Nina Siemaszko
Nina Siemaszko (born 14 July 1970, Chicago ) is an American actress.
Life and achievements
The father of Siemaszko was a Pole, who was imprisoned during the Second World War in Sachsenhausen concentration camp and later emigrating to the USA. The actor Casey Siemaszko is her brother. Nina Siemaszko studied at St. Ignatius College, where she was relegated and resumed later. Later she studied as her brother at the Goodman School of Drama, the Chicago DePaul University.
Siemaszko made his debut in the comedy One More Saturday Night (1986). In the action-comedy Daddy's Cadillac (1988 ) she played alongside Carol Kane and Heather Graham. In the film drama Wild Orchid II she took with Tom Skerritt one of the main roles. Living in the comedy agent alone (1992 ) she played alongside Roger Moore one of the bigger roles in the comedy Suicide Kings (1997) she played a bigger role alongside Christopher Walken, in the comedy A Christmas Carol (2003) she played next to Tori Spelling. Siemaszko occurred in the years 2001 to 2006 in a few episodes of the TV series The West Wing - The West Wing on. In the television films of the series Mystery Woman, she played the role of the prosecutor Cassandra Hillman.