Kathleen Gati

Kathleen Gati is a highly acclaimed actress, recognized for her two Emmy nominations and numerous Best Actress awards in film and television. After earning two Emmy nominations and numerous Best Actress awards for her dynamic performances across film and television, Kathleen Gati has built a distinguished career marked by international acclaim and versatile roles. Her early career saw her perform in numerous plays both on and Off-Broadway, as well as securing roles in television and film. Gati’s career expanded internationally when she was invited to Hungary for the feature film Goldberg variácók (1992), a role which earned her the Television and Film Critics Best Supporting Actress award in 1993.

Liesl Obrecht on ABC’s General Hospital, a character she has expertly portrayed for over eleven seasons and more than 550 episodes. This foundational role was complemented by other notable television appearances, including the stewardess Deirdre on AMC’s Fear The Walking Dead: Flight 462 and Raisa on The CW’s Arrow. She also appeared as Zora on CBS’s S.W.A.T. and the CEO Shohreh Broomand on BET’s Being Mary Jane.

Beyond her on-screen presence, Gati is also an accomplished voice artist. She has earned nine Audiofile Earphones Awards for her extensive work on over 80 audiobook narrations, showcasing her fluency in Hungarian, Russian, French, Spanish, and English, alongside a diverse range of accents. Her multifaceted career demonstrates a deep commitment to her craft, making her a highly sought-after talent across diverse platforms.