Alex Kingston

English actress, River Song in Doctor Who

Alex Kingston - Performers & Entertainers born March 11th, 1963
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An English actress, celebrated for her work in television and film. Played the character River Song in the long-running science fiction series Doctor Who, making a significant impact on the show's narrative. Appeared in the medical drama ER as Dr. Elizabeth Corday, contributing to the series' popularity. Kingston has also worked in theater and film, showcasing a range of roles throughout her career.

played River Song in Doctor Who

played Dr. Elizabeth Corday in ER

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