Claudette Mink

Claudette Mink (born April 4, 1971) is a Canadian actress.

Claudette Mink
Born (1971-04-04) April 4, 1971
Toronto, Ontario

Filmography

Television

  • Romeo Killer: The Chris Porco Story (2013): Betsy Masters - TV movie
  • R.L. Stine's The Haunting Hour (2012): Painting Mom - 1 episode
  • Smart Cookies (2012): Erica - TV movie
  • Web of Desire (2009): Finn Connors - TV movie
  • Fringe (2009): Captain Diane Burgess – 1 episode
  • Harper's Island (2009): Katherine Wellington – 8 episodes
  • Reaper (2009): Cindy – 1 episode
  • The Guard (2008): Laura Nelson – 7 episodes, replaced by Sonya Salomaa
  • Battlestar Galactica (2006): Shevon – 1 episode
  • Best Friends (2005 TV movie)
  • Men in Trees (2006): Kiki – 1 episode
  • The L Word (2006): Marlene – 1 episode
  • 24 (2005): Kelly Girard – 1 episode
  • Smallville (2004): Corinne Hartford – 1 episode
  • Dead Like Me (2004): Jeanie – 1 episode
  • The Days (2004): Tyler – Recurring
  • Stephen King's Kingdom Hospital (2004): Celeste Daldry – 4 episodes
  • Tom Stone (2003): –1 episode
  • The Twilight Zone (2002): Lea – 1 episode
  • L.A. Law (2002): Belinda James – 1 episode
  • John Doe (2002): Turquoise – 3 episodes
  • Skate (2001–2002): Whitney Lass – 13 episodes
  • First Wave (2000): Allegra – 2 episodes
  • Andromeda (2000): Kae-Lee – 1 episode
  • Doc (2000): – 2 episodes
  • Sliders (1999): Brice – 1 episode
  • The Outer Limits (1998): Jessica Brooks – episode: "In the Zone"
  • Viper (1997): Louise – 1 episode
  • Earth: Final Conflict (1997): Janice – 1 episode
  • Sliders (1997): Sheilah – 1 episode
  • Pacific Blue (1996): Jane Robertson – 1 episode

Film

Education

She is a graduate of George Brown Theatre School.

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