Canadian actress Joanne Kelly might not have started acting very early, but as the saying goes ‘never say never when it comes to chasing your dreams’, Joanne has proven she has it all. needed to be a screen goddess. Her stellar performance in the sitcom Warehouse 13 launched her into stardom and since then she has made guest appearances in not only series but movies as well.
With less than a decade in the film industry, the talented actress earned a Gemini Award nomination in 2006 for the Playhouse series. Here’s everything you need to know about this incredible actress.
The biography of Joanne Kelly
Joanne Kelly is a Canadian citizen and she was born on December 22, 1978 in Bay d’Espoir, Newfoundland, Canada. She is of Irish descent, but not much is known about her childhood or early education. However, some sources say that at age 17 she moved from Newfoundland to Nova Scotia, where she attended Acadia University, but what she studied is unknown.
Career
During her youth, Joanne is said to have had a passion for acting and although no information is available what she did before 2002. It is a known fact that her acting career started with his first appearance in the drama film Mentors and Mutant X and The Bay of Love and Sorrows in 2002 which was directed by Tim Southam.
In 2003, she featured in J. Michael Straczynski’s television series Jeremiah where she played the role of Libby. Jonne Kelly was also cast as Sara Collins in the 2003 FOX sitcom Gone in which she made guest appearances until the following year and she is known for having a guest appearance in the SciFi film The Dresden Files where she starred . played the role of Vampire Bianca.
Joanne Kelly’s film appearances to date include Serial Crime as Sophie Nicole, Going the Distance as Sasha, Remembering Phil as Julia, Extraction as Natalie Meyers, Runoff as Betty Freeman, Don’t Blink as Claire, Closet Monster as Brin Madly and the 2016 film, Far From Everywhere as Hannah. She has also appeared in sitcoms like Vox, Prescription for Danger, The Disappearance and many more.
She was nominated for the Gemini Award in 2006 in Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role category after her brilliant role in the television series Gambling House