Cindy Dolenc
Cindy Dolenc ( born August 3, 1976 in Toronto, Ontario) is a Canadian actress.
Life and achievements
She grew up with her mother in Toronto. Her father is from Scotland and is a singer and musician. Cindy Dolenc also worked some as a model. At 19, she went to New York and then to Los Angeles, where she sang with a band 20 blues and drama classes visited. She appeared in an independent film, a car commercial, and often with the theater. Then she moved to England and played Sally in the stage play Mamet Women by author Frederick Stroppel, the pieces by David Mamet parodies. In the dramatic play The Hairy Ape by Eugene O'Neill, she embodied the role of Mildred Douglas, directed by Rhys Thomas. For two years she lived and studied in London, where she was cast by director Stanley Kubrick for their first paid film role. She stepped namely as a waitress in the film Eyes Wide Shut (1999) with Tom Cruise. She returned to Los Angeles and then to Canada. There Dolenc received her first television role, and indeed in the dramatic spy series Nikita with Peta Wilson and Roy Dupuis. She performed at the end of the fourth and fifth in the relay regularly as Kate Quinn and replaced the computer genius Birkoff, reincarnated by Matthew Ferguson to life.
Dolenc lives in Los Angeles, California. She put Terrin in the dramatic piece North Beach dar. It was premiered on 15 April 2005 in Santa Monica. The author is Bill Swadley, and was directed by Taylor Nichols.