Where is Lauren Hammersley from? What movies was Lauren Hammersley in?

Lauren Hammersley (born in Campbell River, British Columbia)[1] is a Canadian actress widely known for playing teacher Lisa Mason in the CBC Television sitcom Mr. D.

Apart from that, she played an alcoholic but functional lawyer in Orphan Black and is currently starring as Charmaine in Virgin River on Netflix.

Where is Lauren Hammersley from?

Lauren was born in Campbell River, British Columbia and raised in Surrey, British Columbia. She was raised in Surrey, British Columbia and currently lives in Toronto.

Hammersley started acting at age 12 in an ad for Fantastic Sand Surprisesand in addition to acting, she worked as a photographer until working full time as an actor on Mr. D.

What movies was Lauren Hammersley in?

Film

Year Title Role Notes
2006 Bloody Mary Mary
2009 Child Wild Carmella Apples Video
2013 Stag Sarah

Television Shows

Year Title Role Notes
2002 John Doe Officer Fitzmaurice Episode: “Idaho”
2011 Single White Spenny Brooke Episode: “Open Relationship”
2012–2018 Mr. D Lisa Mason Main role
2013 Saving Hope Ariel Episode: “Defense”
2016–17 Orphan Black Adele Recurring role (seasons 4–5)
2019– Virgin River Charmaine Roberts Main role
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