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Kate Fleetwood

Kate Fleetwood (born 1972, Cirencester) is an English stage and screen actress, Tony-nominated as Lady Macbeth opposite Patrick Stewart, Olivier-nominated for London Road and Into the Woods, and known as Liandrin Guirale in The Wheel of Time.

Kate Ford

Kate Ford (born 1976, Salford, England) is the English actress who has played Tracy Barlow on Coronation Street since December 2002, winning British Soap Awards; distinct from fashion designer Kate Ford and other namesakes.

Kate Gosselin

Kate Gosselin (Katie Irene Kreider, born 1975), American reality TV personality and registered nurse, star of TLC's Jon & Kate Plus 8 and Kate Plus 8; divorced Jon Gosselin in 2009; now a pediatric home health nurse in North Carolina.

Kate Hardie

Kate Hardie (born 1968, Westminster, London; daughter of Bill Oddie) is an English actress, writer, director, and novelist known for Mona Lisa, The Krays, Croupier, Criminal Justice, National Treasure, and the 2023 debut novel This Is Where We Live.

Kate Higgins

Kate Higgins (Catherine Davis Higgins, born 1969) is an American voice actress, singer, and jazz pianist known for Sakura Haruno in Naruto, Sailor Mercury, Saber, C.C., Tails (2010–2013), Pauline, and Disney Channel promos.

Kate Hudson

Kate Hudson (born 1979, Los Angeles), American actress and daughter of Goldie Hawn; Oscar-nominated for Almost Famous and Song Sung Blue, star of 2000s rom-coms like How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, Glass Onion, and Running Point.

Kate Humble

Kate Humble (born 1968) is an English BBC wildlife and science presenter of Springwatch, Autumnwatch, Animal Park, and Rough Science, RSPB President until 2013, and founder of the Humble by Nature farm in Wales.

Kate Jackson

Kate Jackson (Lucy Kate Jackson, born 1948, Birmingham, Alabama), American actress; original Angel Sabrina Duncan on Charlie's Angels (1976-1979) and Amanda King on Scarecrow and Mrs. King; Emmy and Golden Globe nominee.

Kate Jenkinson

Kate Jenkinson (Kate Ellen Jenkinson) is an Australian actress, born 1981 in Perth, a WAAPA 2004 graduate, best known as Allie Novak in Wentworth (2016–2021) and Kendall Quinn in Super Fun Night, plus Five Bedrooms, Amazing Grace, and NCIS: Sydney.

Kate Katzman

Kate Katzman is an Irish-American actress from Philadelphia and Delray Beach, Florida, trained under Burt Reynolds. Known for Lillian Disney in Walt Before Mickey (2015) and Megan Albert in The Comeback Trail (2020), plus Adverse, Panama, and Old Guy (2025).

Kate Kennedy (actress)

Kate Kennedy is a British stage, screen, and voice actress and playwright, best known as Kai-125 in Paramount+'s Halo (2022-2024); also heard in Assassin's Creed Valhalla as Lady Eadwyn and seen in How to Train Your Dragon (2025) as Flatula.

Kate Lawler

Kate Lawler, English presenter and DJ, first female winner of Big Brother UK (series 3, 2002, £70,000); later Capital FM, Kerrang!, Virgin Radio, ITV, Maybe Baby podcast and memoir.

Kate Lethbridge-Stewart

Kate Lethbridge-Stewart (Kate Stewart), Doctor Who character, UNIT commander-in-chief and daughter of the Brigadier, played by Jemma Redgrave; TV debut The Power of Three (2012), after 1995's Downtime; motto "Science leads".

Kate Lockley

Kate Lockley, Joss Whedon's LAPD detective in the TV series Angel, played by Elisabeth Röhm; debuts in Lonely Hearts, 15 episodes through Epiphany, later in Angel comics.

Kate Maberly

Kate Maberly (Kate Elizabeth Cameron Maberly, born 1982, Reigate, Surrey) is an English actress, director, and musician best known as Mary Lennox in The Secret Garden (1993), with roles in The Langoliers, Finding Neverland, and stage work, plus Trinity College music training.

