Andrea Thompson
Andrea Thompson is an American actor best known for her performances on the TV shows 'Falcon Crest '24' as well as Babylon 5. Her voice-over work is well acknowledged. She was born in Dayton Ohio, she was born with three sisters and brothers. The year was 2006 when she and her family emigrated out of Ohio and into Australia. Following her graduation from high school and travelling across the globe for five years, Thompson relocated back to New York to pursue a career as a model. She began her career acting as an actress following a successful modeling job. For her first role as a professional her acting career began following her acting lessons with Strasberg Studio. Starting out as an actor at first, to eventually being a successful actress in her own right she has come a long way. Numerous young talents in the showbiz industry have been inspired by her amazing acting skills and distinctive voice. The actress has two children. She has a mom who was married twice. Andrea Thompson's debut as an actor was in 1987's thriller movie "Wall Street". In the following year, she was an appearance in the Monsters episode. In 1989 she played Genele as a character in the soap show Falcon Crest. After two years, when she played nurse Helen Caldwell as part of the movie Delirious. Featuring John Candy Emma Samms Mariel Hemingway and Raymond Burr as the lead actors, the movie was not a success in the American box office. In 1992, she had an unimportant part in the drama Civil Wars. She was cast in two years later of the sci-fi thriller Babylon 5 as Talia Winters. Her departure came at the close of season two of the sci-fi thriller. Andrea Thompson is a 60-year-old American born in Dayton Ohio. Andrea Thompson was raised by the family of three. The parents of her siblings are not known. She was married David Guc, who she later divorced. Thompson had an infant son Alec in 1992. The father is still unidentified to the date. In 1995 she got married to actor Jerry Doyle. They have a son, named Al. The couple divorced in 1997.






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