Anita Brown
Anita Louise Brown is an actress who played the Starfleet officer Tyvanna in , directed by Justin Lin.  

Brown's first credit was the role of Megan in the 2000 comedy My 5 Wives, working with Paul McGillion. She had a recurring role as Whelpette in the family series Los Luchadores (2001) and was featured in episodes of Pasadena (2001, with Barbara Babcock), Dark Angel (2001, with Brian Markinson), The Sausage Factory (2002), John Doe (2002), Just Cause (2003, with Roger R. Cross and Adam Harrington), The Dead Zone (2003, with Nicole de Boer, David Ogden Stiers, and Bill Mondy), and Jake 2.0 (2003, with Philip Anthony-Rodriguez).

She also appeared in the romance A Guy Thing (2003, with Paul McGillion), the television Western The Lone Ranger (2003, with Jeffrey Nordling, Martha Hackett, and Sam Hennings), the comedy Jiminy Glick in Lalawood (2004, with Whoopi Goldberg), and the comedy Man About Town (2006).

Further television work includes episodes of Da Vinci's City Hall (2005, with Brian Markinson and Johnson Phan), Godiva's (2006), Whistler (2006, with Adam Harrington), Psych (2007, with Corbin Bernsen), Supernatural (2005 and 2008, directed by Robert Duncan McNeill and co-executive produced by Kim Manners), Fairly Legal (2012), Rush (2014, with Brian Markinson and Matthew MacCaull), and iZombie (2015). Brown was also featured in the reboot of The A-Team (2010, with Maury Sterling, Alex Madison, Ben Bray, Jimmy Ortega, Dwight Schultz, Fraser Aitcheson, and Jennifer Cheon), the television movie Murder, She Baked: A Plum Pudding Mystery (2015), the television romance Love by Chance (2016, with Brenda Strong), and the television drama A Firehouse Christmas (2016).

More recent work includes guest roles in episodes of Timeless (2017, with Annie Wersching and Matt Frewer), UnREAL (2018), and Life Sentence (2018) and a featured role in the sequel Fifty Shades Freed (2018, with Fraser Aitcheson).

External links 
 
 
 
 
 Anita Brown at the Supernatural wiki

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