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'''Janna Michaels''' is the actress who played the [[Kes|young Kes]] in the ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'' episode {{e|Before and After}}. |
'''Janna Michaels''' is the actress who played the [[Kes|young Kes]] in the ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'' episode {{e|Before and After}}. |
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| + | During the early 1990s, Michaels voiced Molly Cunningham on the popular Disney series ''TaleSpin'', which also featurind the voices of [[R.J. Williams]], [[Tony Jay]] and [[Frank Welker]]. Michaels also played had a regular role on the short-lived syndicated sitcom ''What a Dummy'', which starred [[David Doty]]. Michaels received nominations from the Young Artist Awards for her work on both of these shows. |
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| − | She was nominated twice for a Young Artist Award. In 1991 for the exceptional performance by a young actress under nine in ''What a Dummy'' and 1992 for outstanding voice-over in an animation series in ''TaleSpin''. |
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| − | + | In addition, Michaels had small roles in the TV movie ''Hart to Hart: Home Is Where the Hart Is'' (with [[Mitchell Ryan]] and [[Brian Cousins]]) and the family film ''Little Giants'', both released in 1994. In the latter, she played the younger version of the character portrayed by another ''Voyager'' guest artist, [[Susanna Thompson]]. The film also featured [[Jon Steuer]], [[Rickey D'Shon Collins]], and [[Mark Holton]]. |
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| + | Michaels had supporting roles in the 1995 film ''Bushwacked'' (1995) and in the 1996 Emmy Award-nominated television drama ''If These Walls Could Talk''. the latter co-starred the likes of [[Vaughn Armstrong]], [[Mitch David Carter]], [[Robin Gammell]], [[Jack Kehler]], [[Aaron Lustig]] and [[Harris Yulin]]. |
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| − | She has also played minor roles in the television movie ''Hart to Hart: Home Is Where the Hart Is'' (1994, with [[Mitchell Ryan]] and [[Brian Cousins]]), the comedy ''Little Giants'' (1994, with [[Jon Steuer]], Susanna Thompson, [[Rickey D'Shon Collins]], [[Mark Holton]], and Frank Welker), the comedy ''Bushwacked'' (1995), and the Golden Globe nominated television drama ''If These Walls Could Talk'' (1996, alongside [[Harris Yulin]] and [[Mitch David Carter]]). |
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| + | Between 1995 and 1997, Michaels had a recurring role as Sara Sheehan on ''Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman'', on which she worked with fellow ''Trek'' alumni [[Joe Lando]], [[Chad Allen]], [[Barbara Babcock]], [[Jason Leland Adams]], Susanna Thompson, [[Michelle Bonilla]], [[Frank Collison]], [[Elinor Donahue]], and [[Georgann Johnson]]. She has not acted in film or television since the 1997 ''Dr. Quinn'' episode "A Time to Heal: Part 1." |
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...as the young Kes
Janna Michaels is the actress who played the young Kes in the Star Trek: Voyager episode "Before and After".
During the early 1990s, Michaels voiced Molly Cunningham on the popular Disney series TaleSpin, which also featurind the voices of R.J. Williams, Tony Jay and Frank Welker. Michaels also played had a regular role on the short-lived syndicated sitcom What a Dummy, which starred David Doty. Michaels received nominations from the Young Artist Awards for her work on both of these shows.
In addition, Michaels had small roles in the TV movie Hart to Hart: Home Is Where the Hart Is (with Mitchell Ryan and Brian Cousins) and the family film Little Giants, both released in 1994. In the latter, she played the younger version of the character portrayed by another Voyager guest artist, Susanna Thompson. The film also featured Jon Steuer, Rickey D'Shon Collins, and Mark Holton.
Michaels had supporting roles in the 1995 film Bushwacked (1995) and in the 1996 Emmy Award-nominated television drama If These Walls Could Talk. the latter co-starred the likes of Vaughn Armstrong, Mitch David Carter, Robin Gammell, Jack Kehler, Aaron Lustig and Harris Yulin.
Between 1995 and 1997, Michaels had a recurring role as Sara Sheehan on Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, on which she worked with fellow Trek alumni Joe Lando, Chad Allen, Barbara Babcock, Jason Leland Adams, Susanna Thompson, Michelle Bonilla, Frank Collison, Elinor Donahue, and Georgann Johnson. She has not acted in film or television since the 1997 Dr. Quinn episode "A Time to Heal: Part 1."
- Michaels was born around 1983, as she was seven years old while working on TaleSpin in 1990. [1] On IMDb a rumor exists that she currently studies acting and directing.
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- Janna Michaels at ChildStarlets.com