Amelia Jackson-Gray is a British-born actress, currently based and working in America. She was born and brought up in Yorkshire, UK, and was trained in the performing arts by director John Sichel at the now-defunct ARTTS International, in Bubwith, East Riding of Yorkshire. She graduated in April 2002 and moved immediately to London where she worked at Pepper Post Production in Covent Garden, before moving next door to work as an assistant to the managers of a sound recording company.

It was here that she was made the contacts that would take her to Los Angeles with one of the managers of the company, where three years later she got a big break working for The Asylum on Snakes on a Train, playing one of a pair of attractive females during a sideplot in which she performed a scene topless. In her second film for Asylum, Halloween Night she endured her first ever screen axe-death. Meanwhile, in her third film, Dragon, she uses a sword to burst out from the beast's stomach after being consumed. Confused onlookers then proclaimed her to be the patron saint of childbirth. In her next film, The Zombie Hunters, she plays an elite agent sent to help deal with a mad scientist and his zombie mutagen. Amelia's weak performances are characterised by her narrow acting range embellished by her plummy English tones or thin American accent.

Amelia recently announced her engagement to and pregnancy with a sound recordist on one of her recent movies, although in the name of privacy has kept his name or any further details out of the press.

Credits

2007 - Deep Gold

2007 - Zombie Hunters

2006 - Snakes on a Train

2006 - Halloween Night

2006 - Dragon

References

IMDB.com entry