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| Name: Kristen Johnston Character: Ivana Humpalot, Russian Agent Modus Operandi: Shagsky Austin Powervitch KRISTEN JOHNSTON (Ivana Humpalot) was recently nominated for a 1998 Emmy Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for her portrayal of 'Sally Solomon' on the hit NBC series "3rd Rock from the Sun." In 1997 she garnered an Emmy Award as well as Golden Globe, SAG, and American Comedy Award nominations for that role. While earning her BFA degree at New York University, Johnston appeared in college stage productions before making her professional stage debut with the Atlantic Theater Company, founded by playwright David Mamet. During her long association with that company she was featured in such productions as "Overruled," "As You Like It," "Portrait of a Woman" and "Rosemary for Remembrance." This past summer, Johnston played the role of 'Sabina' in the Thornton Wilder play "The Skin of Our Teeth" at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park. While living in New York, Johnston found non-stop work in theater, sometimes performing three different plays at three different theaters in a single evening. Some of her more memorable roles include a serial-killing woman from New Jersey in the Naked Angeles production of "Hot Keys." Johnston also received a Drama Desk Award nomination for her portrayal of a bitter, drunken New Yorker in the Lincoln Center production of "The Lights." That show brought Johnston to the attention of a Carsey-Werner executive who recommended her for the role of 'Sally.' Johnston has also performed with The Naked Angeles Theater Company in "The Stand In;" with New York Stage and Film in "Kim's Sister" with David Straithairn and Jane Adams; and with Playwrights Horizon in Peter Hedges' "Baby Anger" with John Pankow. Johnston made her feature film debut in The Debt, winner of the Best Short Award at The Cannes Film Festival in 1993. |
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