Kim Dickens
Current Interest
2.6
Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Based on 32 rated titles
Title
Year
Attention
Gone Girl
as Detective Rhonda Boney
2014
58.3
The Blind Side
as Mrs. Boswell
2009
55.5
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
as Jake's Mom
2016
53.0
Hollow Man
as Sarah Kennedy
2000
51.9
Lizzie
as Emma Borden
2018
51.3
The Gift
as Linda
2000
50.7
The Highwaymen
as Gladys Hamer
2019
50.5
The Good Nurse
as Linda Garran
2022
49.7
Great Expectations
as Maggie
1998
49.5
Footloose
as Lulu Warnicker
2011
46.7
Thank You for Smoking
as Jill Naylor
2005
46.2
Mercury Rising
as Stacey
1998
46.1
Land
as Emma
2021
43.7
The In Between
as Vickie
2022
43.2
Deadwood: The Movie
as Joanie Stubbs
2019
42.6
House of Sand and Fog
as Carol Burdon
2003
42.3
Red
as Carrie
2008
37.1
Zero Effect
as Gloria Sullivan
1998
31.0
At Any Price
as Irene Whipple
2012
28.1
Truth or Consequences, N.M.
as Addy
1997
25.5
Deadwood
as Joanie Stubbs
2004
23.4
Committed
as Jenny
2000
23.1
Fear the Walking Dead
as Madison Clark
2015
20.2
Things Behind the Sun
as Sherry
2001
15.4
Reviving Ophelia
as Le Anne
2010
14.9
Treme
as Janette Desautel
2010
9.2
The Better Sister
as Nancy Guidry
2025
4.8
Wild Tigers I Have Known
as The Counselor
2006
4.2
One Way to Valhalla
as Jenny
2009
0.2
Briarpatch
as Eve Raytek
2020
0.1
Goodnight, Joseph Parker
as Muriel
2004
0.11%
as Rhonda
2008
0.1
Fear the Walking Dead: Best of Madison
as Madison Clark
2023
0.1Frequently Asked Questions About Kim Dickens
Kim Dickens has appeared in 33 titles, including 28 movies and 5 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Kim Dickens's filmography is Truth or Consequences, N.M. (1997).
The most recent title featuring Kim Dickens is The Better Sister (2025).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Kim Dickens is Deadwood with an IMDb rating of 8.6.
Kim Dickens has been active for approximately 28 years, with credits spanning from 1997 to 2025.
Titles featuring Kim Dickens currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.7.
The busiest years in Kim Dickens's career include 1998, 2000, 2004.
