Natasha Henstridge

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Career

Henstridge, a 14-year-old boy, was nominated first runner-up for the Casablanca Modeling Agency's Look of the Year competition. She returned to Paris the following year to fulfill her modeling aspirations. She was featured on her first magazine cover, the French edition of Cosmopolitan at age 15, and at the age of 15, she was on her first magazine cover. Many more magazine covers followed, and Henstridge went on to film commercials for Olay, Old Spice, and Lady Stetson. Henstridge began doing commercials and found she loved acting after her modeling career was established. In the Missoula Children's Theatre production of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" staged in Fort McMurray, Alberta, one of her first appearances was as "Foxy Fox."

Henstridge played Sil, a genetically engineered alien/human hybrid created from a SETI message that shakes a laboratory's captivity. Silentia identifies her strong instinct to mate after being pursued by a group of experts working together to prevent her from reproducing before she reproduces. Species was a hit in an instant, earning US$113 million at the box office. Despite being criticized for its sexual content, Henstridge received the MTV Movie Award for Best Kiss for a scene in which her character, when kissing a date, impales his head with her tongue. In 1998, Eve, a more ambiguous genetic copy of Sil, appeared in Species II, which was a disappointment at the box office. Henstridge appeared in two low budget action films in 1996, Adrenalin: Fear the Rush with Christopher Lambert, and Maximum Risk opposite Jean-Claude Van Damme.

A few smaller independent films were released, including Bela Donna and Dog Park, which received mixed box office returns. Henstridge appeared in the film The Whole Nine Yards (2000) and its sequel The Whole Ten Yards (2004). Despite having reservations about the science fiction genre, she signed up for John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars (2001) in the lead role of Lieutenant Melanie Ballard. Rotten Tomatoes was not well received, with a 20% score. She appeared as Eve in Species III for a brief period of time in 2004.

Henstridge appeared as a festival judge at the first annual Noor Iranian Film Festival in 2007.

For example, in Caracara and The Outer Limits, Henstridge has appeared on television. She appeared on ABC's Commander in Chief, which starred Geena Davis as a fictional female president from 2005 to 2006. On TLC, she also hosted Mostly True Stories: Urban Legends Revealed, a series about urban legends. In the first-season South Park episode "Tom's Rhinoplasty," she appeared as "the chick from Species."

Henstridge appeared on She Spies, a television show that was unavailable prior to its cancellation. Widow on the Hill, she has also produced a television film for the Lifetime network. She produced the CTV original miniseries Would Be Kings in Hamilton, Ontario, for which she received a Gemini Award. Kane's Wrath appeared in the sequel to Command and Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars.

Henstridge appeared on ABC's comedy-drama series Eli Stone in 2008. She has been involved with two other productions as well as being a part of Dave Rodriguez' Anytown, an indie drama that explores a racial high school assault and its aftermath. She has also been involved in the development of Should've Been Romeo from American Independent Pictures.

Henstridge appeared on The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien in 2009. She also performed "Screeching In" in Newfoundland, which involved O'Brien's to drink Newfoundland Screech rum and kiss a large fish.

Renee Locklear appeared on the season 9 finale and season 10 premiere of CSI: Miami in 2011. Dawn Chamberlain appeared on the CW television series The Secret Circle as Dawn Chamberlain.

She has been active in Diggstown, the CBC television series.

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