Nicole Ari Parker AND Nazneen Contractor Feet And Legs

Nicole Ari Parker has worked in film, TV, and on stages. Her most well-known role was for playing Teri (the vigorous lawyer) Joseph. She is now known by her husband's name, Nikki Kodjoe. She was born and raised in Baltimore Maryland. When she was an infant, she showed the desire to act. She was awarded the Best Actress Award at the Maryland High School Contest. In the years following her involvement in theatre and with "The Washington Ballet Company", she received an acting diploma from New York University. The first role she played in The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love was a success and earned an immense amount of respect. This was followed by movies including 'Boogie nights Spark' as well as Blue Streak. Soul Food, her TV show was highly regarded because of the performances she performed. Her appearances also appeared in TV series like Second Time Around" and Empire. Prior to that Parker was in numerous stage productions. Parker is tied to Boris Kodjoe, an actor and model. Their two children are born.

Contractor who was born in Mumbai, who lived in Nigeria from the time she was just seven years old. She had a lot of knowledge about different cultures around the world and was able to travel in such a short time. She went to boarding school from the age of 7 to 9 in London. Later, she and her family relocated home to Toronto (Canada) in Canada, where she were raised for her entire life. Contractor achieved academic success in Toronto in addition to her training as the ballerina. The Etobicoke School of the Arts (a public high school that specializes in arts) the student studied ballet and theater. Contractor was dancing for more than 10 years by the time she was and decided to concentrate on acting. When she graduated from high-school with a full tuition scholarship to University of Toronto where she was a theatre student with a dual degree in psychology and Sociology. Contractor was a student who'd spent a year in university, went on to audition at an open call for Pericles, at the prestigious Stratford Shakespeare Festival, [Ontario Canada] and won the part. The year 2002 was a great one for her. Canadian theater critics were awed by her performance in 92 productions of Pericles. The opportunity was presented to her to join Stratford Conservatory. The school accepts only eight men as well as four female students for a crash course in the art of classical theater. Contractor eagerly accepted. The actress's spot in the next stage season was securing and she was offered the part as Hermia.