Andrea Thompson

Andrea Thompson is an American actress best known for her appearances in the television shows 'Falcon Crest '24' and Babylon 5. Alongside her acting abilities, she's popular for her voice-overs. Her birthplace was in Dayton Ohio she grew up in a family of three. When she was six, she moved with her family to Australia. After completing high school and traveling the globe for five years Thompson settled in New York City to pursue modeling. She began her career as an actress after a successful modeling job. In the wake of her studies in Strasberg Studio as well as Herbert Berghof Studios, her acting career began. She has made a lot of progress, from performing voice-overs for guests and then becoming an actress. Her distinct voice and amazing acting talents inspire a variety of new talents in the show business. She has two children and is a mother who was married twice. Andrea Thompson broke through as actor in 1987's dramatic "Wall Street". The following year, Andrea Thompson made her debut as a guest on an episode of the TV series Monsters. The actress was portrayed in the 1989 episode in the role of Genele Erikson. She was the character from the soap-opera "Falcon Crest". In 1989, she was cast as Nurse Helen Caldwell. The actress John Candy, Emma Samms Mariel Hemingway Raymond Burr played one of the main roles in this film. But, the film was not a success at the American box-office. In 1992, the actress appeared as a special guest in the film Civil Wars. The year 1992 was the time she portrayed telepath Talia as part of the science-fiction show "Babylon5.' Her departure from the show came at the end of season 2. Andrea Thompson, born January 6th, 1960 lived in Dayton, Ohio. Thompson had three younger siblings. Details about her parents are not available. In 1987, the actress was married in 1987 David Guc. They divorced each other in 1990. Thompson was blessed with a child, Alec. The father of the boy is not known. She then married actress Jerry Doyle. Al Doyle, their son. The couple divorced in 1997.