Andrea Thompson
Andrea Thompson is a well-known American actor, most well-known for her work on the TV series 'Falconcrest "24'' and Babylon 5'. In addition to her acting, she is popular for her voice work. She grew up with three of her brothers in Dayton Ohio. Along with her parents, she moved to Australia when she was just six years old. Following graduation from high school and travelling the world for five years Thompson moved back to New York to pursue a career as a model. An impressive modeling career opened the way to acting. Her acting journey began by studying in the Strasberg Studio, Herbert Berghof Studios and at the Strasberg Studio. The journey she has taken is an amazing one. From beginning as a voice actor in the beginning as a guest before becoming a professional actor, she's come a very far. It's her incredible voice and acting skills that have inspired many new stars that is show business. Two kids are the product of her divorce and marriage. Andrea Thompson had her breakthrough acting role in the drama film Wall Street, released in 1987. Then, she made an appearance in an Monsters episode. The year 1989 saw her cast in the role of Genele Ericson in the soap opera "Falcon Crest. That same year, she portrayed the nurse Helen Caldwell role in Delirious. This film featured John Candy, Emma Samms Mariel Hemingway, Raymond Burr, and Mariel Hemingway in leading roles. The film did not do well at the American Box Office. In 1992, the actress was featured as a special guest in the film Civil Wars. Talia was cast in the sci-fi show Babylon 5 in 1992 as Talia. The show ended following the second season. Andrea Thompson was born on January 6 1960 in Dayton Ohio USA. Her family consisted of three brothers and sisters. The information available is not about her parents. She was married David Guc, who she later divorced. Thompson was a mother to Alec Thompson in 1992. His father remains unidentified till date. Her wedding was to the actor Jerry Doyle in 1995. They have one son who is named Al. They separated in 1997.
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