Courtney Ford is an American film and television actress. Fame brought her the role of Christine Hill in the detective series "Dexter", as well as the television series "Supernatural."
Career
On television, Courtney Ford made her debut in 2000, appearing in a cameo in the crime drama Profile of a Killer.
In 2008, the actress played in the sci-fi horror Alien Invasion, another film adaptation on the topic of alien invasion. The film was the directorial debut for Ben Rock. From the audience, the picture received mostly neutral reviews.
In 2009, Courtney Ford embodied the character Christine Hill in the television series Dexter, based on the novel Dexter's Sleeping Demon. This role brought Courtney the long-awaited popularity. During the filming, the actress worked with such stars as Michael S. Hall, Lauren Veles and Jennifer Carpenter.
In 2011, Courtney played Portia in the mystical series True Blood, based on the Charlene Harris novel series. The series has gained fans around the world and has received several prestigious awards, including the Emmy Award and Golden Globe Award.
In the same year, the thriller "Good Doctor" was released in world distribution. The main character, Dr. Martin Blake, was played by Orlando Bloom, and a small role Stephanie went to Courtney Ford. Films featuring Orlando Bloom are usually doomed to succeed by viewers, but this was not the case. The lack of an advertising company did not benefit the picture, and few knew about its rental.
In the NBC drama television series Parents, Courtney Ford also played a small role as Lily. The series was warmly received by critics and became popular among ordinary moviegoers. In total, more than 7 million viewers watched it.
