Katheryn Winnick

Katheryn Vinitska, also known as Katerena Anna Vinitska in her birth name, is a Canadian actress and singer. Her most well-known role was in Bones Vikings, and Student Bodies. She is also recognized for appearing in many films including 'Biohazardous Two Weeks Notice The Distance: The Satan's Little Aider Cloud 9 Amusement Cold Souls Love and Other Drugs A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III and The Dark Tower. Canadian actress Winnick also appeared in a variety of television films, such as TippingPoint as well as Law Dogs. Winnick was also trained in martial arts since the age 13 and was awarded her first belt. She's an authorized martial artist as well as an authorized personal bodyguard. Winnick has also established a couple of martial arts schools. She was also nominated to receive numerous awards for her Vikings. These included prestigious awards like Critics Choice Television Awards Golden Maple Awards WIM Awards and Canadian Screen Awards.

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