Natalie Brown
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Natalie Brown

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- Name
- Natalie Brown
- Occupation
- Actress, model
- Birthplace
- Timmins, Ontario, Canada
- Born
- 1973 · Timmins.
- Nationality
- Canada
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• Name — Natalie Brown • Occupation — Actress, model • Birthplace — Timmins, Ontario, Canada • Years Active — 1997–present Natalie Brown is a Canadian actress and model.
Career
Career
Brown landed her first print campaign for Bonne Bell at age 16 and went on to become the Heinz Ketchup girl. She also modeled for Noxzema and Max Factor, and studied fine arts at York University. She played talent agent Sophie Parker on the television sitcom Sophie, which ran for two seasons, and grieving mother Carol Haplin on six of the eight episodes of the ABC series Happy Town. Her other credits include ReGenesis, Naked Josh, Mutant X, Zoe Busiek: Wild Card, Something Beneath, Dawn of the Dead, Welcome to Mooseport, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, MTV's Undressed, Tracker, Flashpoint, Dark Matter and The Strain. In the 2016 Hallmark original movie For Love & Honor, she played a dean at a military school. She is also known in Canada for her work in television commercials, particularly those for Baileys Irish Cream, Salon Selectives, Canada Post, and Yoplait.
Television
Television
• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1998–1999 — Mythic Warriors — Atalanta (voice) — Recurring role (4 episodes) • 2001 — Tracker — Peggy — Episode: "The Plague" • 2002 — Mutant X — Secretary — Episode: "No Man Left Behind" • 2002 — Undressed — Brianne — TV series (season 6) • 2003 — 72 Hours: True Crime — Neal's Wife — Episode: "Hate Crime" • 2003 — The — Amber St. Pierre (Miss April) — TV film • 2003 — Sue Thomas: F.B.Eye — Allie — Episodes: "Prodigal Father", "He Said She Said" • 2003 — Missing — Denise Whitmore — Episode: "72 Hours to Kill" • 2004 — Wild Card — Faith — Episode: "Bada Bing, Bada Busiek" • 2005 — Tilt — Waitress — Episode: "Rivered" • 2005 — Descent — Jen — TV film • 2005 — Naked Josh — Lisa — Episode: "The Thrill of the Chase" • 2006 — 10.5: Apocalypse — Paula — TV miniseries • 2006 — Black Widower — Saundra Amos — TV film • 2006 — ReGenesis — Hilda — Episode: "Gene in a Bottle" • 2006 — Cradle of Lies — Michelle Fox — TV film • 2007 — Something Beneath — Khali Spence — TV film • 2007 — I Me Wed — Marla — TV film • 2007 — Ten Seconds — Emma Parks — TV short • 2008 — True Crime Scene — Susan Hayes — Episode: "Fugitive Justice" • 2008 — Testees — Janet Parker — Episode: "Pineapple Shampoo" • 2008–2009 — Sophie — Sophie Parker — Lead role (32 episodes) • 2009 — The — Marie Claire (voice) — Episode: "Boner Donor" • 2010 — Shadow Island Mysteries: Wedding for One — Monica Johnson — TV film (Hallmark movie series) • 2010 — Happy Town — Carol Haplin — Recurring role (6 episodes) • 2010 — Fairfield Road — Wendy Greenhill — TV film • 2010 — Covert Affairs — Patricia Ridley — Episode: "I Can't Quit You, Baby" • 2010 — The — Monica — TV film • 2010 — Cancel Christmas — Jeannie Claymore — TV film • 2011 — Flashpoint — Det. Merry Danner — Episode: "I'd Do Anything" • 2011 — Skins — Leslie Campbell — Episodes: "Cadie", "Stanley" • 2011 — Against the Wall — Dr. Trish Alexander — Episode: "Obsessed and Unwanted" • 2011 — Lost Girl — Sabine Purcell — Episode: "I Fought the Fae (and the Fae Won)" • 2012 — Comedy Bar — Sandra Sheriff / Sarah Sheriff — Recurring role (5 episodes) • 2012 — Republic of Doyle — Jessica Crowley — Episode: "High School Confidential" • 2012 — Being Human — Julia — Recurring role (6 episodes) • 2012 — Cyberstalker — Jill Gachet — TV film • 2013 — Exploding Sun — Cheryl Wincroft — TV film • 2013 — Be My Valentine — Kate — TV film • 2013 — The — Allison — TV film • 2013 — Cracked — Det. Rachel Fenton — Recurring role (7 episodes) • 2014 — Darknet — Barbara — Episode: "Darknet 2" • 2014 — data-sort-value="Listener, The" | The