Andrea Thompson
Andrea Thompson is a well-known American actor, most well-known for her role as the star of the television shows 'Falcon Crest '24''and Babylon 5'. Andrea Thompson is a voice actress in many movies and television shows. Three of her younger siblings traveled with them to Dayton Ohio where she was born. After the age of 6, Thompson was sent to Australia along with her parents. Following graduation from high school, and a trip around the world for 5 years, Thompson settled in New York City to pursue modeling. After a successful career in modeling, Thompson began acting. Her professional career began after she completed her acting studies with Strasberg Studio & Herbert Berghof Studios. From doing voice work as a guest starting out to being a successful actress on her own she's made a significant way. Her amazing vocal and acting abilities that inspire many of the youngsters in the world that is show business. Two kids are the product of her marriages and divorces. Andrea Thompson broke through as an actor in the 1987 dramatic "Wall Street". She also appeared in an episode of Monsters followed. In 1989 she played Genele as a character in the soap opera Falcon Crest. The same year, she portrayed the Nurse Helen Caldwell role in Delirious. The film starred John Candy Emma Samms Mariel Hemingway and Raymond Burr as the lead actors, the movie did not do very well at the American box office. She had a role as a guest star in the drama-series Civil Wars. Talia joined the scifi drama Babylon 5 in 1992 as Talia. Her departure from the show came at the end of season 2. Andrea Thompson, born January 6, 1960, lived in Dayton,, Ohio. Her family consisted of three siblings and three brothers. The information about her parents is inaccessible. The actress got engaged with David Guc in 1987, whom she divorced from her life in the year 1990. Thompson had the birth of a son, Alec. His father's identity hasn't been disclosed. In 1995, she was wed to actor Jerry Doyle. Al is the son of this couple is named. They divorced in 1997.






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