Andrea Thompson

Andrea Thompson, an American actress is best known for appearing on TV series 'Falcon Crest '24'' as well as Babylon 5'. The voiceovers she has done are well known. Three of her younger siblings traveled with them in Dayton Ohio where she was born. After the age of 6, Thompson moved to Australia together with her parents. After graduating from high-school and a trip around the world for five years Thompson settled in New York City to pursue modeling. Her career began as an actress after a successful modeling job. After completing her acting studies at Strasberg Studio and Herbert Berghof Studios she began her professional acting career. Her path has been an incredible one. From beginning as an actor in voice acting on stage as a guest before becoming a professional actor, she's come a very far. Her distinct voice and amazing acting skills inspire many young talent in show business. She is the mother of two kids who has been divorced and married on two occasions. Andrea Thompson made her acting debut in the 1987 drama film "Wall Street'. Then, she made an part in an episode of Monsters. in 1989 Genele was cast as Genele Ericson. Ericson on the show 'Falconcrest. Two years later she played the part of the nurse Helen Caldwell in the movie Delirious. Emma Samms, John Candy Mariel Hemingway Raymond Burr were the stars of the movie Delirious. The actress had a small character in the drama Civil Wars in 1992. The actress joined the show just two years later in the sci-fi thriller Babylon 5 as Talia Winters. The show was cancelled after its second episode. Andrea Thompson was born on January 6, 1960, on the 6th of January 1960 in Dayton Ohio USA. Andrea Thompson grew up in an extended family with three children. No information is available about her parents. In 1987 the actor married David Guc whom she then divorced in the year 90. Thompson had a child, Alec. His father has never been disclosed. She went on to marry the actor Jerry Doyle in 1995. Al, the son of the couple, is their name. They separated in 1997.