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Template:Realworld Noley Thornton (born 30 December 1983; age 40) is an actress who has guest-starred in an episode of both Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. She filmed her scenes for the episode "Imaginary Friend" between Wednesday 26 February 1992 and Thursday 5 March 1992 on Paramount Stage 8, 9, and 16.

Thornton, who started to work as an actress in 1990, is the sister of actor John Thornton. Among her earliest work are the television drama Fine Things (1990, with George Coe, Dakin Matthews, and Randy Oglesby), the family western The Giant of Thunder Mountain (1991), and the fantasy drama Defending Your Life (1991, with Michael Durrell, Julie Cobb, Time Winters, Marilyn Rockafellow, George D. Wallace, Leonard O. Turner, Hal Landon, Jr., and Arell Blanton).

She guest starred in episodes of Quantum Leap (1991, with Scott Bakula, Dean Stockwell, Joycelyn O'Brien, and Alan Scarfe) and Tequila and Bonetti (1992, with Charles Rocket) and was featured in the television drama A Private Matter (1992, with Leon Russom, Michael Bofshever, Ken Jenkins, Ben Lemon, David Sage, and William Utay) before she was cast in the role of Heidi in the 1993 television movie Heidi, with Andrew Bicknell, for which she received a Young Artist Award nomination in the category Best Youth Actress in a TV Mini-Series, M.O.W. or Special in 1994.

Between 1993 and 1995, Thornton had a recurring role as Erica McKay on Beverly Hills 90210 on which she worked with Michael Durrell, Ann Gillespie, Kerrie Keane, and Dina Meyer. Keane played the mother of Thornton's character. Their final appearances had them appearing in episodes featuring TNG alum Stanley Kamel. During this time she also had a guest role in an episode of L.A. Law (1993, with Corbin Bernsen, Larry Drake, and Concetta Tomei) and a recurring role in the television comedy series The Martin Short Show (1994, with Andrea Martin and Zack Duhame) for which she received her second Young Artist Award nomination in the category Best Performance: Young Actress in a TV Comedy Series in 1995.

Further credits include voice work in the animated comedy It's Spring Training, Charlie Brown! (1996, with Justin Shenkarow and John Christian Graas), a supporting role in the television drama The Little Riders (1996, with Malcolm McDowell), and guest roles in The Client (1996, with Sherman Howard and Derek McGrath) and Promised Land (1998).

Following her college graduation in 2005, [1] Thornton directed the short drama While in Mexico (2005). She also received special thanks in the end credits of the short drama Barely Legal (2006), worked as second assistant director on the television comedy Polly and Marie (2007), as production coordinator on the drama Blind Ambition (2008), and as location manager on the horror thriller Dark Reel (2008, with Dragon Dronet, Tony Todd, Tracey Walter, and Danny Downey).

Star Trek appearances

External links

Noley Thornton at Wikipedia
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-A young actress who has appeared on [[Star Trek: The Next Generation]] and [[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]].
+'''Noley Thornton''' {{born|30|December|1983}} is an actress who has guest-starred in an episode of both ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' and ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]''. She filmed her scenes for the episode "Imaginary Friend" between Wednesday {{d|26|February|1992}} and Thursday {{d|5|March|1992}} on [[Paramount Stage 8]], [[Paramount Stage 9|9]], and [[Paramount Stage 16|16]].
+Thornton, who started to work as an actress in 1990, is the sister of actor John Thornton. Among her earliest work are the television drama ''Fine Things'' (1990, with [[George Coe]], [[Dakin Matthews]], and [[Randy Oglesby]]), the family western ''The Giant of Thunder Mountain'' (1991), and the fantasy drama ''Defending Your Life'' (1991, with [[Michael Durrell]], [[Julie Cobb]], [[Time Winters]], [[Marilyn Rockafellow]], [[George D. Wallace]], [[Leonard O. Turner]], [[Hal Landon, Jr.]], and [[Arell Blanton]]).
-==Appearances==
-*[[Clara Sutter]] ([[TNG]]: "[[Imaginary Friend]]")
+She guest starred in episodes of ''Quantum Leap'' (1991, with [[Scott Bakula]], [[Dean Stockwell]], [[Joycelyn O'Brien]], and [[Alan Scarfe]]) and ''Tequila and Bonetti'' (1992, with [[Charles Rocket]]) and was featured in the television drama ''A Private Matter'' (1992, with [[Leon Russom]], [[Michael Bofshever]], [[Ken Jenkins]], [[Ben Lemon]], [[David Sage]], and [[William Utay]]) before she was cast in the role of Heidi in the 1993 television movie ''Heidi'', with [[Andrew Bicknell]], for which she received a Young Artist Award nomination in the category Best Youth Actress in a TV Mini-Series, M.O.W. or Special in 1994.
-*[[Taya]] ([[DS9]]: "[[Shadowplay]]")
+Between 1993 and 1995, Thornton had a recurring role as Erica McKay on {{wt|Beverly Hills 90210}} on which she worked with [[Michael Durrell]], [[Ann Gillespie]], [[Kerrie Keane]], and [[Dina Meyer]]. Keane played the mother of Thornton's character. Their final appearances had them appearing in episodes featuring [[TNG]] alum [[Stanley Kamel]]. During this time she also had a guest role in an episode of ''L.A. Law'' (1993, with [[Corbin Bernsen]], [[Larry Drake]], and [[Concetta Tomei]]) and a recurring role in the television comedy series ''The Martin Short Show'' (1994, with [[Andrea Martin]] and [[Zack Duhame]]) for which she received her second Young Artist Award nomination in the category Best Performance: Young Actress in a TV Comedy Series in 1995.
+Further credits include voice work in the animated comedy ''It's Spring Training, Charlie Brown!'' (1996, with [[Justin Shenkarow]] and [[John Christian Graas]]), a supporting role in the television drama ''The Little Riders'' (1996, with [[Malcolm McDowell]]), and guest roles in ''The Client'' (1996, with [[Sherman Howard]] and [[Derek McGrath]]) and ''Promised Land'' (1998).
+Following her college graduation in 2005, [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0861572/board/thread/14789753?d=22614779&p=1#22614779] Thornton directed the short drama ''While in Mexico'' (2005). She also received special thanks in the end credits of the short drama ''Barely Legal'' (2006), worked as second assistant director on the television comedy ''Polly and Marie'' (2007), as production coordinator on the drama ''Blind Ambition'' (2008), and as location manager on the horror thriller ''Dark Reel'' (2008, with [[Dragon Dronet]], [[Tony Todd]], [[Tracey Walter]], and [[Danny Downey]]).
+== ''Star Trek'' appearances ==
+<gallery>
+File:Clara sutter.jpg|[[Clara Sutter]]<br />{{TNG|Imaginary Friend}}
+File:Taya.jpg|[[Taya]]<br />{{DS9|Shadowplay}}
+</gallery>
+== External links ==
+* {{Wikipedia}}
+* {{IMDb-link|page=nm0861572}}
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+[[sv:Noley Thornton]]
+[[Category:Performers|Thornton, Noley]]
+[[Category:TNG performers|Thornton, Noley]]
+[[Category:DS9 performers|Thornton, Noley]]