Annie Wersching

Annie Wersching is an American actress from the United States. Her name is well-known due to her roles on television, such as Renee Walker on 24, Julia Brasher and Bosch in Timeless as Emma Whitmore. Rosalind was also the performer-capture character of Tess in the game The Last of Us. Annie Wersching is an American television actor who passed away in 2023. She was 45 years old. She was also the voice of Tess on The Last of Us, as well as appearing in television shows like 24 as well as Timeless. Stephen Full also confirmed Annie's loss. He said Annie had not only left an enormous gap in the family, but also had the ability to fill the gap. It wasn't necessary to have music for her to dance. She would find something unique in every day situations. Annie Full was born March 28 the year 1977. She was still living with Stephen Full, her husband, as well as their three sons Freddie, Ozzie and Archie. Her place of birth was St. Louis in Missouri. The parents of her are Frank Wersching Jr., and Sandy Wersching. The year 1995 was the first time she received a diploma at Crossroads College Preparatory School. In 1999, Millikin University awarded her a Bachelor in Fine Arts. The actress made her debut with Star Trek in 2002 at just 24 years old. Anne was given the opportunity to play FBI Special Agent Renee Walker in the seventh season of the television series 24 in the year 2009. He was an actor for 20 years, and his roles were in The Vampire Diaries and Marvel's Runaways The Rookie The Next Generation Picard. Because many have expressed interest in her education and background, we've decided to provide all information publicly available about her. Annie Wersching has lived in St. Louis Missouri for most of her existence. Crossroads College Preparatory School at the Central West End in St. Louis awarded her with a high-school diploma in the year 1995. She was part of the Irish Stepdances and took part in Irish dance when she was young. Millikin University granted her a bachelor of master of fine arts in musical theater in 1999.