- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- August 13, 1957
- Place of Birth
- Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Kathleen Gati
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Kathleen Gati (born 1967) is a Canadian TV and movie actress. Daughter of Hungarian immigrants in Canada, a symphony conductor and an opera singer, her career spanning the early 80s to present day. She has appeared in many productions, including All My Children, The Practice, NYPD Blue, ER, Meet the Fockers, Desperate Housewives and Las Vegas. She currently plays Russian First Lady Anya Suvarov on 24. Starred in the 2008 film The House Bunny. Description above from the Wikipedia article Kathleen Gati, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Filmography
movieDesperate Journey
2025 · Miss Schiff
movieAmerican Dream
2021 · Yulia
movieA Mermaid for Christmas
2019 · Connie Hunter
movieMen of Mercy
2019
Crossing
movieCrossing
2019 · Aunt Vera
tvS.W.A.T.
2017 · Zora
movieChristmas with the Andersons
2016 · Anastasia
tvFear the Walking Dead: Flight 462
2015 · Deidre
movieA Play on Words
2015 · Professor Pavlic
tvThe Fosters
2013
movieThe Advocate
2013 · Judge Biggs
movieThe Advocates
2013 · Irena
tvArrow
2012 · Raisa
movieStar Wars: The Clone Wars - Darth Maul Returns
2012 · Old Daka / Nightsister (voice)
movieThe Space Between
2011 · Natalia
movieThe Future
2011 · Dr. Straus
tvAlphas
2011 · Zahra Pirzad
movieTransformers: Dark of the Moon
2011 · Russian Female Bartender
movieLittle Birds
2011 · Sally Heron
tvFairly Legal
2011 · Renata
tvThe League
2009 · Andrea
tvNCIS: Los Angeles
2009 · Judge Jessica Lee
tvLie to Me
2009 · Nurse
tvLeverage
2008 · Irina Larenko
movieStrangers
2008
tvStar Wars: The Clone Wars
2008 · Old Daka / Nightsister (voice)
tvThe Mentalist
2008 · Mariska
movieThe House Bunny
2008 · Boutique Manager
movieChekhov And Maria
2007 · Olga (voice)
movieLittle Miss Christmas
2006 · Miss Thornton (voice)
tvMe, Eloise
2006 · Miss Thornton (voice; uncredited), (voice), Miss Thornton (voice)
movieThe Elder Son
2006 · Fedya's Wife
tvCommander in Chief
2005 · Lucinda Wallace
tvGhost Whisperer
2005 · Elana's Mother
movieErosion
2005 · Ms Spelling
tvBones
2005 · Mrs. Crane
tvWeeds
2005 · Olga
movieMeet the Fockers
2004 · Venka - Immigrant Woman
tvDesperate Housewives
2004 · Maya
tvNCIS
2003 · Svetlana Chernitskaya
tvLas Vegas
2003 · Galina
tvCarnivàle
2003 · Emma Templeton
movieGhost Dog: A Detective Tail
2003 · Madame Wanda
movieIgby Goes Down
2002 · Ida
movieZig Zag
2002 · Doctor
movieMan of the Year
2002 · Ella
tv24
2001 · Anya Suvarov
tvThe Agency
2001 · Polina Kachan
movieWhen Billie Beat Bobby
2001 · Debbie the Hairdresser
tvStrong Medicine
2000 · Kathy Mided
movieJakob the Liar
1999 · Hooker
movieSunshine
1999 · Josefa Sonnenschein
movieThe Fall
1999 · Justine
movieThe Diary of the Hurdy-Gurdy Man
1999 · Gabriel's Wife
Born Champion
movieBorn Champion
1998 · Eleaine McCoy
tvBrother's Keeper
1998 · Katya
tvShort Stories About Love
1998
tvThe Practice
1997 · Uniformed Officer
movieThe Zone
1995 · CIA Technician
A színésznő és a halál
movieA színésznő és a halál
1995 · Self
movieA Change of Place
1994 · Mimi
tvER
1994 · Stacey Coleman
Why Wasn't He There?
movieWhy Wasn't He There?
1993 · Ági
movieWe Never Die!
1993 · Nusi
movieFrankenhooker
1990 · Corner Hooker
movieCreating Rem Lezar
1989 · Ashlee's Mother
movieMr. Universe
1988 · Self
movieForever, Lulu
1986 · Lisa
movieHeaven Help Us
1985 · Catholic School Girl (uncredited)
movieMs .45
1981 · Bar Extra
tvGeneral Hospital
1963 · Liesl Obrecht
Sira
tvSira
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