Brenda James
Actor/Actriz
20
Movies
12
TV Shows
Star and monster of the Cult Classic "Slither" Brenda James started out as a 1980's commercial actress in Los Angeles. She was cast as a regular in one of the very first cable sit-coms "Safe at Home" for Ted Turner's network. Brenda spent decades either in guest star roles, like the pregnant murderer in "The Practice" or screaming in slasher movies like "Cutting Class" where she starred along with Brad Pitt in his first feature. Not only did Brenda James play the "Brenda Blob" for James Gunn but she worked in the MTV boy band series "2Gether" as sleazy manager, Liz Porter, produced and written by Brian Gunn and Mark Gunn. Touring Europe as Agnes in "Agnes of God" was one of her career highlights as well as being the inspiration in "Patriot Games" for Harrison Ford to bring back a crucial memory that twists the plot for the entire movie conclusion. The 2000's brought Brenda James into the sci-fi genre where she played Dr. Katie Brown the horticultural love interest for David Hewlett's character Rodney McKay. She worked alongside Anthony Michael Hall and Ally Sheedy in the Breakfast Club themed cliff hanger episodes of "The Dead Zone."
As Actor/Actress
Los Practicantes
Carrie Novak
Stargate Atlantis
Dr. Katie Brown
The Outer Limits
Marcy Newhall
La zona muerta
Erin Moore
Dark Ángel: El ángel oscuro
Valerie Cale
El sueño americano
Bonnie Pratt
First Wave
Rae
Maestros del Terror
Ruby
Abducidos
Dr. Ellen Greenspan
Criaturas Rastreras
Brenda Gutierrez
The Lone Gunmen
Publicist
Juego de patriotas
Secretary
2gether: The Series
Liz Porter
It's Your Move
Girl
The Stranger Beside Me
Margo
Safe House
Asthma Girl Interviewee
Un verano en pantalones
Barbara the Tailor
Red Rover
Diane
Stone Cold
Marie
The Barber
Sally
Destinos Compartidos
Judge Ellen Masters
The Channeler
Blair
Dorothea
Dorothy Miller
Cutting Class
Colleen
Jenifer
Ruby
L.A.P.D.: To Protect And To Serve
Morten
Nice Guys Sleep Alone
Kate
The Attic Expeditions
Nurse One
The Incredible Mrs. Ritchie
Virginia
Saving Milly
Mary