Selected filmography of Christine Lehman

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Kristin Lehman is a Canadian actress known for her roles in films and TV series such as Dog Park, Poltergeist: Legacy, Fair Amy, The Murder and others. In the article, we will pay attention to the biography and the most popular projects with her participation.

Kristin Lehman: biography

Kristin was born in 1972 in New Westminster and grew up in Vancouver, in British Columbia, Canada's Western Province. In the same place, she studied dancing for eight years under the guidance of the best teachers of the Royal Academy of Dance. But, having broken her ankle, which never healed, she realized that she could not achieve high results in this area, so she switched to acting, which attracted her no less. Now she continues to live in Vancouver with her husband, Canadian actor Adam Graydon Reed, with whom they are raising their son together.

Dog Kung Fu

Kristin's career began in 1995, when she had the opportunity to play cameo roles in the ABC comedy-drama The Commissioner of Police (1991-1996) and Nick Knight's mystical detective The Knight Forever (1992-1996). And in 1996 came outadventure comedy by Fraser Clark Heston - a film with Christine Lehman, which, although it turned out to be a financial failure and collected a lot of negative reviews, gave the actress the first supporting role in her career.

In the same year, the actress starred in six episodes of David Carradine and Chris Potter's multi-part action movie "Kung Fu: The Rebirth of a Legend" (1993-1997). Then she received a small role in Lance Young's melodrama Bliss. Appeared in Peter Swatek's Canadian horror film Hemoglobin (1997), based on Howard Lovecraft's short story The Lurking Horror. And in 1998, she played Keiran, one of the girlfriends of the creator of newspaper ads, in Bruce McCulloch's melodrama Dog Park.

Fair Riddick

From 1998 to 1999 Christine Lehman played Harvard anthropologist Christine Adams in the third and fourth seasons of Richard Burton Lewis's mystical series Poltergeist: Legacy (1996-1999), which centers on the ancient secret society Legacy with an important mission to protect humanity from supernatural forces and the paranormal.. The role of Francesca Chidduk, a supporting character, was performed in Christopher McQuarrie's crime drama The Way of the Weapon (2000). And for twenty episodes, she played Dr. Lily Reddiker, Chief of Human Resources, on the CBS drama series Fair Amy (1999-2005).

In 2004, the actress played Li Mei Bristol law firm employee in the sci-fiEd Zuckerman's series Future City, which takes place in 2030 in Los Angeles. She starred in the director's version of David Twohy's fantasy action film The Chronicles of Riddick (2004), which tells the story of the adventures of the fictional anti-hero Richard Riddick. And the role of Ellen, a professional poker player, was performed in the mini-series by Brian Koppelman and David Levine "Tilt" (2005).

Changed Beast

From 2005 to 2006 Kristin Lehman starred in twelve episodes of Fox's crime drama Anomalies, where she played Daniel Carter, an analytical detective. The mysterious Karina Wiles played in the drama series by Tim Miner and Ben Queen "Race" (2007). And for 26 episodes, she played the role of Gwen Eaton, an adviser to city councilman Darren Richmond, in the AMC crime drama The Homicide (2011–2014).

From 2013 to 2016 the actress starred in Daniel Cerone's police drama Motive, where she acted as Angelica Flynn, a detective specializing in determining the motives of crimes. In the image of Teresa Archer, the director of Ombello, she appeared in Matthew Parkhill's serial thriller "The Beast" (2013 - …). And in 2018, she played Miriam Bancroft, the wife of the richest man Lawrence Bancroft and the mother of twenty-one children, in the sci-fi thriller Altered Carbon (2018) by Laeta Kalogridis. And the continuation of the career of Christine Lehman will be the project of Canadian director Jerry Ciccoritti Exposure, the release date of whichnot yet announced.