Charlotte Sullivan

Canadian actress, starred in 'Rookie Blue'

Charlotte Sullivan - Performers & Entertainers born October 21st, 1983
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Born in 1983, an actress from Canada gained recognition for roles in television shows and films. Notably starred in the series 'Rookie Blue' as Gail Peck. Other appearances include roles in 'The Last Train' and 'Say You Will'. Her career began at a young age, developing a versatile acting skill set across various genres. Showcased talent in both drama and comedy, contributing to numerous productions over the years.

starring in 'Rookie Blue' as Gail Peck

appearing in 'The Last Train'

featured in 'Say You Will'

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