Claudia Christian

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Christian at Phoenix Comicon in 2013
Born
Claudia Ann Coghlan

(1965-08-10) August 10, 1965 (age 59) [1]
[2]
Glendale, California, U.S.
OccupationActress
Years active1984–present
Known for
Spouse
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(m. 1988;div. 1992)​

Claudia Christian (born Claudia Ann Coghlan, August 10, 1965) [3] is an American actress, known for her roles as Commander Susan Ivanova on Babylon 5 , as Captain Maynard on Fox's 9-1-1, [4] and as the voice of Hera on the Netflix series Blood of Zeus . [5] She is also the voice of Lt. Helga Sinclair in Atlantis: The Lost Empire. She is the founder and CEO of the C Three Foundation, a proponent of the medication-based Sinclair Method for treating alcohol dependence. [6]

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Early life

Christian was born in Glendale, California, the only daughter of Hildegard (née Christian), who worked as the director of Giorgio Beverly Hills, [7] and James Michael Coghlan. Her mother is from Germany and her father has Irish ancestry. Christian and her three elder brothers were raised in Connecticut. Her eldest brother was killed by a drunk driver while the family lived in Houston, Texas, and the family moved to California when she was 14. [8] She changed her name by deed poll from Coghlan to Christian and moved to Hollywood to begin her acting career. [9] [10]

Career

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Christian in Italy (2010)

Her first screen appearance was on Dallas . Further work included television guest appearances on Falcon Crest ; Riptide ; Hunter ; Quantum Leap ; Matlock ; Murder, She Wrote ; L.A. Law ; and It's Garry Shandling's Show ; and as a series regular on Berrenger's . [11] [12]

She also appeared in TV movies Lies of the Twins with Isabella Rossellini, [13] Calendar Girl Murders with Sharon Stone, [14] A Masterpiece of Murder with Bob Hope and Don Ameche, [15] Kaleidoscope with Jaclyn Smith and Coleen Dewhurst, [16] and as Faye Dunaway's daughter in Columbo: It's All in the Game. [17]

Christian's film career launched with Clean and Sober opposite Morgan Freeman and Michael Keaton, Never on Tuesday with Andrew Lauer and Peter Berg, [18] The Hidden with Kyle MacLachlan, 20th Century Fox's The Chase with Charlie Sheen, the Columbia comedy Hexed , and Adam Rifkin's The Dark Backward . [8] [19]

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Christian in Los Angeles (2009)

From 1994 to 1998, Christian appeared as Commander Susan Ivanova on Babylon 5 . She left the science fiction series when contract negotiations for the fifth and final season broke down. Series creator J. Michael Straczynski maintains that she chose to leave of her own accord, [20] while Christian stated that she wished to return for the final season but was released when she requested a reduction in the number of episodes in which she would appear so she could complete another project. [21] Christian did appear in the series finale, reprised her role in Babylon 5: In the Beginning and Babylon 5: Thirdspace , collaborated with cast members on the album The Be Five, and conceived her own interactive fan convention, Claudia Con UK, which took place in the UK. [22]

Christian posed for a nude pictorial in the October 1999 issue of Playboy . [23] [24]

Following the success of Babylon 5, Christian's guest starred on series including Highlander: The Series , Judd Apatow's Freaks and Geeks , [25] NYPD Blue, Everwood, Nip/Tuck, Grimm , Criminal Minds, Castle, The Mentalist , and NCIS , [26] and voiced the role of Helga in Atlantis: The Lost Empire. [27] In 2004, she returned to Laguna Beach, California, where she attended high school, to star in the American premiere of Michael Weller's play What the Night Is For with Kip Gilman and directed by Richard Stein. [28] She also starred in the British series Starhyke , on Showtime's Look , and in the BBC comedy series Broken News . In addition, Christian played Janine Foster in the Doctor Who audio drama The Reaping [29] and appeared in the films The Garden with Lance Henriksen [30] and Half Past Dead with Steven Seagal. [31]

As of 2020, Christian appears as Captain Elaine Maynard on the Fox series 9-1-1 and as the voice of the goddess Hera in the Netflix series Blood of Zeus. She also plays the title role in the Anne Manx radio series [32] and voices characters in major video games including Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare , [33] The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim , Fallout 4 , and Pizza Morgana. [34] Guild Wars 2 as Norn female voice , and recently Xal'atath World of Warcraft .

