Kimberley Davies

About Kimberley Davies

Hailing from Australia, Kimberley Davies established her acting career with a notable role on the popular Australian serial drama Neighbours. She portrayed the character Annalise Hartman from 1993 to 1996, a period that cemented her presence in the public eye. Occasionally, her name is listed as Kimberly Davies. In 1996, Davies took on hosting duties for an Australian program titled Just Kidding!, a show centered on practical jokes enacted upon unsuspecting individuals. Subsequently, she ventured to the United States, where she landed the part of Laura Sinclair in Pacific Palisades, a high-budget but brief-lived evening soap opera. Her acting credits in the US also include guest spots on well-known series such as Ally McBeal, Early Edition, and Friends. On the cinematic front, Davies has been seen in the films Psycho Beach Party, The Next Best Thing, The Shrink Is In, Made, and South Pacific. The year 2005 marked her return to Neighbours for its twentieth anniversary celebration. That same year, Davies participated in an Australian reality television venture, Celebrity Circus, in May, and later, in November, she joined the fifth installment of the British reality competition I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! However, her time on the show was cut short when an injury to her shoulder occurred during one of the demanding "Bush Tucker Trials." In 2007, Davies showcased her dancing prowess as a contestant on Australia's Dancing with the Stars. During the summer of that year, she made a commercial appearance in the UK for Daz. Beyond television and film, Davies lent her voice to the character Alura McCall in the James Bond video game, James Bond 007: Nightfire. Her television appearances continued in 2009 with a role in the Christmas Special of the Australian comedy game show Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation.