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Catherine DentAmerican actress
Date of Birth: 14.03.1965
Country:  USA |
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Biography of Catherine Dent
Catherine Dent was born in 1965 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She received her education at the School of the Arts in North Carolina and took her first steps in television. Starting with small roles in series in the early 1990s, the ambitious young woman waited for her moment. Talented and very attractive, Catherine was confident that she would be noticed. And it happened - in 1994, Catherine Dent was invited to play the role of Charlotte Sullivan in Robert Benton's drama "Nobody's Fool" with Paul Newman in the lead role.
Rising Fame
Having performed excellently, the young actress caught the attention of directors and producers, and the offers began to come in a little more actively. While she didn't have major roles yet, she had recurring roles on television and in series. In 1997, she made a name for herself by appearing in the very popular ABC series "One Life to Live." Dent also appeared in series such as "Law & Order," "The Sopranos," "The X-Files," "Undercover Policeman," "Prison Break," and many others. But the most significant impact on the actress's career was her participation in the series "The Shield" - it was this role that caught the attention of critics.
Continued Success
In 2002, Dent landed a role in Paul Schrader's film "Auto Focus." In 2003, she played in the Oscar-winning thriller directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu - "21 Grams," with Sean Penn in the lead role. In the mystical series about aliens, "Taken," she played the role of Sally Clarke, and in "Grey's Anatomy" - the character Katie Rodgerson. In between shoots, Catherine Dent manages to perform in theater, participating in Broadway productions.
In 2005, the actress appeared in Lisa France's drama "The Unseen" and also in the television film "Tides of War" by Brian Trenchard-Smith, which tells the story of a secret mission of a submarine in the Sea of Japan. She also appeared in the series "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" in 2008 and in two more films in 2009 - the tele-drama "Natalee Holloway" directed by Mikael Salomon, and the thriller "Duress" by Jordan Barker.
To date, Catherine Dent has worked in over forty films, with roles ranging from insignificant to somewhat noticeable. However, Catherine Dent's main "star" role is still ahead.
