Two time EMMY Nominee and multi-award winning actress, Kathleen Gati, also nominated for an Independent Series Award, winner of five Best Actress awards for her role in film, Lifeline, and nominated Best Actress at the New York Independent Film Festival for A Play On Words.  Awarded Best Actress at the Los Angeles Hungarian Film Festival for Retrace and won the Television & Film Critics Best Supporting Award in Hungary for Goldberg Variations.

She is very well known as Raisa on Arrow, Deirdre on Emmy nominated series, Fear The Walking Dead: Flight 462, as well as for her roles as Dr. Liesl Obrecht on General Hospital and as the CEO, Shohreh Broomand, on Being Mary Jane.  Also known for  her two seasons on 24 as Anya Suvarov, the First Lady of Russia and as Azita Ghanizada's mother on Alphas.  Many Guest starring roles including S.W.A.T., NCIS:LA, Fairly Legal, Covert Affairs, Leverage, The Mentalist, Desperate Housewives, Lie To Me and Weeds.

Film credits include Transformers: Dark of The Moon, Desperate Journey, A Mermaid For Christmas (2nd Emmy nomination), The Future, House Bunny, Meet The Fockers, Igby Goes Down, Jakob the Liar, Borderline Murder, The Space Between and Sunshine. Voice work includes lead roles on Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Shadow Ops: Red Mercury and Me, Eloise.  Kathleen has recorded over 70 audiobooks, winning nine Audiofile Earphones Awards.

PRESS

"The most charismatic actor and one of the most talented in all daytime TV" -www.celebdirtylaundry.com

"Played to striking perfection...Gati has delivered the performance of the year" - Huffington Post

"So good...just terrific!"...interview with Marc Cherry, Executive Producer, Desperate Housewives, New York Post

"Outstanding lead performance...by award winning actress and European celebrity" - www.mozinet.hu

"A delight to watch" - LA Village View

"One of the most beautiful and sensitive moments on screen" - Film Vilag, Hungary

"Gati...critically acclaimed, truly memorable" - Mai Nap, Hungary

"Best Actress Award for her sensitve, high caliber, artistic performance..." - Los Angeles Hungarian Film Festival