Katrina Law is an American actress, singer, and model known for her roles in the TV series Legends of Tomorrow, Spartak, and Training Day. In addition to her acting career, she is also interested in music and is the founder of Soundboard Fiction.
Biography and personal life
Katrina Law was born on September 30, 1985 in Philadelphia, PA. However, the family soon moved, and the girl grew up already in New Jersey. Her father served in the US Armed Forces. During the Vietnam War, he met her mother, who worked as a bartender. Born into a Catholic family with German and Italian roots and Buddhists of Taiwanese descent, she early learned to be tolerant of others. And the curiosity and activity that were characteristic of little Katrina allowed her mother to develop her in many different directions. She learned to dance and do vocals, played soccer and took karate lessons. Also, Lo was part of the school cheerleading team, and in high school she became a member of the National Society of Honor. In addition, as a teenager, she represented her home state of New Jersey on national television after becoming the Miss New Jersey Teen USA.
After leaving school, Katrina Law continued her studies at Richard Stockton College in New Jersey, choosing marine biology to study. But participation in the production for the Stockton Summer Theater radically changed her plans. She switched to theatrical art. Law successfully completed acting classes in Philadelphia and New York.
As for the personal life of the actress, then she succeeded. In 2013, after three years of dating, Luo married her colleague Keith Endrin. Once, she persuaded her husband to take some street cats to the house. This was the beginning of their joint charity work and led to the creation of Kitt Crusaders, a non-profit animal rescue fund. The actress also supports the organization of assistance and development of the International Rescue Committee and Variety Children's Charity. And in December 2018, the couple had a daughter, Kinley Endrin. According to Katrina, the balance that she learned to observe while still a novice actress allows her to successfully combine her personal life and professional career.
Actor career
Katrina Law began her journey to fame at the age of nine. It was then that she first appeared in one of the episodes of the Chinese film. In the frame she can be seen speaking Mandarin. The next work of the actress was the role of Ani Bailey in the series "Third Shift". In 2000, she was invited to a small role in the comedy film "Lucky Numbers." The director of the picture was Nora Efron, and John Travolta played the main role.
This work allowed Catherine to declare herself as a talented actress and get a guest role in the NBC crime series "Third Shift." In subsequent years, she continued to work both on television and acting in independent films. She appears in the films "Black Mark", "Creature", "All-In Game", "Blade's Way" and others. In 2009, Katrina Law was invited to the role of Mord-Sith Garen in the adventure series Legend of the Seeker. And a year later, she appeared in the role of Mira's handmaid in the American television series Spartak. She combined filming in different parts of Spartak with work in the films Mafia, American Hero, CSI: Miami Crime Scene, and others. A little later, the films "Death Valley", "Repentance", "Check and Mate" were released, where the actress played secondary roles. In the past few years, the actress took part in the series "Legends of Tomorrow" and "Training Day", where she starred Nissa al Gul and Rebecca Lee, respectively.
It is interesting that the actress is interested not only in commercial projects, but also willingly works with low-budget films. In a creative tandem with director Adrian Picardi and producers Eric Roe and Don Le, the Resistance web series appeared on YouTube. The budget version included four short online teasers, and Katrina appeared in the image of a smart and incredibly tough resistance leader.
