Alison Marion Lohman, the American actress, was born in 1979 on 18th September. Her birthplace is Palm Springs in California. While studying, she got awarded by National Foundation in the category of Advancement in Arts. She has appeared in several tv series such as 1998 7th Heaven and Pacific Blue, 1999 Safe Harbor and Crusade, 2000 Sharing the Secret, Pasadena, and Tucker. She rose to prominence after the 2002 film White Oleander. Her last name was Astrid. This led to her winning the award of Young Hollywood. In addition, she earned nominations of MTV and Saturn awards for Drag Me to Hell and Matchstick Men. Lohman’s major film credits include Big Fish, Things We Lost in the Fire, Beowulf, The Thirteenth Floor, Where the Truth Lies, Urge, Delirious, The Big White, etc. She voice-over in the 2005 project, Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind.
Personal Details of Alison Lohman
Place of Birth: Palm Springs, USA
Birthday: 18th September 1979
Pet name: Alison
Real Name: Alison MarionLohman
Profession: Actress
Horoscope: Virgo
Ethnicity: White
Nationality: American
Religion: Christian
Sexuality: Straight
Color of Eyes: Dark Brown
Color of Hair: Dyed Blonde
Net Worth:$5 Million
Most Famous Works: Matchstick Men Angela, Drag Me to Hell Christine Brown, Big Fish Sandra Bloom.
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Body Measurements of Alison Lohman
Physique: Slim
Height in Meters: 1.57m
Height in Feet: 5’2″
Weight in Kg: 50 kg
Weight in Pound: 110lbs.
Bra Size: 32B
Body Measurements: 34-25-33 in (or, 87-64-84 cm)
Breast Size: 34 in (87 cm)
Waist Size: 25in (64 cm)
Hips Size: 33in (84 cm)
Shoe Size (In US): 6.5
Dress Size (In US): 4
Family Details of Alison Lohman
Mother’s Name: Diane Dunham
Father’s Name: GaryLohman
Number of Siblings: Robert Lohman
Children: Billy Neveldine
Spouse: Mark Neveldine
Education of Alison Lohman
Palm Desert High School
Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.
