Claudia black

Also, she was noticed for her turn as an hermaphrodite in the 1998 scene in the offbeat crime-drama "Good Guys Bad Guys." In the course of shooting "Pitch Black" as a character that she portrayed as a transportation person who's stuck in a strange world in the sci-fi series "Pitch Black," in 2000, for assistance in reading the roles of actors in an Australian production of a brand new show. A casting agent believed that Black was the perfect actress for the part despite the fact that the production wanted to hire an American actor. Black had an audition in Sydney and was selected for the role of Aeryn sun in "Farscape." The actress portrayed well her character's toughness and strength as well as forming a tangible sexual bond with co-star Ben Browder (as human astronaut John Crichton). Aeryn began to become a fascinating and likable character. the actress gained fans of a cult. After the conclusion of that series, Black appeared on two seasons of "Stargate SG-1" as Vala Mal Doran and continued to expand her voiceovers for film, TV as well as video game. After a series of recurring characters in "The Originals", Black made her return to television in the thriller "Containment". The exotic brunette who exhibited strong and elegant image, Australian actress Claudia Black earned acclaim because of her character Aeryn the commando pilot who learned to handle her emotional state, in Farscape (Sci-Fi Channel, 1999-2003). Black, a Sydney born performer won the Globe Shakespeare Competition in 1990 as well as toured Europe playing the role of Portia in the play "The Merchant of Venice."