
Bellamy Young
Acting • Born 1970-02-19
Biography
Bellamy Young (born Amy Young) is an American television, film, and theatre actress. She has starred on TV as Margaret Honeycutt on Promised Land, Jessica Whitly on Prodigal Son, and Mellie Grant on Scandal. She's had recurring roles as Beth Clemmons, Hotchner's love interest, on Criminal Minds, Dr. Miller on Scrubs, Ellen Darling on Dirty Sexy Money, Assistant State's Attorney Monica West on CSI: Miami, Diane Shaw on American Dreams, and Twyla Gentry on Peacemakers. She has guest starred on numerous television shows including Castle, Supernatural, Law & Order, Law & Order: LA, The Mentalist, The West Wing, United States of Tara, NCIS, Grey's Anatomy, Drop Dead Diva, Franklin & Bash, Medium, Ghost Whisperer, The X-Files, Two and a Half Men, Frasier, Cold Case, Private Practice, Boston Legal, ER, Nash Bridges, and General Hospital. She also has appeared in movies, with roles in A Wrinkle in Time, We Were Soldiers, and Mission: Impossible III. In addition to television and film, she has starred in several Broadway shows including The Life and Randy Newman's Faust.
Filmography
77 credits
Trust Me
Movie • 2007
Carrie

One, Two, Many
Movie • 2008
Jennifer

Mask of the Ninja
Movie • 2008
Gina

The Waltons' Homecoming
Movie • 2021
Olivia Walton

LArceny
Movie • 2004
Kiki

Mission
Movie • 2001
Sandy

The Freebie
Movie • 2010
Jessica

Country Remedy
Movie • 2007
Terry Hudson

Joint Body
Movie • 2011
Jane Chapman

Pound of Flesh
Movie • 2011
Daniella Melville

A Waltons Thanksgiving
Movie • 2022
Olivia

Day Out of Days
Movie • 2015
Rebecca

The Night Stalker
Movie • 2016
Kit

We Were Soldiers
Movie • 2002
Catherine Metsker

Black and White
Movie • 1999
Bellamy (uncredited)

The Cottage
Movie • 2012
Annie

In My Sleep
Movie • 2010
Olivia

A Wrinkle in Time
Movie • 2018
Camazotz Woman

Love & Debt
Movie • 2019
Karen Warner

Bernard and Huey
Movie • 2018
Aggie

Mission: Impossible III
Movie • 2006
Rachael

Mystery Woman: Vision of a Murder
Movie • 2005
Tina Moore

Superman: Man of Tomorrow
Movie • 2020
Martha Kent (voice)

Medium
TV • 2005
Kate Emery

Nash Bridges
TV • 1996
Diana Carr

Grey's Anatomy
TV • 2005
Kathy

Castle
TV • 2009
Candace Ford

The District
TV • 2000
Bethany Fortoro

Ghost Whisperer
TV • 2005
Lucy Stanton

CSI: Miami
TV • 2002
Monica West

Supernatural
TV • 2005
Sarah

Cold Case
TV • 2003
Audrey Metz (1938)

Two and a Half Men
TV • 2003
Diane

American Dreams
TV • 2002
Diane Shaw

Frasier
TV • 1993
Lisa

Peacemakers
TV • 2003
Twyla Gentry

Dirty Sexy Money
TV • 2007
Ellen Darling

The X-Files
TV • 1993
Attorney Janet Wilson

NCIS
TV • 2003
Melinda Stone

Another World
TV • 1964

Close to Home
TV • 2005
Sarah Paulson

Boston Legal
TV • 2004
Cynthia Nichols

Full Frontal with Samantha Bee
TV • 2016
Self

Drop Dead Diva
TV • 2009
Emily Parcelles

Trust Me
TV • 2009
Carrie Taylor

Trinity
TV • 1998

Fantasy Island
TV • 2021
Christine Collins

Scandal
TV • 2012
Mellie Grant

The Mentalist
TV • 2008
Melanie Ayers

The Other Black Girl
TV • 2023
Vera Parini

ER
TV • 1994
Grace

Promised Land
TV • 2022
Margaret Honeycroft

Law & Order: LA
TV • 2010
Monica Jarrow

The $100,000 Pyramid
TV • 2016
Self

The West Wing
TV • 1999
MaryLou Meriwether

Lip Sync Battle
TV • 2015
Self

Sherri
TV • 2022
Self - Guest

Law & Order
TV • 1990
Ellen O'Brien

Law & Order
TV • 1990
Stephanie Harker

Match Game
TV • 2016
Self - Panelist

The Joel McHale Show with Joel McHale
TV • 2018
Self - Special Guest

Criminal Minds
TV • 2005
Beth Clemmons

Whiskey Cavalier
TV • 2019
Karen Pappas

Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen
TV • 2009
Self - Guest

Prodigal Son
TV • 2019
Jessica Whitly

Working Class
TV • 2011
Brooke

Rachael Ray
TV • 2006

Dolly Parton's Heartstrings
TV • 2019
Myrna Jorgensen

Strong Medicine
TV • 2000
Erin Berman

The Drew Carey Show
TV • 1995
Bridget

Franklin & Bash
TV • 2011
Margaret Pollack

The Jennifer Hudson Show
TV • 2022
Self

Celebrity Weakest Link
TV • 2025
Self - Contestant

Brilliant Minds
TV • 2024
Dr. Amelia Frederick

Brilliant Minds
TV • 2024
Amelia Frederick

People's Choice Awards
TV • 1975
Self - Presenter

Scrubs
TV • 2001
Dr. Miller