Nicole Ari Parker AND Nazneen Contractor Feet And Legs

Nicole Ari Parker (born Nicole Ari Parker) is an American actress who works in the fields of film, television and the theatre. The most famous of her roles is Teri Joe, the flamboyant lawyer from the Showtime program Soul Food. She is now known by her maiden name of Nikki Kodjoe. Since childhood, Nikki Kodjoe was a natural actor. In a Maryland contest for students in high school, she took home the award for the best Actress. Her acting career began after she worked in the Washington Ballet Company as well as theatre. The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love was a film that earned her a top-quality role. It was followed by other films like 'Boogie Nights Spark' and Blue Streak. Soul Food received a lot of reviews for her work. Her TV appearances include Second Time Around and Empire. Prior to that, Parker appeared in many performances on stage. Parker is married to Boris Kodjoe, an actor and model. The couple has two kids.

Contractor, a Mumbai-born Indian, who lived in Nigeria from the time she was just seven years old. She was well-versed in different cultures around the world and was able to travel even at a very young age. After attending boarding school during seven years of London Her family then moved to Toronto Canada where she spent the majority of her childhood as well as her early years of adulthood. Contractor was a classical ballet student in Toronto. Additionally, she excelled academically. She was a student at the Etobicoke School of the Arts in Toronto, a school of the arts focused on theater and dance. Contractor began her acting career at 16, following nearly 10 years of dancing. When she graduated from high school, Contractor was awarded a scholarship by The University of Toronto to pursue a dual major in psychology and sociology. She also earned a Master's degree in Theatre. Contractor was offered the lead part in Pericles following her one year stay in University. She auditioned for the part during the Stratford Shakespeare Festival (Ontario Canada) and was awarded. The play was well-received for the 92 shows that she performed in. She won an award in 2002, which was awarded to the Best Production of the Year, as judged by Canadian Critics. Contractor was offered the opportunity to enroll in Stratford's conservatory course, in which a select eight men and four women are accepted for a course lasting 20 weeks on classical theater which she gladly accepted. Contractor was offered a slot for the following season. She was also offered the role as Hermia.