Rachel Brosnahan
Awards: 3 wins, 3 nominations
Current Interest
3.6
▲ 0.3Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Based on 31 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse
Superman
as Lois Lane
2025
17.6
Man of Tomorrow
as Lois Lane
2027
11.8
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel
as Miriam 'Midge' Maisel
2017
8.2
The Amateur
as Sarah
2025
7.9
Spies in Disguise
as Wendy (voice)
2019
5.6
Beautiful Creatures
as Genevieve Duchannes
2013
5.2
Crisis in Six Scenes
as Ellie
2016
4.9
Manhattan
as Abby Isaacs
2014
4.5
Patriots Day
as Jessica Kensky
2016
4.5
The Courier
as Emily Donovan
2021
4.0
Boomtown
as Jamie
2017
3.9
The Finest Hours
as Bea Hansen
2016
3.8
Louder Than Bombs
as Erin
2016
3.2
The Unborn
as Lisa
2009
3.1
James White
as Ellen
2015
2.9
Dead for a Dollar
as Rachel Kidd
2022
2.3
I'm Your Woman
as Jean
2020
2.1
Burn Country
as Sandra
2016
2.0
Munchausen
as Girl
2013
1.7
Change in the Air
as Wren Miller
2018
1.3
I'm Obsessed With You (But You've Got to Leave Me Alone)
as Nell Fitzpatrick
2014
1.3
Paris to Pittsburgh
as Narrator (voice)
2018
1.2
Nor'easter
as Abby Green
2012
1.2
Coming Up Roses
as Alice
2011
1.1
The Truth About Average Guys
as Molly
2009
0.1
A New York Heartbeat
as Tamara
2013
0.1
Basically
as Shandy Pickles
2014
0.1
Care
as Drea
2013
0.1
The Smut Locker
as Jamie White
2014
0.1
Yearly Departed
as Self
2020
0.1
Adrift
as Alex
2012
0.1
Yearly Departed
as Self
2021
0.1
Fifteen Years Later
as Amy
2018
0.1
Frequently Asked Questions About Rachel Brosnahan
Rachel Brosnahan has appeared in 33 titles, including 30 movies and 3 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Rachel Brosnahan's filmography is The Unborn (2009).
The most recent title featuring Rachel Brosnahan is Man of Tomorrow (2027).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Rachel Brosnahan is The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel with an IMDb rating of 8.6.
Rachel Brosnahan has been active for approximately 18 years, with credits spanning from 2009 to 2027.
Titles featuring Rachel Brosnahan currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.3.
The busiest years in Rachel Brosnahan's career include 2016, 2013, 2014.
