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Olivia Wilde Dr. Remy Hadley/"Thirteen"

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Equally successful in film and television, Olivia Wilde has starred in an array of comedic and dramatic roles. Wilde recently wrapped production on the futuristic thriller "Tron Legacy" directed by Joseph Kosinski.

Wilde was seen opposite Jack Black in the biblical-era comedy "Year One." Previously, Wilde starred in and produced "FIX," the story of documentary filmmakers who race all over California to help out a relative. Wilde also co-starred opposite Bruce Willis, Emile Hirsch and Justin Timberlake in the film "Alpha Dog," based on the true story of Jesse James Hollywood.

She previously won Best Actress at the Aspen Film Festival for the independent feature "Bickford Schmeckler's Cool Ideas."

On stage, Wilde starred in Epic Theatre Center's Off-Broadway production of "Beauty on the Vine." On television she co-starred in the drama "The Black Donnellys," created by Paul Haggis. Wilde's television breakout role was in the Jerry Bruckheimer produced FOX series "Skin," and she is also known for her recurring role on the FOX series "The O.C."

Wilde lives in Los Angeles.

House dubbed Dr. Remy Hadley "Thirteen," based on her number in his job interview/contest held following the departure of his original team. During the contest, her momentary inattention resulted in the death of a patient, but she was nonetheless hired by House, who said it was not a mistake she'll ever repeat.

Thirteen lost her mother at an early age to Huntington's disease, but she didn't test herself for the inherited condition until House intervened. After testing positive, Thirteen embarked on a brief tear of destructive behavior. She later began a relationship with team member Dr. Eric Foreman. After hinting at declining health, she asked for a leave of absence from the team.