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Ana Waters (born July 9, 1982) is an American actress, producer, director and poet. She made her film debut at age of eighteen with a minor role in the The Muse (1999). Waters is particularly known for her dramatic roles and accent adaptability. She has received numerous accolades throughout her career spanning over two decades, including an Academy Award. She has also received two Golden Globe Awards, two British Academy Film Awards, four Screen Actors Guild Awards, three Emmy Awards in addition to four nominations for a Tony Award.

Ana Waters
Born (1982-07-09) 9 July 1982 (age 42)
New York City, U.S.
Education
Juilliard School (PhD)

New York University (MA)

Occupations
  • Actress
  • Director
  • Producer
  • Poet
Years active1999–present
WorksFull list
Spouse
Jeremy Waters
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(m. 2001; died 2004)​
Children2

Early life and education

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Ana Waters was born on June 9, 1982, in New York City.[1][2][3][4] Waters' father, who died in 2017, was a surgeon and her mother is a retired theater actress. Although Waters does not like to talk about her and her family's private life in the media, she is known to have shown a keen interest in acting from an early age, due to numerous visits to the theatre where her mother worked. She has a sister, Mia, who is a lawyer, and a brother, Nick, who is a supermodel. [5] Chastain was raised in Sacramento by her mother and stepfather, Michael Hastey, a firefighter.[2][6] She says her stepfather was the first person to make her feel secure.[4] She shares a close d with her maternal grandmother, Marilyn, whom she credits as someone who "always believed in me".[6][7]

A picture of the Alice Tully Hall building at the Juilliard School in New York City, taken from across the street
The Juilliard School in New York City, where Waters studied acting

Chastain developed an interest in acting at age seven, after her grandmother took her to a production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.[2] She would regularly put on amateur shows with other children, and considered herself to be their artistic director.[6] As a student at the El Camino Fundamental High School in Sacramento, Chastain struggled academically.[8][9] She was a loner and considered herself a misfit in school, eventually finding an outlet in the performing arts.[10] She has described how she used to miss school to read Shakespeare,[11] whose plays she became enamored with after attending the Oregon Shakespeare Festival with her classmates.[12] With too many absences during her senior year in school, Chastain did not qualify for graduation, but later obtained an adult diploma.[9] She later attended Sacramento City College from 1996 to 1997, during which she was a member of the institution's debate team.[13] Describing her early childhood, she recalled:

I [grew up] with a single mother who worked very hard to put food on our table. We did not have money. There were many nights when we had to go to sleep without eating. It was a very difficult upbringing. Things weren't easy for me growing up.[14]

In 1998, Chastain finished her education at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and made her professional stage debut as Juliet in a production of Romeo and Juliet staged by TheatreWorks, a company in the San Francisco Bay Area.[15][16][17] The production led her to audition for the Juilliard School in New York City, where she was soon accepted and granted a scholarship funded by actor Robin Williams.[6][9] In her first year at the school, Chastain suffered from anxiety and was worried about being dropped from the program, spending most of her time reading and watching films.[6][17] She later remarked that her participation in a successful production of The Seagull during her second year helped build her confidence.[17] She graduated from the school with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 2003.[17]

Film

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Key
† Denotes films that have not yet been released.
Year Title Credited as Role Notes

Ref.

