Andrea Thompson

Andrea Thompson, an American actress, is most well-known as a character on the television series "Falconcrest '24'" as well as Babylon 5'. Also, she has voiceovers on a variety of film and TV series. Her birthplace was in Dayton, Ohio. She was raised with three siblings. Thompson moved to Australia together with her family around the age of 6. Thompson, who graduated from high school in 2005, and spent five years travelling around the world after graduation and then relocated to New York for a modeling career. It was an excellent way to get into acting. In the wake of her studies in Strasberg Studio as well as Herbert Berghof Studios, her career in acting began. From her first days doing voiceovers for guests to now becoming a successful actor of her own she has done a tremendous amount. Her unique voice and brilliant acting skills inspire many young talents in the show business. The mother of two, she has been divorced and married on two occasions. Andrea Thompson broke through as actor in 1987's drama "Wall Street". This was followed by a guest performance in an episode of the TV show Monsters. In 1989, she was chosen as Genele Ericson on the soap opera 'Falcon Crest. She played Nurse Helen Caldwell two years later in the film Delirious. This film featured John Candy Emma Samms Mariel Hemingway, Raymond Burr, and Mariel Hemingway in leading roles. It was not a huge success in the American Box Office. The actress played a small part in the drama series Civil Wars in 1992. She appeared on 'Babylon 5' two years later as Talia who was a psychic. Following the second season it was her turn to leave the show. Andrea Thompson born 6th January 1960 Dayton Ohio USA. Thompson had three younger siblings. Her parents are unknown. In 1987, the actress got married David Guc who she divorced in 1990. Thompson was blessed with one son Alec in 1992. His father has never been identified. She got married to the actor Jerry Doyle, in 1995. Al Doyle is the son after whom the couple, is their name. The couple divorced in 1997.