Kathryn Morris

Catherine Morris is an American actress. She was born January 28, 1969 in Cincinnati, Ohio. The girl received her first stage lessons thanks to her parents, who were evangelicals and traveled around the country with chants. Soon, Kate’s parents divorced, and the baby stayed with her father. After graduation, the future actress moved to Philadelphia and entered Temple University, where she studied journalism and directing. It was there that the girl received her first roles in cinema and theater. more

Catherine Morris is an American actress. She was born January 28, 1969 in Cincinnati, Ohio. The girl received her first stage lessons thanks to her parents, who were evangelicals and traveled around the country with chants. Soon, Kate’s parents divorced, and the baby stayed with her father.
After graduation, the future actress moved to Philadelphia and entered Temple University, where she studied journalism and directing. It was there that the girl received her first roles in cinema and theater.
In 1991, Morris made her film debut in David Kellogg’s comedy Cold as Ice. After a brilliantly played role, the girl was noticed and began to be invited to screen tests. For four years, the actress received roles in the films Sandman, Strange World, Death of Beauty and War and Passion.
In 1997, the girl starred in the melodrama “It’s Never Better” by James L. Brooks. Catherine got the role of a psychiatrist patient, and the main roles in the film were played by Helen Hunt and Jack Nicholson. The film won two Oscars.

In 1998, the actress played Ryan Tibet in the action movie “Beat”, and in 1999 she starred in the thriller “Exhumation”.
2001 brought the talented girl a role in the Oscar-winning film “Artificial Intelligence” by Steven Spielberg, and in 2002 the films were released. "Hostage" and Minority opinion" .

However, the fame of Catherine Morris brought the role of Lilly Rush in the TV project “Detective Rush”, which was released in 2003. This role became the most important for the girl in her career.

Also in the filmography of the actress has roles in many popular television series, such as War and Passion" "She Wrote Murder," "Silk Networks," "Poltergeist: Legacy," "Golden Wings of Pensacola" and "Xena the Warrior Queen."
In total, Morris played more than fifty roles and took part in many TV shows. She is currently starring in The Surgeon General.