Looking like that girl you had a crush on in high school but were too afraid to talk to, you can finally see what might have been under her T-shirt thanks to golden-haired goddess Molly Dunsworth. The Canadian cutie hails from Halfix, Nova Scotia, and is the daughter of one of the country’s most beloved actors, John Dunsworth. Thanks to her showbiz connection, Molly has randomly appeared on screen since she was ten years old, playing a younger version of Kirsten Dunst’s character in the movie Deeply (2009). When she was 21, she landed her first official big-screen role as a grown-up, playing Abby in the action, comedy, horror flick Hobo with a Shotgun (2011), starring alongside Rutger Hauer and slipping her shirt over her head to give audiences (and high-school boys with crushes) her creamy skin and black bra. Her TV roles have all been shot in Canada, with some cross-over to American television, including her recurring role as Vickie Dutton on the Syfy series Haven from 2010-2015—a show that also starred her dad. In 2014, she joined both her father and her sister, actress Sarah Dunsworth, in the movie Trailer Park Boys: Don’t Legalize It (2014), in a cameo role known as simply “Girl.” The Trailer Park Boys was a big franchise in Nova Scotia, with three TV series, a mini-series, a podcast, three movies, and two TV movies (including a Christmas special). Molly also appeared in Trailer Park Boys: The Animated Series, voicing assorted characters in 2020. Now you have a crush on Molly herself, don’t you?
