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Anna Belknap

TV Actress

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Adaptable Curious Communicative Witty Sociable Intellectual

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1972-05-22
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She’s an actress most recognized for her role as Lindsay Monroe Messer on CSI: NY, a performance that really brought her into the spotlight back in 2005. Over the years, she’s built a solid career, including a notable appearance in the Canadian series The Handler. But long before fame came knocking, she actually started out with a small television role all the way back in 1996—landing a part on Homicide: Life on the Street, which was one of her first big breaks. As for her personal life, she shares two children with her husband, Eric Siegel, and continues to balance family with her acting journey. Yeah, looking back, it’s been quite a path—from early guest spots to becoming a household name, especially through her time on CSI: NY. She’s definitely made her mark.

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She appeared in several episodes of Medical Investigation and also had a recurring role as the Handler, showcasing her range across different characters. She really brought depth to each performance, especially in the way she portrayed the Handler with such nuance. Her work on these series highlighted her ability to step into complex roles, and she definitely made an impression. She balanced both storylines well, and she clearly stood out in moments that required both strength and subtlety.

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