Kate Magowan

Kate Magowan (Katie Victoria Magowan, born 1975) is a British actress and producer known for Stardust, 24 Hour Party People, A Lonely Place to Die, Primeval, and Spotless; married to actor John Simm.

Kate Mara

Kate Rooney Mara (born 1983) is an American actress known for Zoe Barnes in House of Cards (Emmy-nominated 2014), Sue Storm in Fantastic Four (2015), The Martian, Pose, and A Teacher; sister of Rooney Mara.

Kate McCartney

Kate McCartney is an Australian comedy writer, director, animator, and performer, co-creator with Kate McLennan of The Katering Show, Get Krack!n, Deadloch, and the podcast Slushy.

Kate McKinnon

Kate McKinnon (Kathryn McKinnon Berthold), American comedian and actress, SNL cast member 2012–2022, two-time Emmy winner known for Hillary Clinton and Jeff Sessions impressions, Ghostbusters' Holtzmann, Barbie's Weird Barbie, and the Millicent Quibb book series.

Kate Micucci

Kate Micucci (born 1980, Jersey City, New Jersey) is an American actress, comedian, musician, and artist, the Oates half of the musical comedy duo Garfunkel and Oates with Riki Lindhome. Known for Scrubs, Raising Hope, The Big Bang Theory, and voicing Velma Dinkley and Webby Vanderquack.

Kate Miner (actress)

Kate Miner (born 1984, born Kathrine Banister Johnson, earlier credited Kate Lang Johnson) is an American actress known as Tami Tamietti on Shameless (33 episodes, 2018-2021), and for Persons Unknown, Necessary Roughness, The Campaign, and Fifty Shades of Black; she also plays in the band Miner.

Kate Mulgrew

Kate Mulgrew (born 1955, Dubuque, Iowa) is an American actress and author, the first woman to lead a Star Trek series as Captain Kathryn Janeway on Voyager (1995-2001), also known as Red on Orange Is the New Black, with memoirs Born With Teeth and How to Forget.

Kate Mulvany

Kate Mulvany (born 1978, Geraldton, Western Australia) is an Australian actor, playwright and screenwriter, creator of The Seed, adapter of Medea and Mary Stuart, and star of Hunters, The Twelve and Elvis.

Kate Nelligan

Kate Nelligan (Patricia Colleen Nelligan) is a Canadian actress celebrated for her work at the National Theatre in London and her Best Supporting Actress nomination for The Prince of Tides in 1991.

Kate O'Mara

Kate O'Mara (Francesca Meredith Carroll, 1939-2014), English actress of stage, TV, and Hammer horror films; best known as Caress Morrell on Dynasty and as the Rani in Doctor Who.

Kate Reinders

Kate Reinders (born 1980, Seattle) is an American Broadway actress and singer: June in Gypsy (2003), Glinda in Wicked (Chicago and Broadway), Portia in Something Rotten!, and Miss Jenn in High School Musical: The Musical: The Series.

Kate Ritchie

Kate Ritchie (born 1978, Goulburn, NSW) is an Australian actress, radio host and author who played Sally Fletcher on Home and Away 1988–2008, won two Gold Logies, and co-hosts Nova's Kate, Tim and Marty drive show.

Kate Robbins

Kate Robbins (born 1958, Margate) is an English actress, comedian, impressionist, and singer-songwriter; Eurovision 1980 with Prima Donna, No. 2 hit "More Than in Love", Spitting Image voice artist 1986–1996, mother of Emily Atack.

Kate Siegel

Kate Siegel (born 1982), American actress and screenwriter from Silver Spring, Maryland; wife and frequent collaborator of Mike Flanagan. Known for Hush (co-writer, deaf lead Maddie), Hill House's Theo Crain, Midnight Mass's Erin Greene, and directing V/H/S/Beyond's Stowaway.

Kate Steinberg

Kate Steinberg (born 1991, Chicago) is a TikTok creator, @itskatesteinberg, known for millennial and early-2000s nostalgia videos; over 2.9M followers, Ulta Beauty lead writer, 12 Dates of Christmas contestant engaged to Chad Savage.