Tina Holmes
Tina Holmes (born 1973 in New York City, New York ) is an American actress.
Life and career
Tina Holmes grew up in New York City and Connecticut. She studied for two years at Yale University. A short time later, she moved to France and studied French and literature at the Sorbonne University there. After Holmes had returned to the U.S., she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in literature at Brown University. Then she went back to France to participate there on a documentary about the famous writer and poet Jean Genet. In addition, she spent part of their studies and at the Federal University of Pernambuco in Brazil.
Before Holmes actress was, she worked on many documentaries, including Bruce Weber and Robert Mitchum, with. She produced the documentation 're Nobody Until Somebody Loves You. After working as a producer and as a director, she decided to become an actress.
Her acting career began in 1998 in Holmes Edge of Seventeen. In 1999 followed the film 30 Days and in 2000 the films The Photographer and Prince of Central Park. Tina Holmes had guest appearances in television shows such as Third Watch - use the limit, ER - The ER, Strong Medicine: like fire and ice, 24, Cold Case - No victim is ever forgotten, Dr. House and Private Practice. Furthermore, it was in the final season of Six Feet Under - Died always be seen as Maggie Sibley. In 2010 she had a starring role in the short-lived NBC series Persons Unknown.