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'. The voiceovers she has done are well acknowledged. Her three younger siblings accompanied her on her journey to Dayton Ohio where she was born. When she was six, she moved with the family members to Australia. Thompson relocated from New York after graduating high school, and after travelling for 5 time. She hoped to begin modeling as a profession. It was an excellent method to start acting. She started her acting career following her studies at Strasberg Studio, Herbert Berghof Studios and the Strasberg Studio. Her path has been an amazing one. Beginning as a voice actor in the beginning as a guest and then becoming an actor professionally, she's come a very far. Her distinct voice and amazing acting abilities inspire a lot of young talent in show business. She has two children and has a mom who was married two times. Andrea Thompson's debut as an actor was in 1987's dramatic film "Wall Street". A guest appearance on an episode of Monsters followed. The actress played Genele Ericson on the soap drama Falcon Crest in 1989. The following year, she portrayed the part as the nurse Helen Caldwell in the movie Delirious. John Candy Emma Samms Mariel Hemingway Raymond Burr played the leading roles in this film. The film, however, was not a success at the American box-office. She had the opportunity to actor in the drama-series Civil Wars. In 1992, she portrayed telepath Talia in the sci-fi show 'Babylon 5.' Following the second season, she left the show. Andrea Thompson born 6th January 1960 Dayton Ohio USA. She was raised with three brothers and sisters. The name of the parents of her were. The actor got married in 1987 David Guc whom she then divorced in 1990. Thompson had an infant son Alec in 1992. The father of Alec has not been identified. The year 1995 was the time she got married to actor Jerry Doyle. They have a son, named Al. The couple divorced in 1997.