After training at the Upright Citizens Brigade and working in their flagship show Asssscat, Holland officially kicked off her onscreen. Aside from Happiest Season, Holland has only appeared in a handful of films, but they'll probably seem quite familiar; in 2016, she popped up alongside Zac Efron, Adam Devine, and future co-star Plaza in Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates, and in 2017, she appeared in Brie Larson's whimsical directorial debut Unicorn Store. In 2019, she joined the enormous cast of Zach Galifianakis' Netflix comedy Between Two Ferns.
Holland's television resume, however, boasts some pretty huge titles. In 2015, she was cast as a series regular on Patrick Stewart's Blunt Talk, though the show only lasted for two seasons, and has also appeared on all of showrunner Michael Schur's shows in small roles, including Parks and Recreation, The Good Place, and Brooklyn Nine-Nine. She's also showed up on some huge HBO comedies, including a small role on Silicon Valley and a recurring part on Veep, where she worked with her future Happiest Season collaborator DuVall.
Most recently, Holland has appeared in shows like Amazon's Homecoming and HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm and has lent her voice to animated projects like Harley Quinn, Star Wars: Jedi Temple Challenge, and Hoops. If you want to catch Holland's breakout turn in Happiest Season, you can watch the film on Hulu now.
