"I was lucky as an actress to
play such an endearing character. Thelma kept me on my toes, and challenged
me creatively as an actress. Thelma had many things in common with her
viewing audience. Many children often feel, happiness, innocence,
rejection, trying to fit in, wanting to feel useful and needed in and
amongst their peers...they search for their place, and that is what Thelma
was trying to do, secretly. Thelma had an outer mission due to the storyline
and script, but the real fun came for me when developing Thelma's inner
mission." -- Anik, 2005 |
A graduate of the
John Abbott College professional Theatre program and an accomplished actor,
Anik has served as acting consultant and coach for dozens of television and
film projects ranging from The Jackie
Onassis Project for Muse Entertainment
to The Hunger
for Telescene.
Her acting credits include:
Underdogs
for the Just for Laughs Festival,
Secret Window
opposite Johnny Depp, NBC's
The Reagans
opposite James Brolin and many more.
After her two seasons on
Space Cases,
Anik became the evil sorceress Brenan in the Canadian Broadcast
Canadian series Back to
Sherwood
Anik is the Founder/Artistic Director and President of the Board of Montreal's Dynamic Theater Factory,
and continues to do voicework in animated series such as in Robert Munch's
The Snow Suit,
as Chloe in Madeline,
as Maid Marian in Hanna-Barbera's
Robin Hood
and as Violet in Belle
Flower Bunnies.
Dynamic Theater Factory
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Thelma is a Technological
Human EmuLating
MAchine. She was aboard the Christa when
the ship was discovered near the Space Academy.
Thelma
is an android, in symbiotic rapport with the Christa. Both were created by
the mysterious species known only as the Lumanians.
When Harlan first visited the command post, he
inadvertently stepped on her memory crystal. This cracked crystal has caused
memory gaps and occasional erratic behavior. Whether her literal
interpretation of idioms such as "give me a hand" is a result of the damage
or less than than complete grasp of the alien language English has not been
determined.
The exterior of Thelma may emulate a human, but her
interior design hosts a variety of tools and functions, such as screwdriver
finger extensions.
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