Sonja Smits has spent most of a working life as a Canadian actress who has been at it long enough for audiences to grow up watching her. Among the rest of the work, 'Star Trek: Section 31' stands out. The trail of credits goes back as far as 1980. There are 29 entries on the filmography, most of them supporting work in other people's stories. The most visible line on the filmography is 'Videodrome' (Bianca O'Blivion).
Sonja Smits
Actress
68 years (Sep 8, 1958)Ottawa Valley, CanadaOttawa Valley, Ontario, Canada
Sonja Smits has spent most of a working life as a Canadian actress who has been at it long enough for audiences to grow up watching her. Among the rest of the work, 'Star Trek: Section 31' stands out. The trail of credits goes back as far as 1980. There are 29 entries on the filmography, most of them supporting work in other people's stories. The most visible line on the filmography is 'Videodrome' (Bianca O'Blivion).
1958-09-08 · Ottawa Valley, CanadaOttawa Valley, Ontario, Canada
Sonja Smits (born September 8, 1958) is a Canadian actress recognized for her versatile performances across film, television, and theatre. She gained prominence for her role as Sara Fraser in the acclaimed Canadian television series "Street Legal." Smits' portrayal of the determined and skilled lawyer showcased her acting prowess and earned her critical acclaim. Additionally, she has been the lead in two other TV series, Traders and the Eleventh Hour, as well as many TV movies such as Margret Lawrence's The Diviners. Her feature films, include David Cronenberg's cult classic, "Videodrome" and "Owning Mahoney" with Philip Seymour Hoffman. Sonja has received numerous honours and awards for her work including a Gemini Award-Best Actress, TWFT- Outstanding Achievement Award and ACTRA Award of Excellence. She was the first artist named as President of Harbourfront Centre Board, was a founding member of ACTRA Women's Caucus and served as Chair at Toronto Artscape Foundation. Sonja is the co-owner of Closson Chase Vineyards, a pioneer in the creation of the viticulture region of Prince Edward County.