Iris Liu

Birthplace:
Los Angeles, California, United States

Iris Liu is a SAG-AFTRA actress, writer and producer based out of Los Angeles. She can be seen on several hit shows such as It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Hulu's The Other Black Girl, CW's All American, ABC's The Goldbergs, AppleTV+ anthology series "Little America" and on the highly anticipated Fatal Attraction on Paramount+ opposite Joshua Jackson. She makes her feature film debut in the 2022 Wayfarer Studios picture, NEVER BETTER, opposite Sofia Bryant and Piper Curda, and executive produced by Justin Baldoni and has a leading role in 2022 Lifetime Movie "SECRETS ON CAMPUS". She first fell in love with acting via the stage, and has led several plays and musicals, including the AAPI hip-hop musical, KRUNK FU BATTLE BATTLE, in a role originated by Broadway’s Joan Almedilla (Miss Saigon). Commercially, Iris recently booked 7 national network spots and has worked with prolific directors including Darius Marder, Tim Heidecker, David Shane, Laura Murphy, Bianca Poletti, The Director Brothers, Dave Green and more. As a spoken word poet, she has opened for critically-acclaimed poets Sarah Kay, Phil Kaye and Rupi Kaur and been crowned “Slam Champion” repeatedly at Portland Poetry Slam. As a chef and food personality, Iris hosts "Bussin' Eats," a digital grilling show available to stream on YouTube and Facebook Watch.

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