Marjean Holden

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Marjean Holden (born November 3, 1964 in Minneapolis , Minnesota ) is an American film and television actress .

life and work

Marjean Holden was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in 1964 and studied at Northern Arizona University and Arizona State University .

In 1987 she made her film debut in the movie Bill & Ted's Crazy Journey through Time . She then had guest roles in numerous television series, including The Prince of Bel-Air , Renegade , JAG - On behalf of Honor , Tales from the Crypt , Star Trek: Deep Space Nine , Nikita and Susan . She also starred in Steven Spielberg 's The Lost World and Jan De Bont 's Speed ​​2 - Cruise Control, as well as in other films including Philadelphia Experiment II as Jess after Courteney Cox got out of the role.

Holden was best known in the role of the fighter "Arina" in the television series Beastmaster - Lord of the Wild . In the Babylon 5 film Babylon 5: Brothers in Arms , Holden played the role of an Earthforce navigator aboard the IAS Excalibur. In the Babylon 5 - offshoot Crusade she played Chief Medical Officer Dr. Sarah Chambers, also on the Excalibur. As "Sheeva" she played in the film Mortal Kombat 2 - Annihilation and in Ballistic an undercover cop who specializes in martial arts at the side of Cory Everson .

Aside from her acting career, Holden works with war veterans and received an award from the Military Order of the Purple Heart in 1996 for her commitment to war invalids and veterans.

Filmography (selection)

Individual evidence

  1. a b c Starlet receives award in Prescott. May 31, 1996.
  2. Stephen Holden: Review / Film; Back to a Big 'What If?' in '43. The New York Times , November 13, 1993
  3. Kathy O'Malley, Dorothy Collin: O'Malley & Collin. INC. Chicago Tribune , December 28, 1992
  4. ^ A b Vincent Terrace Crime fighting heroes of television: over 10,000 facts from 151 shows, 1949-2001. & McFarland & Company, 2002; P. 27. ISBN 978-0-7864-1395-9
  5. Joe Nazzaro, Jaclyn Easton, Jason Davis, Brandon Klassen: Crusade: Behind the scenes. Synthetic Worlds Ltd, 2010; Pp. 63-74. ISBN 978-0-9795393-8-1
  6. ^ Craig D. Reid: Robin Shou: Born in Hong Kong, but made in America. Black Belt Magazine 36 (1), January 1998.

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