Claudia Christian

Actress known for role in Babylon 5

Claudia Christian - Performers & Entertainers born August 10th, 1965
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Acclaimed as an actress, singer, writer, and director. Gained recognition for portraying Commander Susan Ivanova in the science fiction television series 'Babylon 5'. Contributed to the genre through various performances and creative projects. In addition to acting, engaged in singing and writing, focusing on both music and literature. Directed and produced several works, showcasing versatility across multiple entertainment fields. Actively participated in fan events and conventions related to 'Babylon 5'.

Portrayed Commander Susan Ivanova in 'Babylon 5'

Released music and written works

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