Kimberly J. Brown is an American film and television actress. Most viewers are known for playing a major role in the Halloweentown series of teenage films. Soap opera lovers know Kimberly thanks to the role of Mara Lewis in the series "Guiding Light".
Biography
Kimberly Brown was born in 1984 in Gaithersburg, Maryland. In addition to her, the family had three more children - Richard, Roman and Dylan. In early childhood, Kimberly began a modeling career, working with the modeling agency Ford Modeling Agency. From the age of 7, Kimberly took part in Broadway musicals.
Carier start
Brown's acting career began in 1990. She got a cameo role in the children's series "Club Nannies."
From 1993 to 2006, the young actress starred in the soap opera Guiding Light, in which she got the role of Mary Lewis - the daughter of Josh Lewis and Reva Shane. For this role, Kimberly received an Emmy Award.
In 1994, the actress got a small role in the historical film "Princess Carabu", based on the real story of adventurer Mary Baker. The film was liked by critics, but did not have much success at the box office.
In 1997, the main character of the anime "Vampire Princess Miyu" spoke in the voice of Kimberly in an English dub. Anime has found numerous fans in both Japan and the USA.
Further career
In 1998, Kimberly got the main role in the teenage fantasy "Halloween", which brought fame to the young actress. The film about the adventures of the 13-year-old sorceress Marnie Piper was liked by many children and adolescents. Kimberly Brown played the role of Marnie Piper in three Halloween-Town sequels. In general, both critics and viewers praised the franchise.
In 1999, Brown played a cameo role in the sitcom "Two of a Kind", which did not gain much popularity and was closed after the release of the first season.
Fans of Stephen King know Kimberly Brown thanks to their participation in the mystical series “The Red Rose Mansion.” He went on the air in 2002.
In 2013, Kimberly Brown played in several episodes of the crime series "Low Winter Sun." The series received mixed reviews from critics. Having stayed on the air for only 10 episodes, the series was closed due to a sharp reduction in the audience.
