Anna Friel and Anna Hopkins

Anna Louise Friel is an English actress from England. She first achieved fame with her portrayal of Beth Jordache in the British soap opera Brookside before gaining international prominence when she played Charlotte Chuck Charles on ABC's Pushing Daisies for which she received an Golden Globe nomination. Anna Friel (born in Rochdale) is the child of Julie Friel, a special-needs teacher. His father Des Friel owned and operated an organization that was focused on web-based design. Anna's Irish Catholic Father, a former Folk Guitarist born in Belfast and grew up in County Donegal. Her brother Michael played featured in Hovis TV commercials. Anna attended Crompton House Church and the English Secondary School (High Crompton) and later attended Holy Cross College. Oldham Theatre Workshop began her acting education. Anna Hopkins, a Canadian actor. Most well-known is her the role of Lilith in Freeform Original Shadowhunters, and as documentary filmmaker Monica Stuart on The Expanse. Hopkins was born in Montreal Quebec Canada in the family of graphic designer Rita Hopkins. Her father is a artistic and visual art artist Tom Hopkins. Her heritage is Jewish, Romanian/Hungarian through her mother. She also has Scottish Welsh descendance via her father. External Links. Anna Hopkins hails from Canada. She plays Monica Stuart, an investigative journalist and documentarian filmmaker in the seasons 3 and 5 of The Expanse. Monica Stuart works as a filmmaker and journalist. She is assigned to document the journey of crew on the Rocinante towards the Ring. Telma Hopkins was born on the 28th of October 1948. She was born in Louisville Kentucky USA. Telma Hopkins is a producer and actress best known as the actress in Family Matters ( 1989), The Love Guru (2008) and Half & Half (2002). Through flashbacks of the 1960s 70s '80s young Mr. Kaplan, known as Kathryn Nemec is hired by Liz's mother Katarina Rostova as Liz's caregiver. Kate is informed of Katarina's affair with Reddington. He regards Liz as his own child.