Tamara Taylor

Canadian actress known for Bones

Tamara Taylor - Canadian actress known for Bones
Born

September 27th, 1970
55 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Canada

Links & References

An actress achieved prominence through her role as Camille Saroyan on the television series Bones. This character served as a forensic pathologist and played a pivotal role throughout the series. Taylor also appeared in the series City of Angels and participated in other television projects including The Catch and NCIS. In addition to television work, she has been involved in film projects, further expanding her career in the entertainment industry.

Portrayed Camille Saroyan in Bones

Featured in City of Angels

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