Alison Brie (born December 29, 1983) is an American actress best known for portraying Trudy Campbell on Mad Men and Annie Edison on Community. Alison Brie was born in Pasadena, California. Her mother is Jewish and Brie began her career acting onstage at the Jewish Community Center in Southern California. She graduated from the California Institute of the Arts with a bachelor's in theater. Prior to becoming a television actress, Brie had worked...
Trudy calls Pete, more so on his selfishness than his having relations with B...
Trudy calls Pete, more so on his selfishness than his having relations with B...
Trudy thinks that the bank calling about a loan means that they are in the ma...
Trudy calls Pete, more so on his selfishness than his having relations with B...
Trudy calls Pete, more so on his selfishness than his having relations with B...
When Trudy throws him out, Pete plays the only card he has. Trudy trumps it.
Trudy thinks that the bank calling about a loan means that they are in the ma...
Trudy thinks that the bank calling about a loan means that they are in the ma...
Trudy straightens up after the two couples leave. Pete asks about the comment...
Trudy thinks that the bank calling about a loan means that they are in the ma...
The morning after the incident with Brenda, Pete starts to leave for work.
Pete slips into the bed at home and fondles Trudy. He reacts negatively when ...
Pete tells Trudy he needs a loan to help keep the company afloat.
When Trudy rejects Pete he tells her she's making a mistake. Trudy isn't move...
Pete slips into the bed at home and fondles Trudy. He reacts negatively when ...
The morning after the incident with Brenda, Pete starts to leave for work. Si...
Pete tells Trudy he needs a loan to help keep the company afloat.
Pete reacts negatively when Trudy rebuffs him. She reminds him whose fault it...
Pete tells Trudy he needs a loan to help keep the company afloat.
At home while he's thinking about Don, Trudy questions Pete's state of mind.
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