Thandiwe Adjewa "Thandie" Newton (born 6 November 1972) is an English actress. She has appeared in a number of successful British and American films, including The Pursuit of Happyness, Run, Fat Boy, Run, Mission: Impossible II, Crash, 2012, and W. Newton was born in London, England, and is the daughter of Nyasha, a Zimbabwean health-care worker, and Nick Newton, an English laboratory technician and artist. Her birthplace has been incorrectly...
Yvette approaches Louis and tells him that she is worried about his behavior....
Yvette approaches Louis and tells him that she is worried about his behavior....
Nyah has just injected herself with the last vial of Chimera.
Nyah and Ethan flirt after Ethan catches her trying to steal.
Nyah and Ethan hide in a bathtub after almost being caught near the safe by t...
Cameron and Christine question each others blackness during an argument after...
Nyah attempts to pick a lock while sitting on Ethan's chest in a bathtub.
Nyah gets her car from the valet and speeds off, leaving Ethan in the dust.
Christine unleashes on Cameron for not standing up to Ryan when he molested her.
Yvette the servant approaches Lestat and Louis during dinner time and asks Lo...
Back at home Christine unleashes her anger on Cameron for not taking any acti...
Nyah tries to decide whether or not to accept Ethan's offer and help find Amb...
After pulling them over Ryan orders Cameron and Christine stand with their ha...
After returning home Christine voices her displeasure at Carmon's failure to ...
Ryan pulls Christine and Cameron over despite Hanson's protests. Ryan molests...
Christine shows up at the studio the day after their altercation with Ryan an...
They return home after Christine's been molested by Ryan. Christine picks up ...
Nyah and Ethan talk near a crowded betting table about Nyah disregarding one ...
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