Kim Raver

Kimberly Jayne Raver (born March 15, 1969) is an actress most known for her roles as Kim Zambrano on the TV show Third Watch and Audrey Raines on 24.

Biography

Raver was born and raised in New York City. Her husband's name is Manuel Boyer and they have one son.

From the ages of 6 to 9, Raver had a regular role on the seminal children's television series Sesame Street. After Sesame Street, the young actress joined Off-Off-Broadway's first all-children's theater. A fine arts graduate of Boston University, Raver continues to study theater in New York with teacher and mentor Wynn Handman. She is fluent in French and German, a language that she learned as a child from her German-born mother.

At the beginning of her adult career, Raver acted in commercials for Visa and Jeep. Her big break came with her Broadway debut in the play "Holiday" in which she co-starred with Laura Linney and Tony Goldwyn. She also appeared in the feature film City Hall with Al Pacino. She also co-starred with John Spencer (of NBC's The West Wing) and David Schwimmer in "The Glimmer Brothers", a production of the Williamstown Theatre Festival, written by Warren Leight.

Starting in the fall of 2006, Kim Raver will be a star of a series on ABC entitled "The Nine". It has not been confirmed whether Raver will be returning to "24" for its sixth season.

Acting appearances

Starring Roles

24 (2005-present) - Audrey Raines
Third Watch (1999-2004) - Kim Zambrano (Episodes 1-111)
Trinity (1998) - Clarissa McCallister

Guest Starring Roles

The Apprentice (2004) - herself - Tit for Tat
ER (2002) - Paramedic Kim Zambrano - Brothers and Sisters
Spin City - Jeannie (1997) - My Life is a Soap Opera
The Practice (1997) - Victoria Keenan - Reasonable Doubts
Law & Order (1996) - Mrs. Wendy Karmel - Homesick
Central Park West (1995) - Deanne Landers - Episodes 1,2, and 3

External links

[Kim Raver Fan Site]

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