Alice (Wiggins), a seemingly unassuming housewife, casually proposes a racist plan at the mixer, sparking raucous laughter among the Alt-Right women.

Alice (Wiggins), a lonely housewife craving connection, finds herself drawn to a group of like-minded, Alt-Right women.

Wiggins portrays an Irish barmaid who comforts Pat Keeley (Damian McGinty), a young man struggling with homesickness.

Giving the run-down to the new girl, Rachel Brosnahan, at the office. (1940s)

Surprise martini time visit, opposite Rachel Brosnahan. (1940s)

Mrs. Reynard (Wiggins) visits with her son and Terry (Skarsgard) inside a woman's prison about her future.

Smoking while pregnant opposite Rachel Brosnahan. (1940s)

Silver spoon socialite forced to slum it in the desert during The Manhattan Project with Rachel Brosnahan. (1940s)

Mrs. Reynard (Wiggins) being interviewed by two crooked cops (Pena and Skarsgard) after butchering her husband.

Paramedic, Ambulance Triage and Medical Jargon opposite Ken Leung and Jeananne Goossen.

Wiggins uses ASL to communicate heartbreak.

Wiggins, a prospective home buyer, stumbles upon Eva Longoria being held hostage with other illegal immigrants.

Small town waitress start a bar fight when she tries to take Dermot Mulroney's drink order.

Awkward times with Oscar Isaac and Kate Mara at a ten year High School reunion.

Rebekah portrays the classic Shakespearean heroine, Viola, in this quirky independent comedy. The Merry Maids of Madness places the Shakespearean heroines in a modern day insane asylum.

1980s nurse, breaks the severity of a patients (Richard Jenkins) injury, opposite Chloë Grace Moretz and Elias Koteas. **Winner: Scream Queen Award – Spike TV Scream Awards

Shock and dismay at Anton Yelchin's bizarre grieving habits. (reaction shot)

Rebekah says "I DO to gay marriage", as a gay school teacher, opposite presidential candidate, Kelsey Grammer.

Wiggins forces Amy Adams to play the "poopy diaper game" at a small town baby shower.

Rebekah guides Jordana Spiro down a wild futuristic road through the afterlife.

Guitar Playing & singing! Open mic gone VERY wrong.

Wiggins as a melodramatic film noir heroine from the '40s.