removed from the cast after the network chose the pilot episode of the show. In 2017, Timlin starred in the second season of Crackle's show Startups. She played the young Hillary Clinton in the 2019 film Out of the Cocoon.
Timlin's acting career is not very bright, but her husband believes that anyone who likes to watch American dramas should know Lip in "Shameless". Timlin married fellow actor Jeremy Allen White on October 18, 2019, and the two have two daughters (born in October 2018 and December 2020). But in May 2023, Timlin filed for divorce with the court.
The two met in 2005 as a freshman in high school, when 14-year-old White transferred to a professional performing arts school in New York City, where 13-year-old Timlin was a student. Timlin had already performed a gypsy revival on Broadway and was touring the country with "Annie," which was a bit of a celebrity. In an interview with White on the 2019 Showmance podcast, she said it was "love at first sight." "His eyes are really blue, and his blue shirt sets off the blue eyes," she gushed. Suffice it to say, he came in with a lot of enthusiasm and [my classmates and I] loved him very much. They "spent all their time together," including skipping school and sucking big*, but it was a crush rather than a romance. "We're each other's lifeline," she said. White told GQ in 2022, "I liked her right away, and I think so did I. But she has a boyfriend. When Timlin broke up with her boyfriend, she expected White to take action, but he didn't. "I'm clumsy with all these things," he said.
By the age of 18, they both lived in Los Angeles. After graduating from high school, White starred in the hit American drama "Shameless" and became an overnight success, playing the fan-favorite Lip Gallagher for ten years. Timlin, on the other hand, played a resident role in "California Love".
The couple's marriage ended in 2023 and they are finalizing a divorce and custody agreement. According to court documents, as long as White, 32, passes the Soberlink test, making sure he doesn't get drunk while with the kids, they will have joint custody of Ezeel and Dolores. Each week, he must attend individual therapy and no less than two Alcoholics Abstinence Association (AA) sessions. If both attorneys test positive or non-compliant, guardianship will be terminated to determine next steps. According to the terms, Jeremy will be tested in Ezel and Dolores and will be retested after 15 minutes if alcohol is detected in her system. If the retest is positive, White's custody of the child will be revoked.
Let's take a look at Timlin's dedication to the art of cinema.
1、《Sleeping in Plastic 》 献身指数：⭐⭐⭐⭐
Timlin is in really good shape!!!
2. "Machine Life" dedication index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
The film also looks a bit like a follow-up to "Fifty Shades of Grey." Needless to say, everyone should know that the movie is beautiful and fleshy, but it is actually a pseudo-science fiction film about emotions. The heroine is too much, her husband is rich, and she cries that she doesn't want money, as long as she can accompany me. Don't be a servant, but a woman who is a husband. So buy the perfect robot to take care of the family, the heroine is the root of all problems. The reason why love is unsatisfactory is because some people have too high expectations for love. I only know how to ask for love from my other half, and I don't want to give. Later in the film, it is revealed that the robot is fake and is disguised by a real person, which shows that no matter how perfect a person or a machine is, it is difficult to meet people's expectations of perfect love. A little more tolerance and understanding is the right way.
3, Episode 8 of the second season of "Startup".
Dedication Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
This is a very divisive drama, the pace is fast and slow, the characters are interesting but not likable, all the protagonists are chess pieces, and the last cow is the Russian gangster, and it really hasn't come out of the US-Soviet hegemony! But it is not easy to connect a few people who can't be beaten together, and there are no big logical loopholes that make them fall into greater crises again and again, and they choose to persist again and again, and there are still some dreams (at all levels). The heroine is really big!!