Katheryn Winnick

Katheryn Vinitska was born Katerena Anna Vinitska and is a Canadian television and film actress. Her best-known performance was in Bones Vikings, and Student Bodies. Also, she is credited with being in a variety of films, including "Biohazardous Two weeks Notice Going the Distance Satan's Little Helper Cloud 9 Amusement Cold Souls Love and Other Drugs A Glimpse Inside the Brain of Charles Swan III and The Dark Tower. The Canadian actress has also done several television films, including Trump Unauthorized 13 Graves Tipping Point as well as Law Dogs. Winnick was a martial artist and earned her first Black Belt when she was 13 years old. She is also a licensed instructor of self-defense and a licensed guard. Winnick has several martial arts studios. In terms of awards and honours she was recognized in several categories due to her work in Vikings. They included such prestigious prizes including Critics Choice Television Awards Golden Maple Awards WIM Awards Canadian Screen Awards.

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