Andrea Thompson
Andrea Thompson, an American actress, is most well-known as a character on the television series "Falcon Crest "24" and Babylon 5'. Her voice-over work is well acknowledged. She was raised with three of her siblings within Dayton Ohio. When she was six, Thompson relocated to Australia as did her parents. Following her graduation from high school and touring around the world for five years Thompson was able to move back to New York to pursue a career in modeling. A successful modeling career helped open the door to her acting. Her career as an actor began shortly after she took acting classes at Strasberg Studio & Herbert Berghof Studios. From her first days doing voiceovers for guests to now becoming a successful actor on her own she has accomplished a great deal. Her amazing voice and acting talent which inspires many youngsters in the world that is show business. Divorced and married two times, she is the mother of two kids. Andrea Thompson broke through as actor in 1987's film "Wall Street". Following this she made her guest debut in an episode of her TV series Monsters. In 1989, Genele got the role of Genele Ericson. Ericson in the film 'Falcon Crest. Then, in 1989, she was cast in the role of Nurse Helen Caldwell. The film, which featured John Candy, Emma Samms Mariel Hemingway Raymond Burr and Raymond Burr as the lead actors, didn't do extremely well at American box offices. She was offered a role as a actor in the drama-series Civil Wars. Two years later she joined in the ensemble of the sci-fi drama "Babylon Five" in the role of telepath Talia Winters. The show ended after season two. Andrea Thompson was born in Dayton in Ohio on 6 January, 1960. Thompson had three younger siblings. Her parents are unknown. The actress got wed with David Guc in 1987, which she split of her affairs in 1990. Thompson also had Alec Thompson in the year 1992. The parent of Alec Thompson's father is still unknown. In 1995 she got wed to actor Jerry Doyle. Al is the son of this couple is named. The couple divorced in 1997.






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