Sofia Karstens

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Sofia Karstens
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Karstens in 2015
Born
Sofia Jeanne Karstens

Montreal, Quebec, Canada
NationalityCanadian
CitizenshipCanada, United States
Alma mater NYU Tisch School of the Arts
OccupationActress
Years active1998–present
Known for Lovelace
Spouse Jason London (m. 2011)

Sofia Jeanne Karstens is a Canadian [1] television and film actress who is known for her work in Lovelace , The Greatest Script Ever Written and Bad Blood. Karstens acted on television before moving to more film projects.

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Personal life

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Jason London, Sofia Karstens at Night of 100 Stars 2015

On July 16, 2011, Karstens married actor Jason London. They had met through London's brother, Jeremy, who attended the ceremony at the Karstens family home in North Hero, Vermont. After the marriage ceremony, Karstens and London resettled in Los Angeles to resume their acting careers. The ring that London proposed with had been Karstens' grandmother's ring. [2] [3]

Filmography

YearProjectRoleNotes
1998The Census TakerMaryShort film
1999 Sunset Beach Beautiful girl2 episodes
2000 The Beach Boys: An American Family Female Dancer
Coyote Ugly Dancer #4(uncredited) [4]
JAG Misty James1 episode: "JAG TV"
2004Skin TradeThe Makeup Artist
The Bold and the Beautiful Sophia/Forrester Model5 episodes
2005 Medium Rene1 episode: "Suspicions and Certainties"
Greener MountainsBeckwith
2006Hookers Inc.Stripper
2007 The Death and Life of Bobby Z Party Girl #2(uncredited) [5]
2009Chrome AngelsSuzy
2010 Psych Katie Farr1 episode: "The Polarizing Express"
2011Shooting for Tomorrow Faye Dunaway
The Chicago 8 Yippie Girl
Hollywood & Wine Alice
Shooting for Something ElseLilyShort film
The Greatest Script Ever WrittenActress on TVShort film
Tomorrow's EndFaye
2012Bad BloodDiana
2013 Lovelace [6] Piano Singer
2014Crimes of the MindDefense Attorney Tess Roberts
2014The NurseRena

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  6. Kiefer Sutherland Dating Sofia Karstens