Bitsie Tulloch Biography

Born in San Diego, California, Tulloch spent her young years living overseas in Spain, Uruguay, and Argentina until she landed in New York for middle and high school. She attended Harvard University and graduated Magna cum laude with a double major in Literature and Fine Arts. During a trip to Sydney just before her sophomore year of college, Tulloch landed her first professional acting job. R2D2 Beneath the Dome, a mockumentary written and produced by George Lucas, portrayed her as R2D2's girlfriend. David Greenwalt (Buffy, Angel) and Jim Kouf developed the show (Ghost Whisperer, Angel). Tulloch portrays Juliette Silverton, Nick Burckhart's love interest, who is played by David Giuntoli. On a program with five male leads, she is the sole female lead. Tulloch was featured in Ed Zwick's NBC drama series Quarterlife as Dylan. Quarterlife was a web series that followed the lives of six creative twentysomethings as they tried to make their place in the world. Tulloch starred as a journalist whose revelatory video blog perplexes her pals. A recurrent role on Outlaw and guest-starring appearances on House, The West Wing, Cold Case, Lost, and Moonlight are among her other television credits. She also has a recurrent part in lonelygirl15, an online serial. Tulloch starred alongside John Goodman and James Cromwell in the silent film THE ARTIST, which received the Academy Award for Best Feature as well as several other accolades. Tulloch was nominated for a Critics Choice Award for Best Ensemble Cast alongside her co-stars in THE ARTIST. She co-produced and appears alongside Marguerite Moreau in the family drama CAROLINE AND JACKIE. At this year's Tribeca Film Festival, the film premiered to acclaim. Neil LaBute's LAKEVIEW TERRACE starring Samuel L Jackson, Kerry Washington, and Patrick Wilson, the independent feature RIDING THE PINE, UNCROSS THE STARS starring Barbara Hershey and Ron Perlman, ANTIGONE opposite Keith Carradine, and the romantic comedy LOSING CONTROL is among his other film credits. Along with Hayden Panetierre, Justin Long, and Dennis Hopper, she also voiced one of the characters in the animated feature ALPHA AND OMEGA. Tulloch's theatre credits include performances in Oleanna, Hamlet, and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, as well as Quarterlife at the Pico Playhouse, for which she received a LA Weekly Theater Award nomination. Her passion for acting was sparked by the positive feedback she received about her performance in the film, and she decided to move to Los Angeles after graduating from Harvard to pursue it full-time. Tulloch is a passionate supporter of the Corazon de Vida Foundation, through which she raises funds and visits orphanages in Tijuana; she has even appeared on CNN in support of the cause. She also visits veterans with significant medical problems and disabilities as a volunteer with the Disabled American Veterans Foundation (DAV). She currently resides in Los Angeles.

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