Katharine Isabelle - Nude or Sexy Film Reviews(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
They could've called it I Was a Sexy Teenage Werewolf, but Ginger Snaps (2000) helped put the emphasis on Katherine Isabelle and her wild turn as young wolfen Ginger.
It was a star-making indie role for Katharine, who was rapidly becoming just another aging child actor.
In fact, her big post-Ginger role was as "Laughing Girl" in the film version of Josie and the More...
Katharine: I have some friends that made movies like that when they were eight, nine years old, and they got stressed out, their hair and eyelashes fell out and they had to go into therapy.
Katharine: I've only done one day with [Al] Pacino and all he had to do was make eye contact with me from about 15 feet away.
Biography: "Katharine was born in Vancouver, Canada, but not as KatharineIsabelle - her birth name was Katharine Murray.
Like most actors/actresses, Katharine started quite young, so by the time she was ten you could find her playing small parts in such shows as Madison and the popular X Files.
Katharine also appeared on the big screen, landing parts in Knight Moves with Christopher Lambert and Salt Water Moose.
Born Katherine Murray in Vancouver, B.C. back in 1982, Katherine Isabelle is the name she flaunts in her credits most often.
Her parents are Gail and Graeme Murray and she seems to have picked up the acting bug from her father who has appeared in many episodes of The X-Files, and other projects like Smallville.
Also on tap for Katharine are two Ginger Snaps sequels (though one is a prequel) and Fallen Angels with Miranda Richardson and Callum Keith Rennie.
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A Dog's Breakfast, a totally Canadian low-budget dark comedy, was shot in a Deer Lake home by the cast and crew of MGM's Stargate Atlantis and Stargate SG-1 during production hiatus last January.
