Nicole Ari Parker AND Nazneen Contractor Feet And Legs

Nicole Ari Parker has worked in television, film, and on stages. She was best known for her character Teri (the vigorous attorney) Joseph. The actress is known under her husband's name, Nikki Kodjoe. While growing up within Baltimore, Maryland, she was always fascinated by acting. At the Maryland high school competition during her first years of education she received the award for best actress. She received her degree in acting from the New York University after working in the Washington Ballet Company' as well as on stage. The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love brought her an award for best-in-class roles. This was followed by movies such as 'Boogie Nights Spark and Blue Streak. Soul Food received a lot of praise for her performance. In addition, she was a part of TV programs like Second Time Around' and Empire. Earlier on in her life Parker was in numerous stages. Parker is a political activist who has an keen interest in politics, is married to model and actor Boris Kodjoe. Both have two kids.

Contractor, who was born in Mumbai and resided in Nigeria over seven years had a wide range of trips and experiences in the world of culture at an early age. After attending boarding school during seven years of London the family moved to Toronto Canada where she spent most of her youth as well as her early years of adulthood. Then, in Toronto, Contractor excelled in academics, and was trained to become an classical ballerina. She was enrolled in the Etobicoke School of the Arts. It's a school for arts and sciences, where she did not only study theater but danced too. At the age of 16 after a decade of years of dance Contractor realized she wanted to pursue acting seriously. When she graduated from high-school with an all-inclusive tuition grant to the University of Toronto where she studied theatre with a double degree in psychology and Sociology. Contractor landed her first role in the midst of her university year. She received rave reviews for her performances in the 92 shows performed this play, which was named the production of the year by Canadian critics in 2002. Contractor was given the chance to enroll in Stratford's conservatory program, where only eight males as well as four women can be accepted for a course lasting 20 weeks on classical theater which she eagerly took. Contractor's place in the following play season was secured and she won the role of Hermia.