Karina Lombard

Actress and singer in television and film

Karina Lombard - Actress and singer in television and film
Born

January 21st, 1969
56 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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Born in New York City to French and American parents, an actress and singer gained recognition in the 1990s through various roles in film and television. Stardom rose with significant performances in the television series 'The Cleaners' and 'The Crown'. Additional appearances in films such as 'Legends of the Fall' showcased versatility and talent. Beyond acting, engaging in music added depth to creative endeavors.

Featured in 'Legends of the Fall'

Appeared in 'The Cleaners'

Contributed musically to various projects

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