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OLIVIA ~ FILMOGRAPHY ~ THE O.C.

Directed By:  Josh Schwartz
Produced By:  Josh Schwartz

Genre: Drama, Romance
Premiered Date: August 2003
Language: English
Also Known As: Orange County (USA)
Runtime: 44 min
Country: USA

Cast:
Peter Gallagher .... Sandy Cohen
Kelly Rowan .... Kirsten Cohen
Benjamin McKenzie .... Ryan Atwood
Mischa Barton .... Marissa 'Coop' Cooper
Adam Brody .... Seth Cohen
Melinda Clarke .... Julie Cooper-Nichol
Rachel Bilson .... Summer Roberts
Chris Carmack .... Luke Ward (2003-2004)
Alan Dale .... Caleb Nichol (2004-2005)
Tate Donovan .... Jimmy Cooper
Olivia Wilde .... Alex Kelly (2004 - 2005)

Synopsis:
The O.C., also known as Orange County, California, is an idyllic paradise ? a wealthy, harbor-front community where everything and everyone appears to be perfect. But beneath the surface is a world of shifting loyalties and identities, of kids living secret lives hidden from their parents, and of parents living secret lives hidden from their children.

'The O.C.' tells the story of Ryan Atwood (Benjamin McKenzie) is a troubled teenage youth from the wrong side of the tracks in Los Angeles whom finds himself on his own after he is thrown out of his own house. He finds a place to stay in the posh home of the Cohen's in the wealthy community of Newport Beach, the O.C. (Orange County), California. Ryan is accepted by the stern but compassionate Sandford "Sandy" Cohen (Peter Gallagher), a lawyer whom represented Ryan in the past for his miss-deeds. But Sandy's wife, Kirsten (Kelly Rowan), aware of Ryan's criminal history, is wary of this new houseguest.

The Cohen's son Seth (Adam Brody) bonds with Ryan quickly and shows him the ropes of the community and vice versa for Ryan giving advice to Seth about life and love. Ryan develops a crush on Marissa Cooper (Mischa Barton) a neighbor girl whom lives down the street and has problems with her not-so-sheltered existence in dealing with her distant father Jimmy (Tate Donovan) and weak-willed mother Julie (Melinda Clark). Also, Marissa best friend, Summer (Rachel Bilson) is oblivious to the crush that Seth has on her, while taking a liking to Ryan. And so begins a new life for Ryan, the Cohen's, the Coopers, and basically everyone else in the wealthy, picturesque, secretive, turbulent community of Orange County.

Olivia's Role: Alex Kelly
The new manager at the Bait Shop, Alex is a rebellious teen who got legally emancipated from her parents after they were shocked by her wild behavior, including dating members of the same sex. First attracted to Seth's nice-guy personality, they soon broke up and Alex moved on to Marissa. Alex often expresses regret at the poor relations between her and her parents.

