Nicole Ari Parker AND Nazneen Contractor Feet And Legs

Nicole Ari Parker was born in New York City. Nicole Ari Parker is an American actor in stage and films. The most well-known role she has played is as Teri, the passionate attorney Teri Jospehson, on the Showtime TV series Soul Food. She is now known by her married name, Nikki Kodjoe. Her acting talent was evident from childhood. In a Maryland high school contest gave her the best actress award. The path to acting began when she was employed by the Washington Ballet Company as well as theater. The first role she played on screen in The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love was a success and earned an immense amount of respect. In the following years, she was a star in movies like "Boogie Nights Spark" and "Blue Streak". The TV series Soul Food' was immensely well-received. She appeared in TV shows like Second Time Around, and Empire. She was also on stage for a number of shows early on in her career. Parker is a political activist who has an active interest in politics is married to model-actor Boris Kodjoe. Both have two kids.

Contractor was born in Mumbai in India she was raised in Nigeria up until she turned seven. She was already exposed to many different travels and different cultures at a very early age. From the age of seven to nine, the young lady went to boarding school in London. The family later moved to Toronto which she stayed in for most of her childhood. Contractor was a classical ballet student in Toronto. She was also a star academically. She studied at the Etobicoke School of the Arts in Toronto, a fine arts institution which focuses on dance and theater. Contractor She had been dancing for nearly 10 years by the time she was when she decided to concentrate on acting. After graduating high school, she received a full-time grant to attend Toronto's University of Toronto, where she earned a master's degree in theater and a dual major in sociology and psychology. Contractor was given the lead role in Pericles following her one year stay at University. She auditioned for it during the Stratford Shakespeare Festival (Ontario Canada) and won. Her work was highly acclaimed throughout the 92 productions she appeared in. She was awarded the 2002 award for the most outstanding production of the Year from Canadian critics. Contractor was given the chance to join Stratford's conservatory course, in which only eight males and four females are selected for a course lasting 20 weeks on the classical stage that she gladly accepted. Contractor was offered a slot for the following season and was given the role of Hermia.