Annie Wersching

Annie Wersching is an American actor from America. She was famous for her television roles such as Renee Walker and Julia Brasher in the series 24, Emma Whitmore at Timeless as well as Rosalind Dyer on The Rookie. As well, she was the actress who voiced and performed-captured Tess in the game The Last of Us. Annie Wersching passed away at the age 45 of an American television actress on the 29th of January 2123. She was the voice of Tess the character from The Last of Us (a popular game) Also, she was a part of television shows such as 24 and Timeless. Stephen Full also confirmed Annie's death. Annie has not just left a large void but her ability to fill in that space. Annie wasn't a music lover to move. Indeed she was often able to find some extraordinary things in the most mundane situations. Annie Full was born March 28th in 1977. She is loved by Stephen Full, her husband along with their three sons Freddie, Ozzie and Archie. She was born St. Louis Missouri. She is the daughter of Sandy Wersching and Frank Wersching Jr. In 1995 she was awarded an award from Crossroads College Preparatory School. She earned a bachelor's diploma in Fine Arts at Millikin University in 1999. When she was 24 years old, she made her acting debut in the first Star Trek episode in 2002. Anne was able to appear as FBI Special Agent Renee Walker during the 7th season of 24 TV series in the year the year 2009. The actor was on the show for 20 years, and was a part of The Vampire Diaries Marvels Runaways The Rookie The Next Generation Picard. We've decided to publish all the information we know about Annie Wersching's childhood, education and career here because so many people want to learn more. Annie Wersching grew up in St. Louis Missouri. Crossroads College Preparatory School of the Central West End, St. Louis is where she earned her diploma for high school. In her youth she was an active member of the Celtic Stepdances and participated in Irish dance competitions. Millikin University granted her a bachelor of music degree in fine arts and theater in 1999.