Nicole Ari Parker AND Nazneen Contractor Feet And Legs

Nicole Ari Parker, an American actor who has appeared on film and television in addition to on stage, is most well-known for her role as Teri Joseph, a fiery attorney in the show on Showtime called Soul Food. After her marriage she became Nikki Kodjoe. Born and raised within Baltimore Maryland. When she was a child, she displayed an interest in acting and won the Best Actress Award in the Maryland High School Contest. The path to acting began when she joined the Washington Ballet Company and theatre. The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love earned her a top-quality role. It was then followed by films such as "Boogie Nights Spark" and "Blue Streak." Blue Streak". Soul Food was an immensely loved TV show. Her TV appearances include Second Time Around and Empire. In the beginning of her career she acted in several stage productions. Parker has been active in politics and married model and actor Boris Kodjoe. They have two children.

Contractor, who was born in Mumbai and lived in Nigeria for seven years was awash with trips and experiences in the world of culture at the age of. She attended boarding school in London between seven and nine years of age, and then her family relocated into Toronto, Canada, where she spent the majority of her youth and early adulthood. Contractor studied and became a classical dancer in Toronto. She attended the Etobicoke School of the Arts which was a highly specialized high school that taught not just dance but also drama. Contractor decided to take acting seriously at age of 16, after ten year of dance. After graduating high school, Contractor accepted a scholarship at The University of Toronto to pursue an undergraduate degree in sociology and psychology. Additionally, she earned an advanced degree in theatre. Contractor, who had spent a year in university was invited to audition during an open call for Pericles in the world-renowned Stratford Shakespeare Festival, [Ontario Canada] and won the role. The 92 productions she performed received acclaim from Canadian theater critics. The conservatory at Stratford takes eight people, four women as well as a few additional people to take a 20 weeks crash course. The actress's spot in the next production was secured, and she won the role as Hermia.