Memorable Quotes from The O.C. of Olivia's Character Alex Kelly:
[Marissa walks in from the bedroom wearing a skimpy robe]
Marissa: Hey Alex, should I be getting dressed or are we going back to...
[sees Seth standing in the living room as Alex walks in from the kitchen]
Marissa: ...bed?
Seth: Oh My God.
Marissa: Oh My God.
Alex: Oh My God.
Seth: [to Alex] Let me get this straight. You broke up with me, for Marissa?
Alex: Do you want your money?
Seth: Hey, who better than a superhero understands secret identity? Now hold on, just want to make sure I have the visual.
[Marissa looks uncomfortable]
Seth: Okay I got it, great, thank you. Hey listen, Alex. Thank you. Both of you. For everything, I mean, keep doing what you're doing, I like it.
[walks out]
Marissa: Listen, about earlier, I got freaked out.
Alex: I know.
Marissa: It's just... I tried to tell Summer, and I couldn't.
Alex: Oh.
Marissa: Yeah, and then I came here, thinking we'd talk about it.
Alex: And you got even more freaked out.
Marissa: I just figured, if I'm not ready to tell my best friend, then maybe I'm not ready for this.
Alex: So, you're here to break up with me?
Marissa: Then I told her.
Alex: Wait, you told Summer, about us?
Marissa: Mm-hmm. So, where have all your friends gone?
Alex: Seriously?
Marissa: Well, you still want me to meet them, don't you?
[Marissa walks in from the pouring rain and passionately kisses Alex]
Marissa: I told her!
Alex: You told who what?
Marissa: My Mom. About us! I can't believe it, but I did.
Alex: You... told her?
Marissa: I thought you would be happy.
Alex: No, it just depends. Did you tell her to piss her off?
Marissa: Hey, look, I told her so that this could be real. For us.
Alex: Wow. [laughs]
Alex: So, what happens now?
Marissa: She is probably having a meltdown as we speak, so I can't go home.
Alex: So stay here.
Marissa: You sure?
Alex: But first, let's get you out of these wet clothes.
Alex: [to Jodie and Seth] I would have introduced you guys, but I didn't want you to meet.
Alex: You know, you don't have to keep hanging around here helping me.
Marissa: Please, anything to get out of from my house. My mom has been home for three hours and already I'm going insane.
Alex: My mom used to drive me crazy too with her egotistical and narcissistic attitude. Then one day, I decided I wasn't going to let it bother me any more.
Marissa: You make it sound so easy.
Alex: No, it's like this. Every time my mom would channel Satan, I would take a deep breath, count to three, give her a big smile, and say something like, "Interesting idea, Mom. I'll give it some thought." It shuts her right up.
Marissa: That really works?
Alex: Absolutely. Women like that... they thrive on confrontation. But if you refuse to engage, then there's really not anything they can do about it. So, it drives them even more out of their heads.
Marissa: Sounds like a great way to spend an evening. But you know, anyone who can drive my mom even more crazy gets a free dinner. What do you say?
Alex: Okay, but not tomorrow. I don't do Valentine's Day first dates. I think it's a jinx.
Marissa: That's okay.
Alex: But next week, when we don't have Hallmark breathing down our necks, we'll go on a date. Cool?
Marissa: Cool.
Alex: How can she fall for you if you're not there to catch her?

Episode Guide:
2.03: The New Kids on the Block
After Caleb is released from custody, he must make some decisions about the Newport Group, and his decisions don't sit well with Kirsten. Seth is determined to win back Summer's friendship, even if it means getting a job. Ryan has a string of awkward encounters with a new girl at school, while Marissa faces
                 being alone.
 
2.04: The New Era
It's a new era in Newport Beach. Kirsten and Julie try and work together at The Newport Group, while Sandy tries to find out what Caleb is hiding. Seth and Ryan go on a double date with Lindsay and Alex, but it ends differently than the four of them might have expected.
 
2.05: The SnO.C.
It's the annual "SnO.C." winter dance. Seth wants to take his relationship with Alex further, but she might have other plans. Marissa's secret relationship with D.J. is exposed, while Zach continues his pursuit of a Seth-free relationship with Summer. Sandy solves Caleb's legal puzzle ending with a shocking twist.
 
2.07: The Family Ties
After Caleb's confession, The Cohens try to welcome Lindsay as part of the family. Jimmy is faced with a choice when Marissa finds out about his relationship with his ex-wife, Julie. Seth attempts to be a "bad boy" like Ryan to impress Alex. Summer finds out what Zach did on his Christmas break while
                 Ryan and Lindsay want to know if it is too awkward for them to be together.
 
2.08: The Power of Love
When Sandy forgets his and Kirsten's 20th wedding anniversary, he finds himself going to a lot of trouble to make it up to her. Seth and Ryan's respective relationships with Alex and Lindsay add to the trouble, and doubt falls upon their futures together. Marissa and Julie continue to butt heads over
                 DJ, and Summer wants to take her relationship with Zach to the next level.
 
