Nicky Whelan

Nicky Whelan, born 10 May 1980 in the Australian state of Victoria, is a model and actress. The actress gained prominence in Australia for her role as Pepper Steiger, which she was in over 100 episodes in the soap opera from Australia Neighbors between 2006 between 2006 and 2007. The first show she appeared that she worked on in Hollywood was a choral comedy called Hollywood & Wine that she appeared in, where she played a young actress who is new to Hollywood. Scrubs the ninth season. Maya plays the main persona. However, suddenly the series has been stopped. In the next episode, she is filming for an episode of the Farrelly brother comedy Good to film, which will feature Jason Sudeiki / Owen Wilson tandem. This is followed by appearances in B-series and series. It was in 2013 that she started to get noticed to a wider audience. After having appeared in six episodes of the drama about detectives Franklin and Bash and landing her first regular part in the web-series Chosen which starred Milo Ventimiglia, the actress was offered a variety of roles. The role she plays is the first two seasons of the show also giving the reply to Chad Michael Murray. In the following year she appeared in the supporting roles for two films with air-based scenes. The Flight 7500: One Way Back on the SyFy Channel along with other actors from the television industry as well as Le Chaos (an action film with Nicolas Cage). The role she plays is that of a flight assistant. However, she also shares the logo for a brand-new television series entitled Matador which she co-stars with Gabriel Luna. The duration of the season of this action thriller created by Robert Rodriguez, wherein actors take on the role in the role of CIA Agents, is thirteen episodes. However, she continues on with the pilot episode for another television series. In 2015, she released a romance from a B-series Borrowed Moments poster with Brian Krause as well as appeared in Comedy Witness for Rent, worn by Kevin Hart Josh Gad Kaoco. In addition, she is part of the massive production of Terrence Malcolmick's experimental Knight of Cups. She also appears in five Satisfaction episodes.