Author

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Christian in 2007

Christian is the author of both fiction and non fiction books. Her non fiction works include her initial memoir, My Life with Geeks and Freaks, [35] her updated autobiography Babylon Confidential: A Memoir of Love, Sex, and Addiction, [36] Journeys: Inspirational Stories of Recovery from Alcohol Addiction Using a Breakthrough Scientific Method [37] and a cook book co-authored (with Mark Michel), Snack Hacks. [38] [39] She also wrote the introduction for the 2nd edition of The Cure for Alcoholism: The Medically Proven Way to Eliminate Alcohol Addiction. [40]

Her fictional works are The Misadventures of Miss Emma Bradford (aka Emma Bradford and the Mystery of Queen Tut), [41] Wolf's Empire: Gladiator, [42] and The Original: The Trials of Sara Larkin. [43]

Together with Chris McAuley, Christian has also created Dark Legacies, a science-fiction universe. [44] The first of the multimedia projects is a comic-book thriller, funded on Kickstarter in 2022. [45] The project was later expanded on with an audiobook from BBV Productions.

Advocate

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Christian in a convention in Utrecht, Netherlands (2005)

Christian is an advocate of The Sinclair Method (TSM), a medication-based method for treating alcohol dependence. TSM involves the targeted use of Naltrexone. She credits TSM with saving her life in 2009. [46] To increase awareness of this treatment, she collaborated with Morgan Grant Buchanan to write a book, Babylon Confidential, [36] and made a documentary, One Little Pill , about the science behind this method. [47] In 2013, she founded the 501(c)(3) non-profit organization C Three Foundation [6] to educate medical professionals and people suffering from alcohol dependence about the success of TSM. She has spread the word through her TEDx talk on the subject, podcast appearances, contributions to magazine articles, [48] [49] and her television, newspaper and magazine interviews. [50] [51]

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
1984 Calendar Girl Murders KaraTelevision movie
1986 A Masterpiece of Murder Julia ForsytheTelevision movie
1986 Houston: The Legend of Texas Eliza AllenAlso known as Gone to Texas
1987 The Hidden Brenda Lee Van Buren
1988 Police Story: Monster Manor Officer Barbara 'Babs' Altoon
1988 Clean and Sober Iris
1989 Never on Tuesday Tuesday
1989 Shannon's Deal Molly Temple
1989 Tale of Two Sisters Liz
1990 Danielle Steel's Kaleidoscope MeaganTelevision movie
1990Mad About YouCasey
1990 Maniac Cop 2 Officer Susan Riley
1990 Think Big Dr. Irene Marsh
1990 A Gnome Named Gnorm Samantha
1991 Lies of the Twins Felice
1991 The Woman Who Sinned Judy Reinhardt
1991 Strays Claire LedererTelevision movie
1991 The Dark Backward Kitty
1991 Arena Quinn
1993 Hexed Hexina
1993Relentless: Mind of a KillerLeeann HardyTelevision movie
1994 The Chase Yvonne Voss
1997Lancelot: Guardian of TimeKatherine Shelley
1997Mercenary II: Thick & ThinPatricia Van Lier
1998A Wing and a PrayerShelley Lowe
1998 Babylon 5: In the Beginning Commander Susan Ivanova
1998 Babylon 5: Thirdspace Commander Susan Ivanova
1998 Snide and Prejudice Renate Müller
1999Haunting of Hell HouseLucy
1999Running HomeJules Daniels
1999 The Substitute 3: Winner Takes All Andrea 'Andy'
1999 Final Voyage Maxine 'Max'
2000 Love & Sex Woman in galleryCameo
2000True RightsElaine Kilgore
2001 Atlantis: The Lost Empire Helga SinclairVoice role
2002 Half Past Dead FBI Agent Ellen 'EZ' Williams
2002 The Failures Anna
2005 The Garden Dr. Cairns
2006The Dot ManLieutenant Colonel Dunst
2008Serbian ScarsMaggieCo-producer
2010 Meteor Apocalypse Kate Dematti
2012OvernightSandy
2012Rise of an ExileHannah BenedictPre-production
2014 Watercolor Postcards Cheryl
2014 California Scheming Mom
2014 The Writer with No Hands Herself
2014 One Little Pill Herself and The NarratorDocumentary
2014RedMarlena
2017ChicaneryAbigail Blunt
2017The Dot ManLieutenant Colonel Dunst
2018Dirty Dead Con MenDonna
2023 Babylon 5: The Road Home Commander Susan IvanovaVoice role; Direct-to-video [52]
TBAThe PipelineAsta FolkartPost-production
TBADreadnought: Invasion SixLord Marshall (voice)Pre-production