2.09: The Ex-Factor
Seth is thrown when Alex's Ex arrives in town for a visit, and is even more thrown when he finds out who it is. Julie has a plan to try and save The Newport Group, which to everyone's surprise, might actually work. Lindsay sticks out when she joins Summer and Marissa for a girls night out; meanwhile,
                 Ryan, Seth and Zach contemplate playing it safe on a guys night in. But nothing
                 ever goes as planned.
 
2.10: The Accomplice
Things heat up between Sandy and Kirsten when Sandy decides to help his mentor in law school find his daughter, Rebecca, whom was Sandy's first love. Seth and Zach start up a comic book based on their life's in Newport, while Summer questions why she's been left out. Ryan makes the attempt to unite
                 Lindsay and Caleb after Lindsay tells Ryan she is curious in getting to know her
                 "new" father.  While Julie is in Paris, Marissa looks for news ways to rebel; in
                 doing so her friendship with Alex increases.
 
2.11: The Second Chance
After hearing about Lindsay and Ryan's failed attempt at dinner with Caleb the night before, Kirsten arranges a dinner that she can supervise. But her presence makes no difference when Ryan and Caleb butt heads and disaster strikes. Sandy keeps Rebecca's presence in Newport a secret from Kirsten after
                 deciding to take her case to court. Marissa and Alex's relationship intensifies,
                 while Seth and Summer spend a lot of time together at Zach's insistence.
 
2.12: The Lonely Hearts Club
It's Valentines Day 2005 in O.C. when Sandy and Kirsten's conflict about Rebecca continues. Ryan trys to make peace with Caleb to spend Valentines Day with Lindsay. While Seth, Zach, and Summer head to San Diego in hope to make their Comic Book idea succeed Seth has a breakdown and ends up in a
                 lonely state.  Marissa and Alex take a step forward in their relationship while
                 Julie returns from her trip in hope to reconnect with Marissa.
 
2.13: The Father Knows Best
As Sandy continues working on Rebecca's case, Kirsten questions how strong their feelings are for one another. Seth continues his downward spiral in the aftermath of Zach and Summer's Valentine's night together, while Marissa confronts her fear about her relationship with Alex. Caleb offers Lindsay a
                 place in his family, but not without a paternity test.
 
2.14: The Rainy Day Women
It's a rainy day in Newport where Lindsay decides to take the DNA test and makes a difficult choice regarding her life with Caleb while Ryan helps her through it. Sandy still wants to help Rebecca with her case and trys to convince her not to run again. Kirsten is still upset and wishes her marriage would go
                
back to normal and for Rebecca's case to be over with. Meanwhile, Seth thinks
                 he's lost Summer forever until Summer is unable to hide from her feelings once
                 and for all. Marissa moves out of the Cooper-Nichol mansion and moves in with
                Alex after she tells her mother about Alex being her girlfriend.
 
2.15: The Mallpisode
After Lindsay moves to Chicago with her mom.. Ryan is heartbroken and Caleb's confused. Seth, Summer, and Marissa invite Ryan to the mall to get his mind off things. Caleb tags along to vent when Sandy tries to make amends with Kirsten by searching for her wedding ring or even a grand gesture that will
                 take her back to when Sandy first proposed. Meanwhile, Alex learns that
                 Marissa might not be as into her as she thought she would be. Kirsten and Julie
                 call an editor for Newport.  Living but at the same time Julie's Riverside past
                 catches up to her.
 
2.16: The Blaze of Glory
Seth is determined to bring back the spirit and fun times of last year and won't stop until his plan is fulfilled. Marissa calls on her "just friends" friend Ryan for help with the Harbor High spring beach bonfire, which creates a confrontation with Alex that leads to the end of their relationship. Meanwhile, Kirsten wants
                 Carter to stick with the magazine despite his reservations and Sandy helps
                 Julie keep her blackmailer at bay.

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