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In a relatively short span of time, Clea Duvall has burst upon the scene and quickly become one of Hollywood’s most sought-after talents. One of the few actors working successfully and simultaneously in film and television, Duvall’s resume is as extensive as it is versatile. Clea recently completed production on David Fincher’s Zodiac with Jake Gyllenhaal and Robert Downey Jr. The thriller is based on Robert Graysmith’s books about the real life notorious Zodiac, a serial killer who terrorized San Francisco with a string of seemingly random murders during the 1960s and 1970s. In addition, she stars opposite Sean Patrick Flannery and Jensen Ackles in the romantic comedy Ten Inch Hero, an independent feature directed David Mackay. She will soon be seen in the thriller Anamorph. Co-starring Willem Dafoe and Scott Speedman, the feature focuses on a detective as he returns to work after a five-year leave of absence to solve a disturbing series of murders. Clea is currently shooting NBC’s highly anticipated series “Heroes” with Ali Larter and Greg Grunberg. The fantasy drama focuses on a group of ordinary people that discover that they have incredible abilities. Duvall was most recently seen in the American remake of the Japanese horror film, The Grudge, co-starring Sarah Michelle Gellar and Bill Pullman. Prior to that, she starred in the highly acclaimed made-for-television movie, “Helter Skelter” as well as the critically lauded film, 21 Grams, directed by Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, opposite Sean Penn, Benecio del Toro and Naomi Watts. Clea also starred in James Mangold’s thriller, Identity opposite John Cusack and Ray Liotta and in HBO’s critically acclaimed drama series, “Carnivale.” Co-starring Nick Stahl, the series garnered seven Emmy nominations. DuVall’s previous film credits include the independent comedy But I’m A Cheerleader, the award-winning drama Girl Interrupted, The Slaughter Rule, Thirteen Conversations About One Thing, John Carpenter’s sci-fi thriller Ghosts of Mars, She’s All That with Freddie Prinze, Jr. and The Astronaut’s Wife opposite Johnny Depp and Charlize Theron. On television, her credits include the star-studded HBO production of “The Laramie Project,” based on the true story of Matthew Sheperd, a gay college student who is murdered in Wyoming, Showtime’s “The Defenders” wih Beau Bridges and appearances on the ABC series, “Dangerous Minds,” NBC’s “ER” and the WB’s “Buffy The Vampire Slayer.” Duvall first gained recognition in the independent feature, How to Make the Cruelest Month, which was one of sixteen films in dramatic competition as the 1998 Sundance Film Festival. Later that same year, her starring role as the rebellious loner ‘Stokely’ in Dimension’s The Faculty, garnered her nominations for both Blockbuster and Teen Choice Award for ‘Breakout Performance.’ Born and raised in Los Angeles, Clea first became interested in acting while attending the Los Angeles High School of the Arts. During her time there, she performed in the theater and also took acting classes outside of school. Upon graduation, she quickly landed an agent and a manager and has been working nonstop ever since.