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Alice Sophia Eve (born 6 February 1982; age 42) is the actress who played an alternate Carol Marcus in 2013's Star Trek Into Darkness. Although the character was a civilian scientist in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, the version played by Eve is a Lieutenant science division Starfleet officer serving aboard the USS Enterprise. [1] She also recorded the audiobook of the film. [2] The 2013 virtual collectible card battle game Star Trek: Rivals is using a picture of her for card #83 Doctor C. Marcus.

Born in London, England, Eve made her screen acting debut in the BBC's biographical movie Hawking, in which Benedict Cumberbatch starred as Stephen Hawking. Eve and Cumberbatch later worked together in the 2006 comedy Starter for 10 before reuniting for Star Trek Into Darkness, in which Cumberbatch portrayed the primary antagonist. In the 2006 crime comedy Big Nothing, Eve co-starred opposite Simon Pegg, with whom she also reunited on Star Trek Into Darkness.

Eve's first American-made film was the 2009 drama Crossing Over, in which she co-starred with Ashley Judd. The following year, Eve was seen in two major motion picture comedies: she had the female lead in She's Out of My League and a supporting role in Sex and the City 2. The latter film also featured Kim Cattrall and Willie Garson.

In 2011, Eve appeared on the HBO series Entourage in the recurring role of Sophia. Among the performers she worked with on this series were Melinda Clarke, Alan Dale and Malcolm McDowell. To date, Entourage has been her only foray into American television.

In 2012, Eve played the lead female role in the Edgar Allan Poe-influenced thriller The Raven and appeared as a young Agent O in the sci-fi comedy sequel Men in Black 3. The latter also featured appearances by Bill Hader, Marti Matulis and Keone Young. After the release of Star Trek Into Darkness, Eve and Chris Pine appeared in the video for Paul McCartney's single "Queenie Eye". [3]

Further credits include the drama Decoding Annie Parker (2013, with Spencer Garrett and Bob Gunton), the drama Some Velvet Morning (2013), and the crime thriller Cold Comes the Night (2013, featuring Erin Cummings and co-written by Oz Perkins). More recently, Eve completed filming on the drama Dirty Weekend, set for a 2014 release. She also produced the 2013 drama Death of a Farmer, starring her parents Trevor Eve and Sharon Maughan.

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-'''Alice Sophia Eve''' {{born|6|February|1982}} is an actress who is playing a lead role in the {{film|12}}. She is playing [[Carol Marcus]].[http://trekmovie.com/2012/12/10/alice-eve-character-7-more-star-trek-into-darkness-characterstory-details-revealed-at-bad-robot-visit/] Her character is a [[Lieutenant]] [[science division]] [[Starfleet]] [[officer]] serving aboard the Enterprise although [[Bibi Besch]]'s rendition of the character was only a civilian scientist in [[Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan]].
+'''Alice Sophia Eve''' {{born|6|February|1982}} is the actress who played an alternate {{alt|Carol Marcus}} in {{y|2013}}'s {{film|12}}. Although the character was a civilian scientist in {{film|2}}, the version played by Eve is a [[Lieutenant]] [[science division]] [[Starfleet]] [[officer]] serving aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|alternate reality}}. [http://trekmovie.com/2012/12/10/alice-eve-character-7-more-star-trek-into-darkness-characterstory-details-revealed-at-bad-robot-visit/] She also recorded the [[Star Trek Into Darkness (novel)|audiobook]] of the film. [http://www.startrek.com/article/alice-eve-to-read-star-trek-into-darkness-audionovel] The {{y|2013}} [[Games|virtual collectible card battle game]] ''[[Star Trek: Rivals]]'' is using a picture of her for card #83 Doctor C. Marcus.
-Eve, who was born in London, England, made her feature film debut in the 2004 UK drama ''Stage Beauty''. She appeared in the 2004 television movie ''Hawking'', which starred [[Benedict Cumberbatch]] as [[Stephen Hawking (actor)|Stephen Hawking]]. She subsequently co-starred with him in the 2006 comedy ''Starter for 10'' and is reuniting with him in the ''Star Trek'' sequel. Also in 2006, she appeared in crime comedy ''Big Nothing'' with [[Simon Pegg]], with whom she will also reunite on the ''Star Trek'' sequel. Her first US-made film was the 2009 drama ''Crossing Over'', which also starred [[Ashley Judd]].
+Born in London, England, Eve made her screen acting debut in the BBC's biographical movie ''Hawking'', in which [[Benedict Cumberbatch]] starred as [[Stephen Hawking (actor)|Stephen Hawking]]. Eve and Cumberbatch later worked together in the 2006 comedy ''Starter for 10'' before reuniting for ''Star Trek Into Darkness'', in which Cumberbatch portrayed the primary antagonist. In the 2006 crime comedy ''Big Nothing'', Eve co-starred opposite [[Simon Pegg]], with whom she also reunited on ''Star Trek Into Darkness''.
-More recently, Eve had the female lead in the 2010 comedy ''She's Out of My League''. That same year, she was seen in the role of Erin in the comedy sequel ''Sex and the City 2'', which also featured [[Kim Cattrall]] and [[Willie Garson]]. She has since been seen in the recurring role of Sophia on the HBO series ''Entourage'' (2011), working with such performers as [[Melinda Clarke]], [[Alan Dale]] and [[Malcolm McDowell]].
+Eve's first American-made film was the 2009 drama ''Crossing Over'', in which she co-starred with [[Ashley Judd]]. The following year, Eve was seen in two major motion picture comedies: she had the female lead in ''She's Out of My League'' and a supporting role in ''Sex and the City 2''. The latter film also featured [[Kim Cattrall]] and [[Willie Garson]].
+In 2011, Eve appeared on the HBO series ''Entourage'' in the recurring role of Sophia. Among the performers she worked with on this series were [[Melinda Clarke]], [[Alan Dale]] and [[Malcolm McDowell]]. To date, ''Entourage'' has been her only foray into American television.
-Eve's further film credits include the the Edgar Allen Poe thriller ''The Raven'' (2012), the thriller ''ATM'' (2012), the drama ''Decoding Annie Parker'' (2012, with [[Bob Gunton]] and [[Spencer Garrett]]), and the science fiction/comedy sequel ''Men in Black 3'' (2012, with [[Keone Young]] and [[Marti Matulis]]).
+In 2012, Eve played the lead female role in the [[Edgar Allan Poe]]-influenced thriller ''The Raven'' and appeared as a young Agent O in the sci-fi comedy sequel ''Men in Black 3''. The latter also featured appearances by [[Bill Hader]], [[Marti Matulis]] and [[Keone Young]]. After the release of ''Star Trek Into Darkness'', Eve and [[Chris Pine]] appeared in the video for {{w|Paul McCartney}}'s single "Queenie Eye". {{st.com|check-out-chris-pine-alice-eve-in-paul-mccartneys-new-music-video|}}
+Further credits include the drama ''Decoding Annie Parker'' (2013, with [[Spencer Garrett]] and [[Bob Gunton]]), the drama ''Some Velvet Morning'' (2013), and the crime thriller ''Cold Comes the Night'' (2013, featuring [[Erin Cummings]] and co-written by [[Oz Perkins]]). More recently, Eve completed filming on the drama ''Dirty Weekend'', set for a 2014 release. She also produced the 2013 drama ''Death of a Farmer'', starring her parents Trevor Eve and Sharon Maughan.
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