Andrea Thompson

Andrea Thompson is a well-known American actor, most well-known for her work on the television shows 'Falcon Crest "24'' and Babylon 5'. She has also done voiceovers in many TV and film series. Her birthplace was in Dayton Ohio she grew up with three other siblings. At the age of six Thompson was sent to Australia together with her parents. Thompson left New York after graduating high school and travelled for 5 years. She hoped to begin an acting career by becoming a model. The success of her modeling career helped pave her way for acting. After completing her acting studies at Strasberg Studio and Herbert Berghof Studios she embarked on her first professional career in acting. Her path has been a remarkable one. From beginning as a voice actor as a guest at first to becoming a professional actress, she's come a very far. Her distinct voice and amazing acting skills inspire many young talents in the show business. She has two children and has a mom who was married twice. Andrea Thompson broke through as an actress in 1987's dramatic "Wall Street". In the following year, she was a guest-appearance in a Monsters episode. In 1989, she was Genele as a character in the soap show Falcon Crest. The that same year, she also played the nurse Helen Caldwell role in Delirious. The film starred John Candy, Emma Samms Mariel Hemingway, Raymond Burr, and Mariel Hemingway in leading roles. It did poorly in the American box office. The actress had a small character in the drama Civil Wars in 1992. The actress appeared in 'Babylon 5,' two years after that as Talia, a Telepath. The show was cancelled after two seasons. Andrea Thompson, born January 6th, 1960 was raised in Dayton Ohio. She grew up with three sisters. The information available is not about her parents. In 1987 the actor married David Guc whom she then divorced in 90. Thompson gave birth to a son, Alec in 1992. His father has never been identified. The actress got married to actor Jerry Doyle, in 1995. They have a son, named Al. The couple divorced in 1997.