Katheryn Winnick

Katheryn Vinitska was born Katerena Anna Vinitska and is a Canadian television and film actress. Her most well-known work is her performance in the television series Bones Vikings and Student Bodies. Her films also include some of her well known ones, such as the biohazardous two-week notice Satan's little Cloud 9 Amusement Cold Souls Love and Other Drugs A Look into the Thoughts of Charles Swan III' and The Dark Tower. Canadian actresses also appear in several television films like Trump Unauthorized, Tipping Point, 13 Graves and Law Dogs. Winnick is also a certified martial artist who received her first black belt at thirteen years old. She's a certified self-defense and bodyguard, as well as an instructor of combat sports on film sets. Winnick has various martial arts studios. When it comes to honors, the actress was nominated numerous times for her part in Vikings. They included those of the Critics Choice Television Awards Golden Maple Awards WIM Awards, and Canadian Screen Awards.

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