Andrea Roth

Born to Dutch/Scottish parents, actress Andrea Roth grew up as a first generation
Canadian in Woodstock, Ontario.  While attending college and interning at a Toronto based advertising agency, Roth was approached by a top modeling scout to pursue a career as a print and runway model.  From there she quickly segued into acting, rapidly becoming one of Canada’s most prominent female actresses.

 
Her first big break in the States came when she was chosen to co-star with Sally Field in the Emmy Award winning NBC mini-series “A Woman of Independent Means.”  From there she has portrayed characters opposite some of Hollywood’s sexiest men, John Corbett, Jim Caviezel and Rick Springfield to name a few. 

Roth teamed with Corbett in “Lucky” for FX as Amy a mysterious and secretive con-woman, a scammer and a schemer who can never trust or be trusted.   In New Line Cinema’s “Highwaymen” with Caviezel, Roth plays the beautiful and solid as a rock best friend, who meets a fateful end, to a woman being stalked by an unknown enemy.

Roth stars in “Rescue Me” with Denis Leary for FX.  In this drama, Roth takes on the role of Janet, a young mother with aspirations of a different life and the ex-wife of Leary’s character, a firefighter who struggles to deal with the after effects of 9/11. 

In addition to her starring role on “Rescue Me” Roth’s recent credits include “The Skeptic” with Tim Daly and Tom Arnold, the action-packed “War” for Lions Gate films opposite Jason Statham and Jet Li and recently starred in the thriller “Last Exit” with fellow Canadian Kathleen Robertson.

Roth’s other credits include “CSI” as the recurring character Officer Kerry Ray, “Spoils of War,” “Divided by Hate” and “Mary Higgins Clark’s All About the Town.”