Portrait of Sharon Horgan

Sharon Horgan

Acting

Biography

Sharon Horgan is an Irish actress, writer, director and producer. She is best known for the comedy series Pulling (2006) and Catastrophe (2015), both of which she starred in and co-wrote. In 2016 she created Divorce for US television and the following year she co-created Motherland for BBC2. In 2018 she starred in the movie Game Night. Most recently, she has starred in the movies Military Wives and Everybody's Talking About Jamie, whilst on television she plays Aisling Bea's sister in the sitcom This Way Up.

Born: July 13, 1970

Place of Birth: Hackney, London, England, UK

Filmography

2024
Mr. & Mrs. Smith

as Gavol Martin

2023
A Greyhound of a Girl

as Scarlett (voice)

2023
Adventure Time: Fionna & Cake

as Additional Voices (voice)

2023
2023
Rally Road Racers

as Abby Jacks (voice)

2022
Sherri

as Self - Guest

2022
Bad Sisters

as Eva Garvey

2021
Together

as She

2021
HouseBroken

as Tabitha (voice)

2020
2020
Dating Amber

as Hannah

2020
2019
Frayed

as Norma Staircastle

2019
Criminal: UK

as Danielle Dunne

2019
This Way Up

as Shona

2018
Women on the Verge

as Dr. Fitzgerald

2018
Game Night

as Sarah

2015
Man Up

as Elaine

2015
Catastrophe

as Sharon Morris

2014
BoJack Horseman

as Courtney Portnoy (voice)

2014
Run & Jump

as Tara

2013
Crackanory

as Self

2013
Psychobitches

as Various Roles

2013
2013
2012
2012
Bad Sugar

as Lucy Cauldwell

2012
Dead Boss

as Helen Stephens

2011
The Borrowers

as Homily Clock

2011
Death of a Superhero

as Renata Clarke

2011
Bob's Burgers

as Kathleen (voice)

2010
Brethren

as Sharon

2010
Miss Remarkable & her Career

as Miss Remarkable (voice)

2010
Adventure Time

as Minerva (voice)

2010
Big Babies

as Carole

2009
Moving On

as Sarah

2009
We Need Answers

as Self - Contestant

2007
Angelo's

as Karen

2007
2006
Pulling

as Donna

2006
2005
Broken News

as Katie Tate - ESN

2005
Valiant

as Charles De Girl (voice)

2004
2003
Monkey Dust

as (voice)

1990
Have I Got News for You

as Self - Hostess

1949