Melanie Nicholls-King

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Melanie Nicholls-King
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Years active1992-present
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Melanie Nicholls-King is a Canadian actress, perhaps best known for playing Cheryl in the drama series The Wire , and for her portrayal of Officer Noelle Williams in the drama series Rookie Blue . [1]

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Personal life

Nicholls-King is from Toronto. She is married and has a son. [2]

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
1993 Guilty as Sin Rosalie
1994 The Babymaker: The Dr. Cecil Jacobson Story Court ClerkTV movie
1995A Vow to KillCar Rental AgentTV movie
Rude Jessica
Skin Deep Montana Simpson
1996Closer and CloserDetective BrandTV movie
1998The Defenders: Choice of EvilsSarah CaseyTV movie
A Cool, Dry Place Dallas Desk Clerk
1999 Summer's End Mrs. BlakelyTV movie
Coming UngluedStewardessTV movie
2000 Mercy Jane
The Color of Friendship FloraTV movie
Catch a Falling StarGingerTV movie
Dear America: When Will This Cruel War Be Over?IrisTV movie
One KillAngie CarsonTV movie
2001 What Makes a Family NoraTV movie
MapleMapleShort
Jett Jackson: The Movie Jules JacksonTV movie
2002Society's ChildMoniqueTV movie
2003 Deacons for Defense Rose ClayTV movie
2004False PretensesCeriseTV movie
2007 How She Move Faye Green
2009ChainsMunkShort
2011In Between LifeMonaShort
2012Elijah the ProphetOfficer WalkerShort
2014 St. Vincent Hospital Supervisor
2017 The Strange Ones Detective Reynolds
Filth City Detective Mason
Going in Style Cary Sachs
Mary Goes Round Lou
2018 The Week Of Katrina
Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance Doria Ragland TV movie
Baby Won't You Please Come HomeCynthia ReynoldsShort
2019Extraordinary Life & Times of Mr. Ulric CrossAmy Ashwood Garvey
Bushwick BeatsLouise
Harry & Meghan: Becoming Royal Doria RaglandTV movie
2020 Minor Premise Dean Myers
2021CupidsCherylShort
Harry & Meghan: Escaping the Palace Doria RaglandTV movie
A Journal for Jordan Kaleshia/Nanny
2022Life After YouGrief Counselor
2024 Dandelion Jean
Little Wing Ms. Gibbons

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
1992-93 Street Justice Adrienne HowellGuest Cast: Season 2-3
1994 Catwalk EricaEpisode: "Two-Legged Animals"
Kung Fu: The Legend Continues NurseEpisode: "Kundela"
1995 Forever Knight Dr. TurnerEpisode: "Night in Question"
1998 Goosebumps Teresa EricksonEpisode: "Chillogy: Parts 1-3"
Animorphs AishaEpisode: "My Name Is Jake: Part 2"
Highlander: The Raven Officer RobbinsRecurring Cast
1998-2000 Traders JustineRecurring Cast: Season 4-5
1998-2001 The Famous Jett Jackson Jules JacksonRecurring Cast: Season 1, Guest: Season 3
1999 Deep in the City LoriRecurring Cast: Season 1
2000-04 Little Bill Miss Murray (voice)Guest: Season 1-2, Recurring Cast: Season 3-4
2001-04 Doc RochelleGuest Cast: Season 2 & 5
2002 Law & Order Trina FeltonEpisode: "Girl Most Likely"
Law & Order: Criminal Intent Chesley BarnesEpisode: "Seizure"
2002-08 The Wire CherylRecurring Cast: Season 1-3, Guest: Season 4-5
2003 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Woman #3Episode: "Desperate"
2004 Third Watch Roberta MuskosEpisode: "Leap of Faith"
2008 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Jill BotasEpisode: "Undercover"
2009 Fear Itself AnitaEpisode: "The Circle"
Cupid CeliaEpisode: "Live and Let Spy"
2009-10 One Life to Live Judge Avery HansenRegular Cast
2010-15 Rookie Blue Noelle WilliamsMain Cast: Season 1-3, Recurring Cast: Season 4 & 6
2013 Orphan Black AmeliaRecurring Cast: Season 1
Hostages Dr. MarshEpisode: "Sister's Keeper"
2015 Eye Candy Sergeant Catherine ShawRecurring Cast
Happyish AriannaEpisode: "Starring Josey Wales, Jesus Christ and the New York Times"
Veep Ms. BennettRecurring Cast: Season 4
Show Me a Hero Janet RowanRecurring Cast
Saving Hope Laverne DavisEpisode: "Shine a Light"
2016 Falling Water Ann Marie BowenRecurring Cast: Season 1
2017 Conviction Elyse SalmonEpisode: "Not Okay"
Channel Zero: No-End House Brenna KojaRecurring Cast: Season 2
Filth CityDetective MasonRecurring Cast
2018 Star Trek: Discovery Admiral DrakeEpisode: "The War Without, The War Within"
Seven Seconds MarcelleRecurring Cast
NCIS: New Orleans Dr. MangoldEpisode: "Empathy"
The Amazing Gayl Pile DianaEpisode: "The Feelin' It Network"
The Detail AmeliaEpisode: "The Long Walk"
Chicago Med Ms. LarsonEpisode: "The Parent Trap"
Billions Frances LynchRecurring Cast: Season 3
The Sinner Judge Miriam CerviniEpisode: "Part 2 & 8"
FBI Keisha GrantEpisode: "Pilot"
2019 Anne with an E Hazel LacroixRecurring Cast: Season 3
2020 Blue Bloods Judge Cheryl HarveyEpisode: "Careful What You Wish For"
Diggstown AliceRecurring Cast: Season 2
Little Fires Everywhere Regina WrightRecurring Cast
Your Honor Female JonesRecurring Cast: Season 1
2022 Black Bird Dr. Amelia HackettRecurring Cast
2023 The Gilded Age Sarah J. Garnet Recurring Cast: Season 2
2024 FBI: Most Wanted Major Frannie BanksRecurring Cast: Season 5

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References

  1. "bio". www.melanienichollsking.com. Retrieved 2020-04-18.
  2. "EXCLUSIVE: Melanie Nicholls-King Speaks on Success, Future of Rookie Blue". 2 December 2010. Retrieved 13 August 2012.