Michelle Lynn Monaghan Bio

 Michelle Lynn Monaghan was born March 23, 1976. Her most prominent roles include Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005) and Gone Baby Gone (2008). She also appeared in for Gone Baby Gone (2008), Made of Honor (2008) and Trucker (2008). Source Code (2011), Pixels (2015) and Patriots Day (2016). Her character was Julia Meade, the main character in Mission: Impossible's action-spy show Mission: Impossible (2006), Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol (2011), Mission: Impossible Fallout (2018) and Mission: Impossible Fallout (2018) has been acknowledged. Monaghan also starred in True Detective's first season (2014) in the first season of True Detective as Maggie Hart. She was nominated for the Golden Globe Award, Best Supporting Actress. In the drama The Path, a drama series The Path (2016), she played the character of Sarah Lane. Monaghan was the character Eva Geller on the 2020 Netflix thriller series Messiah. The show was cancelled after just one season. Monaghan was born in the town of 750 people (then estimated to be 750 people) in Winthrop, Iowa, the daughter of Sharon Hammel, and Robert Monaghan who was a factory worker. She has two older brothers, Bob and John. Monaghan is a Catholic of Irish and German descent . She graduated from East Buchanan High School, 1994. She relocated to Chicago following graduation to pursue a degree in journalism at Columbia College Chicago. Then she started modeling. Modeled in Milan, Singapore, Tokyo and Hong Kong, as well as in the United States. In 1999, she only had only one semester remaining to finish her journalism degree. She moved to New York to pursue an acting career. Her first role was model. Monaghan's first two credited television appearances, which were in a secondary role she played Caroline Busse in episodes of Young Americans, which aired in 2000. In "Consent", Monaghan played the character of Caroline Busse. She also appeared on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit during the same episode. On the 19th of January 2001, she was a part of the cast in "Consent". In the same year, her big-screen debut was with Perfume in the role of Henrietta. In 2002, she appeared again in a supporting role in Unfaithful which starred Richard Gere & Diane Lane.