Adrienne McQueen

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Adrienne McQueen
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Born (1983-06-16) June 16, 1983 (age 35)
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Occupation Actress • producer
Years active 2002 - present

Adrienne McQueen (1983) is a German-American actress.

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Early life

Her mother is the German painter Marion Jansen-Baisch. She grew up in Europe, in England, Austria, Italy, and Germany. She won the European Musical Voice Award of the year for Austria. Which is the Austrian equivalent to American idol. She has recorded and performed original music but also cover songs all over the world.

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McQueen started her career, training as a classical ballet dancer at the Royal Academy of Dance in London. Her education in art led her to her first acting job on stage at the English Theaters in Frankfurt, Berlin and Vienna. To get a solid training in acting she enrolled at the Stella Adler Academy of Acting in Los Angeles.

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Traveling between Europe and America she landed various roles in TV movies, co-starring next to Dean Cain and David Keith amongst others.

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References

    Adrienne McQueen on IMDb