Andrea Thompson

Andrea Thompson was an American actor best known for appearances on the television shows "Falcon Crest 24", Babylon 5'. Also, she has voiceovers for a number of TV and film shows. Her home was Dayton Ohio, she was raised by her three brothers and sisters. The year was 2006 when she and her family emigrated across Ohio Australia. Following graduation of high school, and traveling across the globe for five years, Thompson relocated to New York to pursue a career in modeling. After a successful career in modeling, Thompson moved into acting. Her acting journey began after studying with the Strasberg Studio, Herbert Berghof Studios and the Strasberg Studio. From her first days doing voice-overs for guests and now a successful actor of her own she has achieved a huge amount. Her distinct voice and amazing acting talents inspire a variety of new talent in show business. She was divorced and married twice. she has two kids. Andrea Thompson's debut as an actor was in 1987's dramatic film "Wall Street". This was followed by a guest performance in an episode of the TV series Monsters. The year 1989 saw her cast in the role of Genele Ericson on the soap opera 'Falcon Crest. After two years, that she played Nurse Helen Caldwell as part of the movie Delirious. With John Candy, Emma Samms Mariel Hemingway and Raymond Burr as lead characters, the film didn't do well in the American box office. The actress played a small character in the drama Civil Wars in 1992. The actress appeared in 'Babylon 5,' two years after that as Talia, a telepath. Her departure came at the close of season 2 of the sci-fi show. Andrea Thompson was born in Dayton, Ohio on the 6th of January 1960. Thompson had three younger siblings. There is no information about her parents. In 1987, the actress got married David Guc who she divorced in 1990. Thompson was blessed with the son of her marriage, Alec in 1992. The father of Alec Thompson remains unknown. She then married the actor Jerry Doyle. The couple has one son, named Al. They divorced in 1997.