
I’ve seen one hell of a lot of television series all the way through, but I’ve decided that you can all quote me on this one baring the series is watched in it’s aggregate (approximately 63 hours total). Six Feet Under is the most astounding and phenomenal television series embraced with an exceedingly profound ending. In light of finishing the series today, I’ve chosen to post about Lauren Ambrose.
An American actress born with a little Italian in her genes on February 20, 1978 in New Haven, Connecticut. She’s a trained opera singer, wife and mother. She currently resides in Stockbridge, MA. Another great notable role she’s portrayed is Denise Fleming in the high school flick Can’t Hardly Wait.
In Six Feet Under, she plays a bright, super attractive, pot smoking artist by the name of Claire Fisher. She’s the young adult in the family that’s known to experiment with drugs, loves her booze and
engages in some lesbian experiences with Mena Suvari. Claire is definitely my favorite character in the show, likely due to the fact that I can relate to her in some ways. Unfortunately, I cannot relate to her character in all ways (re: eating out Mena Suvari). It should be noted that this awesomely bad ass HBO series was created by Alan Ball, who is openly gay; which might account for some of the crazy homosexual stuff that goes down. Due to the emotionally enlightening and powerful series finale, I can’t imagine ever hearing the song Breathe Me by Sia again and not relating it to Six Feet Under.
Umm so yeah, I think I got my point across. Lauren Ambrose rules and you should watch Six Feet Under front to back. It might be noted that Alan Ball is also responsible for the currently successful HBO series True Blood along with the drama film American Beauty.