Television series

YearTitleRoleNotes
1984 T.J. Hooker Betty MacRaeEpisode: "The Lipstick Killer"
1984 Dallas Peter's friendEpisode: "Some Do...Some Don't"
1984 Falcon Crest Kate MarsEpisode: "Tests of Faith"
1984 Riptide Marion GordonEpisode: "Where the Girls Are"
1984 Hunter Roxanne HoffmeyerEpisode: "Love, Hate, and Sporty James"
1984 Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer Cassie ConroyEpisodes: "Elegy for a Tramp", "Shots in the Dark"
1985 The A-Team Cathy RogersEpisode: "Trouble Brewing"
1986 Blacke's Magic Laurie BlackeEpisodes: "Breathing Room", "Death Goes to the Movies"
1985 Berrenger's Melody HughesSeries regular
1987 The Highwayman The Highwayman's liaison, DawnEpisode: "Terror on the Blacktop"
1987 Jake and the Fatman Lieutenant Alexandra 'Alex' WalkerEpisode: "Easy to Love"
1987 It's Garry Shandling's Show SylviaEpisode: "Dial L for Laundry"
1989 Quantum Leap AllisonEpisode: "Play It Again, Seymour"
1990 Matlock Mickey AlderEpisode: "The Blackmailer"
1991 Murder, She Wrote Bonnie Jenks HastingsEpisode: "Prodigal Father"
1991 L.A. Law Susan ConversEpisode: "Speak, Lawyers, for Me"
1991 Dark Justice Dana Hollister HarrisonEpisode: "To Die For"
1993 Columbo Lisa MartinFeature-length special: "It's All in the Game"
1993 Space Rangers Marla BakerEpisode: "Death Before Dishonor"
1994–1997 Babylon 5 Commander Susan IvanovaMain cast, seasons 1-4
1997 The Oz Kids Queen Aquareine
1997Total SecurityCheryl BankstonEpisode: "Pilot"
1997 Highlander: The Series KatherineEpisode: "Two of Hearts"
1999 Freaks and Geeks Gloria HaverchuckRecurring role
2000 Family Law Carla SimsEpisode: "Are You My Father?"
2001 Relic Hunter Inez CarsonEpisode: "All Choked Up"
2002 She Spies TanyaEpisode: "Spy vs. Spies"
2002 NYPD Blue Catherine LowellEpisode "Better Laid Than Never"
2003 Everwood Young EdnaEpisode: "My Brother's Keeper"
2004 Starhyke Captain Belinda BlowhardMain cast
2005 Broken News Julia ReganSeries regular
2007 Nip/Tuck GwenEpisode: "Dawn Budge II"
2010 Look: The Series StellaSeries regular
2011 Grimm Mrs. ClarkEpisode "Let Your Hair Down"
2013 Criminal Minds Agent Gretchen SternEpisode: "Alchemy"
2014 Castle Mrs. LoganEpisode: "Law & Boarder"
2014 The Mentalist Greta FortenskyEpisode: "Black Market"
2017 NCIS Louise MoreauEpisode: "Willoughby"
2017Space Diner TalesLeila WalkerEpisode: "Pilot"
2018–present 9-1-1 Captain Elaine MaynardRecurring role; 17 episodes
2020 Blood of Zeus [53] HeraSeries regular

Video games

YearTitleRole
1995 Solar Eclipse Major Delany "Raven" Kelt
2002 Summoner 2 Sangaril, Logosarch, Rosalind, Dama Heras
2004 Shrek 2 Fairy Godmother
2009Pizza MorganaAbbie Positive
2011 The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Multiple, including Aela the Huntress, Bryling, Legate Rikke, Sorli the Builder, and Wolf-Queen Potema (various other characters)
2012 Guild Wars 2 Female Norn PC
2012 Darksiders II Muria
2012 Halo 4 Additional voices
2014 Heroes of the Storm Lady of Thorns
2015 Starcraft II: Legacy of the Void Rohana
2015 Fallout 4 Desdemona, Mrs. Whitfield, Mistress of Mystery
2016 Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Captain Ferran
2016 World of Warcraft: Legion Xal'atath, Blade of the Black Empire
2018 World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth (voice)
2018 Fallout 76 Shannon Rivers, Miss Annie, Willie Mae
2020 Legends of Runeterra Tiana Crownguard
2020 Fallout 76: Wastelanders Miss Annie, Mistress of Mystery, Raiders
2024 World of Warcraft: The War Within Xal'atath, Blade of the Black Empire

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryProductionResult
1997 Saturn Award Saturn Award for Best Actress on Television Babylon 5 Nominated
1999 Saturn Award Saturn Award for Best Actress on Television Babylon 5 Nominated
2013Behind the Voice Actors AwardsBest Vocal Ensemble in a Video Game Darksiders II Nominated
2016Behind the Voice Actors AwardsBest Vocal Ensemble in a Video Game StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void Nominated

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  55. ↑ "Dark Legacies #1 - Ltd Edition Signature Photo Edition".
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