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Most Recent Role: Latte Woman on Without a Trace
Birthday: 9-4-1957
When she portrayed "Lyta Alexander" in the Hugo Award-winning sci-fi series Babylon 5, Patricia Tallman was the most powerful telepath in the universe. Seems fitting, considering that the actress knew she was going to be in show business at the early age of two. It was then that she first appeared with her father, Jerry, on his midwest radio show, soloing on "Bicycle Built for Two." By age...

Most Recent Appearance

 
Without a Trace
911
Sunday 8 October 2006 on CBS

The team searches for Jessica, a 911 operator who disappeared after a man called and asked for her by name.

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She spends time helping struggling actors prepare for the realities of the acting business, such as auditions techniques and to help get interviews with casting directors. (edit)
She was a student of Charles Nelson Reilly who mentored her in stage acting. (edit)
She appeared on stage in a production of The Vagina Monologues in Los Angeles. (edit)
Patricia Tallman is married to Jeffrey Willerth, who played the Vorlon ambassador Kosh on Babylon 5. (edit)
She spend a good deal of time doing fund-raising activities for the children of Penny Lane, a home for abused children in North Hills, California (edit)

Quotes

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Patricia Tallman: (talking about the misconception that all actors are overpaid) 90% of the actors you see on cable and on TV are in that range of "just barely making a living". (edit)
Patricia Tallman: (talking about the appeal of the "Babylon 5" characters) It's a tribute to Joe (Straczynski) for having written characters that have a real journey. Nobody is 100% good, no one is 100% bad. There's something likable about each of them and there's something hateful about each of them....or at least irritating. (edit)
Patricia Tallman: (talking about the passing of Andreas Katsulas) He was a tremendous person to work with and to have on the set. (edit)
Patricia Tallman: (talking about working with Walter Koenig on "Babylon 5") I would tease him a lot because his eyeline tended to be kind of at my chest level and a lot of my costumes were very low cut. (edit)
Patricia Tallman: (talking about her character "Lyta Alexander") I heard some folks describing her as having a Spock-like appeal. (edit)

Other Appearances

 
Star
Babylon 5
Lyta Alexander
Generations (1989)
Christy Russell
Recurring Role
Babylon 5
Lyta
Guest Star
Angel
Dad
Julia Cooper (uncredited)
Dark Skies
Dark Days Night
Aunt Hazel
Hard Time on Planet Earth
The All American
Frances
Sheena
The Darkness
Caroline Dula
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
The Muse
Nurse Tagana
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
The Way Of The Warrior (2)
Weapons Officer
Other
Red Shoe Diaries
Double or Nothing
Stunts
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Babylon 5
The Emmy-winning Babylon 5 brought many exciting innovations to science fiction television. Computer-generated effects, five-year story arcs, and elaborate mythology made this series stand apart... more
Generations (1989)
This half-hour serial was promoted as television's first fully integrated daytime soap. It focused on the relationship between two Chicago families: the Whitmores and the Marshalls. Their... more