Listener — Dr. Mallory Kesler — Episode: "Man in the Mirror" • 2014 — Bitten — Diane McAdams — Recurring role (seasons 1–2) • 2014–2017 — The — Kelly Goodweather — Main role • 2015-2017 — Dark Matter — Sarah — Recurring role (11 episodes; 3 uncredited, 1 credit only) • 2015 — iZombie — Uma Voss — Episode: "The Hurt Stalker" • 2016 — Private Eyes — Veronique — Episode: "Partners in Crime" • 2016 — For Love & Honor — Caroline Foster — TV film • 2016 — Channel Zero: Candle Cove — Jessica Yolen — Main role (6 episodes) • 2018 — Schitt's Creek — Heather Warner — Episode: "RIP Moira Rose" • 2018 — data-sort-value="Crossing, The" | The Crossing — Mayor Vanessa Conway — Episodes: "Some Dreamers of the Golden Dream", "The Long Morrow" • 2018 — Jack Ryan — Rebecca — Recurring role • 2018 — Frankie Drake Mysteries — Bessie Starkman — Recurring role • 2019 — Ransom — Kate Barrett — Recurring role (season 3) • 2020 — data-sort-value="Expanse, The" | The Expanse — Rona — Episodes: "Gaugamela", "Down and Out" • 2021 — Hudson & Rex — Julia Tillman — Episode: "Rex Marks the Spot" • 2024 — Locked in My House — Caris Carter — TV film
Video game
Video game
• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2012 — Far Cry 3 — Daisy Lee (voice) • 2013 — Assassin's Creed III: The Tyranny of King Washington — Kaniehtí:io (voice)
Film
• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1997 — Here Dies Another Day — Girl #2 • 2003 — How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days — Mrs. Sawyer • 2004 — Welcome to Mooseport — Laurie Smith • 2004 — Dawn of the Dead — CDC Reporter • 2006 — The — Sydney St. James • 2006 — Not Pretty, Really — Pretty Person — Short film • 2008 — Saw V — Heather Miller — Scenes deleted • 2008 — The — Claude — Short film • 2010 — The — Her — Short film • 2011 — Counselling — Sasha — Short film • 2011 — Irvine Welsh's Ecstasy — Marie • 2012 — Little Brother — Jane Vidal — Short film • 2013 — Compulsion — Rebecca • 2013 — Home Stuff — Actress — Short Film • 2014 — Hit Men — Florence — Short film • 2015 — Friends Like Us — Mary — Short film • 2015 — How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town — Anna • 2017 — XX — Susan Jacobs — "The Box" segment • 2017 — White Night — Stacey • 2017 — Blood Honey — Natalie Heath • 2018 — Crown and Anchor — Jessica • 2018 — Damage Control — Natalie — Short film • 2019 — Canadian Strain — Valerie • 2022 — Ashgrove — Sammy • 2023 — data-sort-value="Breach, The" | The Breach — Linda Parsons • 2024 — Home Free — Daisy Homur • 2026 — 111 Echoes from Halifax
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Awards and nominations
• Year — Award — Category — Nominated work — Result — Ref. • 2008 — Gemini Awards — Best Individual Performance in a Comedy Program or Series — Sophie • 2016 — Canadian Filmmakers' Festival — Best Ensemble (shared with cast members) — How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town • Golden Maple Awards — Best Actress in a TV Series Broadcast in the U.S. — The Strain

Richard Sammel, Jonathan Hyde and Natalie Brown speaking at the 2014 San Diego Comic Con International, for "The Strain", at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, California. Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
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Richard Sammel, Jonathan Hyde, Natalie Brown, Miguel Gomez and Jack Kesy speaking at the 2014 San Diego Comic Con International, for "The Strain", at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, California.
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- 1.Hertz, Barry. My Toronto: Natalie Brown. National Post. October 2025.
- 2.www.hollywooddailystar.com. Hallmark For Love & Honor, Natalie Brown Says Opposites Attract. July 2025.
- 3.Debut of new CBC-TV comedy 'Sophie' takes the chill off January – Yahoo! Canada News
- 4.Awards Database. academy.ca.
- 5.Natalie Brown, Ricky Mabe Win Golden Maple Awards. The Hollywood Reporter. July 2016.
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