Cricket Brown
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Newer to the screen than most, Cricket Brown is an American actress, introduced to most audiences only recently. The record starts in 2018. Casting has come mostly from horror. 8 years of screen work sit behind the name. In 'The Unholy' she takes on Alice. Cast lists also place her in 'WeCrashed'.
Cricket Brown
7 Movies
4 Series
Newer to the screen than most, Cricket Brown is an American actress, introduced to most audiences only recently. The record starts in 2018. Casting has come mostly from horror. 8 years of screen work sit behind the name. In 'The Unholy' she takes on Alice. Cast lists also place her in 'WeCrashed'.
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Law & Order: Organized Crime
Cricket · 1 episode
2025
TV
Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy
Kerry Piest · 6 episodes
2025
TV
American Horror Story
Sonia / Adeline Double · 1 episode
2024
TV
Show Tonight
MIchelle
2024
Film
Night Milk
Tommy
2024
Film
WeCrashed
Chloe Morgan · 6 episodes
2022
TV
We Want Faces So Bad
Clara
2022
Film
The Unholy
Alice
2021
Film
Dukeland
Vyra Tarnow
2020
Film
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How old is Cricket Brown and where are they from?
Cricket Brown is 29 years old, born on January 1, 1997 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA.
What are the most famous roles of Cricket Brown?
Cricket Brown is best known for roles in The Unholy, We Want Faces So Bad, Night Milk.
How many movies has Cricket Brown been in?
Over a 8-year career (since 2018), Cricket Brown has appeared in 7 movies and 4 TV shows.
What was Cricket Brown's first movie?
The career of Cricket Brown began with Aus Liebe (2018).
What is Cricket Brown's most recent movie or series?
Cricket Brown's most recent release is Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy, which premiered on October 16, 2025.
What TV shows has Cricket Brown appeared in?
On television, Cricket Brown has appeared in American Horror Story, Law & Order: Organized Crime, WeCrashed, Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy.
Cricket Brown
1997-01-01 · Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Cricket Brown is a 2019 graduate of University of North Carolina School of the Arts' drama program.
Prior to her role in Sam Raimi and Evan Spiliotopoulos's 2021 horror film "The Unholy," Cricket acted in shorts and independent features such as Wake Up (directed by Olivia Wilde) Aus Liebe, Dukeland, and Alice at the Party. Cricket has also performed in many theatrical productions across the country, including Richard Jones' production "Judgment Day" at the Park Avenue Armory, Romeo and Juliet with the North Carolina Symphony and numerous shows at Pittsburgh CLO.
She enjoys creating and making her own short films, plays, musicals, and audience experiences