Katheryn Winnick

This article about an actor or production crew member is pretty good... for me to poop on! You can help the TV Database Wiki by expanding it.


Katheryn Winnick
Gender:	Female
Medium(s):	Television
Roles:	Actress
Date of birth:	December 17th, 1977
Place of birth:	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Notable works:	Bones

Katheryn Winnick is a Canadian television actress born in Toronto, Ontario, on December 17th, 1977. She made her television debut in 1999 on the "Sacrifices" episode of PSI Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal. Her first recurring acting work came soon after when she played Holly Benson on the TV series Student Bodies.

Katheryn's first American television work was in 2000 playing a woman named Roselyn in the "Nine Lives" episode of the adventure series Relic Hunter.

Katheryn appeared in two episodes of Law & Order: Criminal Intent. In 2002, she played Karyn Barrett in the season one episode, "Seizure". In 2009, she played Carrie Conlon in the season eight episode, "Faitfully".

In 2010, Katheryn played FBI agent Kat Russo in the "Identity Crisis" episode of the ABC series The Gates. Her character proved to be the featured antagonist of that episode.

From 2010-2011, Katheryn played imbedded reporter Hannah Burley in season six of the FOX Network crime drama Bones. Her character was romantically tied to the male lead, Seeley Booth, played by David Boreanaz and formed a tense love triangle that carried through most of the season.

Credits[]

Series credits[]

Series

Episodes/Seasons

Role

Episode credits[]

Incomplete

Series

Episode

Role

The Gates

Identity Crisis

Kat Russo

Notes & Trivia[]

Katheryn Winnick shares a birthday with 1600 Penn actor Bill Pullman who was born in 1953, The Walking Dead actress Laurie Holden, who was born in 1969 and American Horror Story actress Sarah Paulson, who was born in 1974.

Other works[]

External Links[]

References[]

Credits needed!
One or more sections of this article is incomplete, and requires additional information to bring this article to a higher standard of quality. You can help the TV Database Wiki by adding material to the "Credits" section.