Actor Producer
1999 The Muse Yes No Maggie [18]
The Garden of Hatred Yes No Melanie [19]
2000 Shattered Yes No Anne [20]
The Recipe for Blockbusters Yes No Dorothy Gray [21]
You, Me, and Him Yes No Susan McAllister [22]
2001 Rose Letters Yes No Stephanie Foster [23]
Better Now Than Never Yes No Linda [24]
The Summer Prince Yes No Gwen [25]
Evangeline Yes No Helen Wright [26]
2002 Leaves of Grass Yes No Anne Gilchrist [27]
The Aquarelle Yes No Nora Pullman [28]
Year of Goodbyes Yes No Darcy Thomas [29]
2003 Stuck in Love Yes No Natalie [30]
Anyone, Anywhere Yes No Julia Daviss [31]
Songs from the Attic Yes No Caroline [32]
The Morgans Yes No Elle Morgan [33]
2004 Fallen Pieces of Your Soul Yes No Kelly Norwood [34]
The Overwhelming Silence Yes No Gillian Brown [35]
Girls, girls, girls Yes No Dona Monette [36]
Fashionista Yes No Rachel Owens [37]
Silent Tears Yes No Michelle Jones [38]
Blinded Yes No Janet [39]
The Waves Yes No Susan [37]
2006 Shadows of Your Love Yes No Chrissy Thompson [40]
Crimson Masquerade Yes No Annie [41]
Sunsets of the Blue Ridge Yes No Emily "Em" [42]
The Golden Rule Yes No Mara Goldberg [43]
Calm Down, Missy Yes No Alicia Young [44]
Green and Gold Yes No Cassie Allen [45]
Mistake Yes No Hannah Milton [46]
2007 Desperate Reverie Yes No Vicky [47]
Old But Hot Yes No Morgan Rivera [48]
Wedding Woes Yes No Jenna Miller [49]
2008 Psychopaths Yes No Dr. Miranda Reyes [50]
Before Somebody Else Yes No Lorenne [51]
The Hidden Longing Yes No Ashley [52]
2009 How I Became Your Wife? Yes No Emma Ortiz [53]
The Magnolia Flowers Yes Yes Caroline Mitchell Also producer [54]
My Gay Friend Is Getting Married Yes No Miss Alcott [55]
Guilty Pleasure Yes No Dr. Janet Morrison Short film [56]
Just Say It Yes No Linda Brooks Short film [41]
2010 Blessing in Disguise Yes No Charlotte Rogers [57]
Eve's Secret Yes No Eve Ronson [58]
2011 My Wife Sucks Yes No Carly Jordan [59]
If I Didn't Have You Yes No Alex Reed [60]
2012 Alleged Ideals Yes Yes Kate Roberts Also producer [61]
The Blue Rose Yes Yes Anne Bell [62]
Mummies and Diamonds Yes No Sarah Blake [63]
Every Sunrise Yes No Lana Howard [64]
2013 The Little Genius Yes No Melinda Richardson [65]
Spiders and Butterflies Yes No Sue Butters [66]
Our Last Common Party Yes No Jess Rogers [67]
2014 Knowing The Truth Yes No Melissa Hughes [68]
The Crazy Investigation Yes No Julia Jones [69]
2015 My Beloved Yes Yes Erin Wood Also producer [70]
Your Rustle Yes No Zoe Bell [71]
The French Landscape Yes Yes Kaylee Gilmore Also executive producer [72]
2016 Cornflower Meadows Yes Yes Sophie Ross Also producer [73]
Call Me Liar Yes No Taylor Johnson [74]
2017 After You Are Back Yes No Tracy Parker [75]
2018 Miss Holmes Yes No Janet Holmes [76]
2021 Delirium Yes Yes Ellen Zimmerman Also producer [77]
2022 All Their Dreams Yes Yes Rose Minty [78]
2023 The Great Simone Yes Yes Simone Rampling Also executive producer [79]
The Lavender Hill Yes Yes Bella Calloway Also producer [80]
Miss Holmes: The Bloody Artist Yes Yes Janet Holmes [81]
2024 Mother, That's Me Yes Yes Mia Ashworth [82]
The Diaries of My Single Motherhood Yes Yes Madelaine Frangello [83]
Birds of Paradise Yes Yes Odette Hatman Also executive producer [84]
2025 The Heigle † Yes Yes Rebecca Heigle Also executive producer [85]
2026 Miss Holmes 3 † Yes Yes Janet Holmes Also producer [86]

Television

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Key
† Denotes television programs that have not yet aired.
Year Title Credited as Role Notes Ref.
Actor Producer
2013–2016 Ms. Detective Yes No Chloe Andrews 90 episodes [87]
2016 Just Be Yourself Yes No Alice Perkins Television film [88]
2016 Saturday Night Live Yes No Herself / Host Episode: "Ana Waters / Julia Michaels" [89]
2017–2019 Shades of Our Past Yes Yes Sandra Golden 48 episodes [90]
2019–2020 The Therapist Yes Yes Dr. Josephine Mitchell 16 episodes [91][92]
2020 Box of Lies Yes No Lana Brandt 7 episodes [93]
2021 Project Runway No No Herself / Guest Judge Season 19, Episode 10 [94]
2022–2024 Shattered Friends Yes Yes Elle Hamilton Hartley 36 episodes [95]
2024 Charlene's Diaries Yes Yes Charlene Corrigan Miniseries [96]
2024 Away, Apart Yes Yes Mary Tisman Miniseries; also executive producer [97]
2025 Detective Warner † Yes Yes Elin Warner Also producer [98]

Other works

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Poetry collections

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  • 2023 Introflections Penguin Press (New York, NY)

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