Mena Alexandra Suvari Bio

Suvari was in Psych in 2010 and The Cape in 2011. The Cape in 2011 as well as an episode in Murder House as the Black Dahlia, the first season's horror anthology show American Horror Story. Suvari played the role of the psychotic assistant to an animal photographer in the romantic comedy You May Not Kiss the Bride (2010). Katharine McPhee, Dave Annable and Rob Schneider were also in the cast. The film debuted at the Sonoma International Film Festival. The film was released in select theaters and on VOD. The film received mostly negative reviews. Blu-ray.com called the film "a noisy, unlikable distractor" that "depends on Suvari and Schneider for comedy work. The film is as beautiful as it sounds." She also appeared as an author with a insane stalker in No Surrender in 2011 and in Restitution in 2012. Suvari returned to the American Pie franchise when she reprised her role in the role of Heather in American Reunion (2012), featuring the original characters as they enter the age of middle and are preparing for their summer reunion. The film was praised by critics as be an "sweetly nostalgic food" for those who love the franchise, and with an international gross of $235 million, American Reunion emerged as Suvari's highest-rated film, with the most viewers since 2001's American Pie 2. The film was also her first wide release in the decade of 2010. All of her prior films including The Knot (2012) and Don't Blink (2014) and The Opposite Sex (2015) were released in festival circuits or digital markets.

 



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