
Susanna Thompson
Susanna Thompson is an accomplished American actress, born on January 27, 1958, in San Diego, California. She is best known for her versatile performances across television, film, and stage. On television, Thompson gained widespread attention for her roles as Karen Sammler on "Once and Again," Moira Queen on the CW series "Arrow," Queen Rose Benjamin on NBC’s "Kings," and for her appearances in the Star Trek universe, notably as Dr. Lenara Kahn in "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" and the Borg Queen in "Star Trek: Voyager." Her film credits include prominent roles in "Little Giants," "Ghosts of Mississippi," "Random Hearts," "Dragonfly," and "Malignant." Thompson's stage career has also been notable, earning her a Dramatic Award for her performance in "A Shayna Maidel" and a San Diego Critics Circle nomination for "Agnes of God." Educated at San Diego State University, where her husband Martin Katz is a professor, Thompson is respected for her depth, range, and memorable portrayals throughout her multi-decade career.
Filmography (48 titles)
6.8MovieMalignant
Jeanne · 2021
7.0ShowTruth Be Told
Sybil Hackman · 2019
6.5MovieThe Public
Marcy Ramstead · 2019
7.2ShowTimeless
Carol Preston · 2016
7.2ShowDC's Legends of Tomorrow
Earth X Gideon (voice) · 2016
Hello
Rory · 2014
6.8ShowArrow
Moira Queen · 2012
7.6ShowKings
Queen Rose Benjamin · 2009
6.5MovieAmerican Pastime
Shirley Burrell · 2007
7.0ShowThe Book of Daniel
Judith Webster · 2006
6.1MovieThe Ballad of Jack and Rose
Miriam Rance · 2005
6.6ShowMedical Investigation
Dr. Kate Ewing · 2004
7.7ShowCold Case
Diane Yates · 2003
7.6ShowNCIS
Hollis Mann · 2003
10.0ShowStill Life
Charlotte Foster-Morgan · 2003
7.2ShowWithout a Trace
Cynthia Neuwirth · 2002
7.2ShowThe Twilight Zone
Annie MacIntosh · 2002
6.6MovieDragonfly
Emily Darrow · 2002
7.6ShowCSI: Crime Scene Investigation
Janice Cooper · 2000
5.7MovieHigh Noon
Amy · 2000
MovieThe Caseys
1999
5.6MovieRandom Hearts
Peyton Van Den Broeck · 1999
6.7ShowOnce and Again
Karen Sammler · 1999
8.0ShowLaw & Order: Special Victims Unit
Dr. Greta Heints · 1999