Marianne Jean-Baptiste as Vivian Johnson on "Without a Trace"
Marianne Jean-Baptiste received Academy Award, Golden Globe and British Academy Award nominations for her feature film debut role in "Secrets and Lies" in 1996. Since then, Marianne Jean-Baptiste has been seen in the films "The Cell," "28 Days," "The 24 Hour Woman," "Mr. Jealousy" and "Spy Games."
Marianne Jean-Baptiste's television credits include the movies "Silent Hearts," "The Murder of Stephen Lawrence" and "The Man" and the mini-series "The Wedding."
A writer and composer, Marianne Jean-Baptiste wrote the score for Mike Leigh's feature film "Career Girls." Marianne Jean-Baptiste has written and performed with British jazz musicians including Jason Rebello, for whom she wrote and recorded four tracks on his album Keeping Time.
Marianne Jean-Baptiste is a graduate of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and has starred in the Royal National Theatre productions of "The Way of the World" and "Measure for Measure." Marianne Jean-Baptiste starred in Peter Brook's production of "Le Costume" in Paris.
Marianne Jean-Baptiste was born in London. Marianne Jean-Baptiste divides her time between London and Los Angeles. Marianne Jean-Baptiste's birth date is April 26.