Kerrie Keane

• Name — Kerrie Keane • Born — 1948 • Birthplace — Toronto, Canada • Education — McMaster University • Known for — * Incubus • The High Ground • Obsessed • Years Active — 1981–present • Spouse — Bill Momontiuk Kerrie Lynn Keane (born 1948) is a Canadian actress.

Born in Toronto in 1948, and raised in Waterdown, Ontario, Keane was one of three children born to John H. and Grace R. Keane. She attended Rittenhouse Public School, the Royal Academy of Music of Toronto in Hamilton, and McMaster University. Her early film career included roles in The Incubus (1982), Spasms (1983), Morning Man (1986) and Bates Motel (1987). In 1987 she appeared in the film Obsessed and was nominated for the 1989 Genie Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role. Keane also played the leading female role in the film Distant Thunder (1988) and appeared in the superhero film Steel (1997). She co-hosted What Will They Think of Next? with actor Joseph Campanella, and appeared on episodes of such television series as Star Trek: The Next Generation, Matlock and Beverly Hills, 90210.

On 10 September 1970, Keane married non-actor William Henry Momotiuk, whom she had met in college. They separated briefly in 1986, but, as of January 1987, had reconciled. This appears to have remained the case at least as late as October 1995, when her father died, survived by—among others—"Kerrie and her husband Willy Momotiuk of Los Angeles, Cal." Keane was predeceased by her younger brother, John Keane, following a lengthy illness which cut short a promising operatic career.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1982 — Shocktrauma — Jill Jackson — TV film • 1983 — Trapper John, M.D. — Aphrodite — "Mother Load" • 1983–84 — The — Caryn Cabrera — Recurring role • 1984 — Flight 90: Disaster on the Potomac — Carole Biggs — TV film • 1984 — Hot Pursuit — Kate Wyler / Cathy Ladd — Main role • 1984 — Slim Obsession — TV film • 1985 — Matt Houston — Elizabeth — "Killing Time", "Final Vows" • 1985 — A — Shannon Foley — TV miniseries • 1985 — Dirty Work — Nadine Leevanhoek — TV film • 1985 — Perry Mason Returns — Kathryn Gordon — TV film • 1986 — Kung Fu: The Movie — Mrs. Sarah Perkins — TV film • 1986 — Second Serve — Meriam — TV film • 1986 — Danger Bay — Jessica Stone — "Lady Raven" • 1986 — Matlock — Carla Evans — "The Stripper" • 1987 — Bates Motel — Barbara Peters — TV film • 1987 — Nightstick — Robin Malone — TV film • 1987 — Mistress — Margo — TV film • 1988 — Hitting Home — Dinah Middleton — TV film • 1988 — Divided We Stand — Katie Gibbs — TV film • 1989 — Studio 5-B — Carla Montgomery — Main role • 1989 — CBS Schoolbreak Special — Pat Graham — "Frog Girl: The Jennifer Graham Story" • 1989 — The — Dr. Ashley Stevens — TV film • 1990 — Star Trek: The Next Generation — Alexana Devos — "The High Ground" • 1990 — Jake and the Fatman — Morgan Steele — "Exactly Like You" • 1990 — In the Heat of the Night — Christine Anderson Millings — "Heart of Gold" • 1991 — Perry Mason: The Case of the Ruthless Reporter — Gillian Pope — TV film • 1991 — Murder, She Wrote — Atty. Margo Saunders — "Terminal Connection" • 1991 — Father Dowling Mysteries — Suzanne Preston — "The Missing Witness Mystery" • 1991 — Matlock — Catherine Welden — "The Celebrity" • 1992 — Life Goes On — Beverly Atwood — "Struck by Lightning" • 1992 — The — Maggie Drummond — TV film • 1993–95 — Beverly Hills, 90210 — Suzanne Steele — Recurring role • 1994 — Kung Fu: The Legend Continues — Rachel Lowry — "Temple" • 1994 — Diagnosis: Murder — Lydia Clayton — "Nirvana" • 1994 — Time Trax — Dr. Katherine Kincaid — "The Scarlet Koala" • 1995 — Murder, She Wrote — Audrey Young — "Film Flam" • 1996 — Alien Nation: Millennium — Jennifer — TV film • 1996 — The — Dr. Cooper — TV film • 1996 — A — Patty Deese — TV film • 1996 — Alien Nation: The Enemy Within — Jessica — TV film • 1997 — Pacific Palisades — Mrs. Cruise — "The Bet", "The Other Woman" • 1998 — Walker, Texas Ranger — Dr. Nora Shannon — "Tribe" • 1998 — The — Faye — "A Stand-Up Guy" • 1999 — Chicago Hope — Mrs. Haskell — "Kiss of Death" • 1999 — A — Blair Worrall — TV film • 1999–2001 — 7th Heaven — Gillian Brenner — "We the People", "One Hundred" • 2000 — NYPD Blue — Joan Dickerson — "Sleep Over" • 2001 — JAG — Capt. Meryl Rossbach — "Measure of Men" • 2002 — The — Mrs. Sanders — "Dear Diary, I'm Dead" • 2003 — Cold Case — Judy Enright — "Churchgoing People" • 2004 — The — Dr. Brem — "Antarctica" • 2005 — JAG — Comm. Lucy Maron — "Fit for Duty" • 2006 — Criminal Minds — Fran — "Profiler, Profiled" • 2007 — Shark — Barbara Seligman — "The Wrath of Khan" • 2008–10 — The — Judge Judith Isabell — Recurring role • 2009 — Ghost Whisperer — Lauren Sable — "Greek Tragedy" • 2009 — Castle — Mrs. Davidson — "A Chill Goes Through Her Veins" • 2010 — NCIS — Maggie Reed — "Obsession"

• 1989 Genie Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role – Obsessed – Nominated