Elizabeth Banks (born Elizabeth Maresal Mitchell; February 10, 1974) is an American actress. Banks is well-known for her roles in Definitely, Maybe, Zack and Miri Make a Porno, W., The Uninvited and the Spider-Man franchise. She is also well-known for her role as Dr. Kim Briggs, Zach Braff's love interest in the television sitcom, Scrubs. Banks was born in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, the oldest of four children of Ann and Mark Mitchell. Her...
Effie Trinket begins to announce the drawing for the first, female tribute.
Effie is enthused that Peeta and Katniss's fiery entrance was so successful.
As Peeta and Katniss are transported to The Capitol, Effie tells them of all ...
Charlene meets Fred Claus when he first arrives in the North Pole.
Effie tries to make Katniss and Peeta feel comfortable in the luxury train th...
Ivy continues her account of how Trey sat quietly for a time listening to War...
Haymitch talks to Katniss about Cato, informing her that he is specially trai...
Charlene greets Fred Claus when he first arrives in the North Pole to help hi...
Effie is shocked to hear that Katniss has volunteered to take her sister's pl...
Effie excuses herself to locate Haymitch Abernathy, a previous Hunger Games w...
Katniss is called to the stage so she can be introduced to the crowd in her s...
After picking the male and female tributes, Effie announces them to the distr...
After being introduced to the crowd, Katniss and Peeta are told to shake hand...
Effie invites Haymitch to join them for dinner, so they can all be together.
After Katniss tries to get proper attention by jamming a knife into the table...
Effie Trinket addresses the crowd of children gathered for the drawing of the...
Fred shows up at Frosty's Tavern and sits with Willie. Charlene, Willie's cru...
After learning what Katniss did at the sponsor session, she yells at Katniss....
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