Name:   Alice Maud Krige    Born:   28 June 1954 in Upington South Africa    Personal Homepage:   www.krige-page.com.

While growing up in South Africa, Alice Krige had no intentions to be an actress. She wanted to become a dancer but her father disapproved. She later took a drama class, thus altering her career plans and received a honours degree in drama from Rhodes University. As a result of her great interest in drama she moved to London and studied three years at London's Central School of Speech and Drama. In 1980 she received her first role, and after that she has appeared in many TV shows and movies. 1996 she portrayed the Borg Queen in Star Trek: First Contact, for which she won a Saturn Award.

  Star Trek: The Experience - Borg Invasion 4D (2004)
.... The Borg aka The Borg Queen

  Star Trek: Voyager - Endgame: Part 2 (episode # 7.26) (23 May 2001)
... The Borg Queen

  Star Trek: Voyager - Endgame: Part 1 (episode # 7.25) (23 May 2001)
... The Borg Queen

  Star Trek: Armada II (2001)
(Video Game, voice) .... The Borg Queen

  Ultimate Trek: Star Trek's Greatest Moments (1999)
(TV archive footage) ... Borg Queen

  Star Trek: First Contact (1996) .... Borg Queen

  Honorary Doctor of Literature, Rhodes University (2004) (IMG)

  Saturn Award, Best Supporting Actress for Star Trek: First Contact (1997)

  Saturn Award nomination, Best Supporting Actress for Sleepwalkers (1992)

  Fantafestival Award, Best Actress for Sleepwalkers (1992)

  CableAce Award nomination, Best Actress for The Hidden Room: "Dream Child" (1992)

  Plays and Players Award, Most Promising Newcomer for Arms and the Man (1982)

  Laurence Olivier Award, Most Promising Newcomer for Arms and the Man (1982)




I have found some of the information about Alice Krige on The Alice Krige Home Page and the Internet Movie Data Base.