Kimberley Joseph

Kimberley Joseph ( born August 30, 1973 in Vancouver, Canada) is an Australian actress of Canadian origin that has been known by supporting roles in numerous television series.

Biography

Three years after her birth attracted Kimberley Joseph's parents with her to Gold Coast in Australia, where she grew up. The last four years of her education she graduated at the private St. George 's School in Montreux, Switzerland. A study at the private Bond University in Gold Coast, they broke off in favor of a career as an actress in the final year. In addition, she worked as a model.

In 1993, she appeared in the Australian television series Paradise Beach. In 1995 she was co-presenter of the Australian edition of the game show Gladiators. 1996 Kimberley Joseph had a role in the Australian soap opera Home and Away. In 1997 and 1999 she appeared in two episodes of the U.S. series Hercules as "Nemesis".

After that, she took acting classes at the American Theater School in New York City. From 2001, she starred in the British television series Cold Feet, 2004 in seven episodes of the Australian medical series All Saints. From 2004, she appeared in several episodes of the American hit series Lost as a surviving stewardess.

In 2003, she was part of a run by the Scottish MEP Struan Stevenson group in Kazakhstan was informed about the health consequences of Soviet nuclear weapons tests at the inhabitants of the vicinity of the Semipalatinsk test site and aid funds distributed. The custom built by Kimberley Joseph and Struan Stevenson in the travel photo documentation was issued in 2004 in the Scottish Parliament, the European Parliament building in Brussels, on Capitol Hill in Washington, in the British Parliament and the Kazakh parliament in Astana. 2006 saw an illustrated with photographs of Kimberley Joseph book by Stevenson on the Semipalatinsk region ( Crying Forever: A Nuclear Diary ) whose proceeds benefit the radiation victims.