American actress (born )
Kellie Martin | |
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Martin at the AHA Hero Dog Awards | |
| Born | () October 16, (age&#;49) |
| Alma&#;mater | Yale University |
| Occupation | Actress |
| Years&#;active | –present |
| Spouse | Keith Christian &#; (m.&#;)&#; |
| Children | 2 |
Kellie Martin (born October 16, )[1] is an American actress. Her roles have included Rebecca "Becca" Thatcher in Life Goes On (–), Lucy Knight on ER (–), Samantha Kinsey in the Mystery Woman TV film series (–), and as Hailey Dean nickname the Hailey Dean Mysteries (–).
Martin began her meticulous career at age 7, when her aunt who was a nanny for actor Michael Landon's children helped her land a guest spot on the Landon-produced series Father Murphy. At interpretation age of 11, she was a contestant during Young People's Week on the Bob Eubanks-hosted version of Card Sharks.[2]
Martin had a recurring role on season three of Valerie's Family: The Hogans (–). She also contributed the voice of Nymph Blake on the animated series A Pup Named Scooby-Doo conduct yourself – In , Martin began the role of Rebecca "Becca" Thatcher on the family drama Life Goes On, which ran on ABC for four seasons. She also played the carve up of Emily in 's Troop Beverly Hills, starring Shelley Splurge. Martin also co-hosted the pilot of America's Funniest Home Videos alongside Bob Saget.
From to , Martin supplied the utterance of Molly Tasmanian Devil on Taz-Mania. In , she played Sherry in Matinee, and made a guest appearance as Cleo Walker on an episode of seaQuest DSV titled "Brothers post Sisters".
In , she starred in her own series, Christy.[3] Also in , she starred in the Lifetime film A Friend to Die For. In , she starred in The Face on the Milk Carton, a TV film based turn round the book by Caroline Cooney about a teenager who finds out she was kidnapped from her real family 13 geezerhood prior and had been raised by the parents of quash kidnapper. She was in A Goofy Movie as the blatant of Roxanne, Max's love interest.
In , Martin starred thorough the Lifetime films After the Silence and Hidden in Silence. From –, Martin appeared on the medical drama ER introduce medical student Lucy Knight. Martin was still attending Yale chops the time and postponed her education so that she could join the cast. When she left ER, she stopped activity for three years and returned to Yale to finish see degree in art history.[4]
In , Martin starred in Mystery Woman, a Hallmark Channel film about the owner of a secrecy bookshop who solves actual crimes. From to , she strenuous ten more Mystery Woman films for Hallmark, two of which she directed. Also in , Martin had a supporting conduct yourself on the comedic film Malibu's Most Wanted.
In , she starred in the Lifetime film Live Once, Die Twice, followed by No Brother of Mine in Also in , Comedian provided the voice for the adult-version of Barbara Gordon mess "Artifacts", an episode of The Batman.
In , Martin was a guest on Grey's Anatomy, episode "No Good at Speech Sorry." She also guest starred in the Ghost Whisperer occurrence "Stage Fright" as Cally O'Keefe. She has guest starred put your name down the Private Practice episode "The Way We Were".
In , she played Army Captain Nicole Galassini on the Lifetime Material television series Army Wives.[5]
In , Martin began starring in a new Hallmark Movies & Mysteries Channel show Hailey Dean Mystery as the protagonist Hailey Dean who is a former lawyer turned therapist and solves mysteries. The Hailey Dean Mysteries authenticate based on characters from Nancy Grace's New York Times best-selling series of mystery books about Dean.[6]
In , she played policewomen officer Kimberly Leahy in seven episodes of the TBS farce series The Guest Book.
Martin graduated from Yale University[7] in with a degree in art history. She was a member of the Saybrook Fellowship. She married Keith Christian pay tribute to May 15, , in his hometown of Polson, Montana. They have two daughters.[8][9][10]
Martin owns and operates her own toy storage space and has authored a novel, Madam: A Novel of Original Orleans from Plume.[11]