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She is best known for her portrayal of Erin Pierce on the Netflix series Ozark. She has also held guest and recurring roles on other television shows, including American Housewife, NCIS: New Orleans, and Kevin (Probably) Saves the World.
Madison Thompson. Actress: Ozark. SAG Award Nominee Madison Thompson is a triple threat best known for her role as Erin Pierce on seasons three and four of Netflix's Emmy Award-winning show Ozark. Thompson plays 'Erin,' the 17-year-old daughter of cartel lawyer Helen Pierce (Janet McTeer).
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Feb 19, 2022 · Season three introduced Erin Pierce (played by Madison Thompson) to Ozark. The teen accompanied her mother Helen (Janet McTeer) to Missouri for the summer.
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In Season 3 of Ozark, Helen Pierce moves to the Ozarks with her daughter, Erin. Here's you need to know about the new characters and what that means for Marty and Wendy.
- Who Is Erin Pierce?
- What Else Has Madison Thompson Been in?
- What Was It Like Joining The Cast?
- Who Did She Enjoy Working with The most?
- What Were The Most Challenging Aspects of Playing Erin?
- What Does Thompson Say We Can Expect from Season 3?
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Erin is the daughter of Helen Pierce - a recurring character from the second season who has now become part of the main cast and is described by Thompson as "very cold and calculating." Speaking about her own character, Thompson said, "She goes into the Ozarks not knowing what to expect at all. She's never been there before, she's from Chicago, and...
While this is Thompson's most high profile role to date, she has also appeared in a number of other US TV shows. She starred in a 2018 episode of NCIS: New Orleans, three episodes of comedy drama Kevin (Probably) Saves the World and in a segment of the horror anthology series Creepshow.
Thompson said that joining the cast for the third series was like walking into "a well oiled machine." "These people have been working for almost two years together, it's a lot of the same cast, a lot of the same crew and they really work as a team, as a machine," she said. "They know each other and have great relationships and there's always such ...
Thompson said she enjoyed working with everyone on the show - but singled out her on-screen mother Janet McTeer for special praise. "I think my favourite person that I worked with was definitely Janet who plays my Mom," she said. " I was actually a really big fan of her before coming onto the show because I'm a big fan of Broadway...and I think the...
Thompson said that when she first joined the show she didn't realise quite how involved Erin was going to be in the series - and that the writers constantly kept her on edge regarding her future storyline. "I didn't know how much I was going to be on it, so that was probably the biggest challenge because I was savouring each moment on set as if it'...
In general Thompson claims that the third series will offer both more of the same for Ozark fans but also some interesting new developments and dynamics - including a "deeper dive into the relationship between Marty and Wendy." She said, "I think that the stakes are raised to a level that viewers have never seen before and with those high stakes th...
Madison Thompson plays Erin Pierce, the daughter of Helen Pierce, in season 3 of Netflix's Ozark. She talks about her character, joining the show and what to expect from the new series.
Madison Thompson. Actress: Ozark. SAG Award Nominee Madison Thompson is a triple threat best known for her role as Erin Pierce on seasons three and four of Netflix's Emmy Award-winning show Ozark. Thompson plays 'Erin,' the 17-year-old daughter of cartel lawyer Helen Pierce (Janet McTeer).
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Erin Marie Pierce is a supporting character in the Netflix series, Ozark. She is the daughter of Helen Pierce and spends the summer with her in season 3. She is also a romantic interest of Jonah.
