Kathleen Robertson

Kathleen Robertson's diverse projects and chameleon-like performances continue to impress audiences and critics alike. She starred in Gus Van Sant's Starz drama Boss as aide to Kelsey Grammer's "Mayor Kane." Kathleen also starred in the drama A Night For Dying Tigers which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and more recently filmed the anticipated sequel to Writer/Director Don Shebib's 1970 Canadian classic Goin' Down the Road, fittingly titled Down the Road Again.

Kathleen's work includes her headlining IFC's Gemini Award-winning mockumentary style comedy series The Business for which she also served double duty as Executive Producer. Additionally, her turn as the wicked sorceress sister opposite Zooey Deschanel in Tin Man, Sci Fi's six-hour mini-series take on "The Wizard of Oz," which at the time garnered the highest ratings in the network's history along with multiple Emmynominations. In 2011, Kathleen's feature role had her playing the perfect comedic foil as the best friend to the slightly neurotic lead in the romantic comedy Losing Control.

No stranger to the big screen, she starred alongside Academy Award-winners Ben Affleck and Adrien Brody in the dramatic thriller Hollywoodland and appeared opposite Mark Ruffalo in IFC Films' sexual drama XX/XY that was in dramatic competition at the Sundance Film Festival. In contrast, she also starred for Keenen Ivory Wayans in the sequel to Dimension Films' blockbuster, Scary Movie.

Additional feature credits include Beautiful with Minnie Driver for director Sally Field, Bruce McCulloch's Dog Park, and Sundance favorite Psycho Beach Party. Kathleen also has co-starred with Bill Murray in director John McNaughton's comedy Speaking of Sex; starred as notorious Canadian murderer Evelyn Dick in the grizzly 1946 true story Torso for which she garnered her third Best Actress Gemini Award nomination (Canadian Emmy); and had a coveted cameo opposite Sean Penn in New Line Cinema's I Am Sam.

In addition, she appeared in the Adam Goldberg helmed I Love Your Work with Giovanni Ribisi and Franke Potente. Kathleen's sophomore foray into television since assuming the role of "Clare Arnold" on the hit FOX series Beverly Hills, 90210 was with the David E. Kelley drama Girls Club for which she received considerable critical praise.

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