Andrea Thompson

Andrea Thompson is an American actress best known for her performances on TV's 'Falcon Crest '24' as well as Babylon 5. The actress is also well-known for her voice-over work on numerous TV and film shows. Born in Dayton Ohio she grew up with three other siblings. After the age of 6 she was sent to Australia along with her parents. Thompson was able to move to New York in order to explore her modeling career once her high school graduation. An impressive modeling career opened her path to becoming an actor. Her acting journey began by studying at Strasberg Studio, Herbert Berghof Studios as well as Strasberg Studio. Strasberg Studio. Beginning with voiceovers for guests and now a successful actor of her own she has achieved a huge number of things. It is her amazing voice and acting skills which inspires many youngsters in the world that is show business. Divorced and married two times, she is the mother of two children. Andrea Thompson made her acting debut in the 1987 drama film 'Wall Street'. She also appeared in an episode of Monsters was the next step. The actress was portrayed in the 1989 episode as Genele Erikson. She was the character in the soap opera "Falcon Crest". The role she played was Nurse Helen Caldwell two years later in the movie Delirious. John Candy Emma Samms Mariel Hemingway Raymond Burr played the leading roles in this film. But, the film was not a success at the American box-office. The year 1992 was the first time she played the opportunity to actor in the drama-series Civil Wars. She appeared on 'Babylon 5' two years later as Talia, a psychic. It was her last episode of the show following the second season. Andrea Thompson born 6th January 1960 Dayton Ohio USA. Thompson has three siblings. The information about her parents is not available. She married David Guc, who she later divorced. Thompson was blessed with the birth of a son, Alec. The father of the boy is still unknown. In 1995, she was married to actor Jerry Doyle. Al Doyle was their child. The couple divorced in 1997.