Katie Douglas (actress)
Katie Emily Douglas (born October 19, 1998) is a Canadian actress. She has played roles in "Spooksville" (2013–2014), "Mary Kills People" (2017–2019), had lead roles in "" and "Level 16" (both 2018), she was Abby in the Netflix drama series "Ginny and Georgia" (2021) and Jackie in "Pretty Hard Cases" (2021-2022). Early life and career. Douglas started acting at the age of six at the "Great Big Theatre Company" in Burlington, Ontario. She starred in a number of productions including a Christmas play involving penguins and as Tinkerbell at the summer camp of the "Burlington Dance Academy . Douglas attended Nelson High School in Burlington. Throughout her early acting career, Douglas completed her education having a travelling tutor. Career. Douglas began her screen acting career at the age of six in F2: Forensic Factor". Douglas rose to fame playing Sally Wilcox on Discovery Family’s fantasy action TV show "Spooksville" from 2013 to 2014. Douglas starred as Young Irisa on the science fiction action TV series "Defiance: The Lost Ones" which premiered on SyFy in March 2014. At the age of 15, Douglas was nominated for Outstanding Performer in a Children’s Series at the 41st Daytime Creative  Arts Emmy Awards held in Los Angeles in 2014, for her role as Sally Wilcox in "Spooksville". Katie Douglas starred as Naomi Malik from 2017 to present in the Global Network Canadian comedy and drama TV series "Mary Kills People". Douglas played a lead role as Vivien on the 2018 science fiction movie "Level 16". In 2019, Douglas received an ACTRA Award nomination for her performance in the lead role of "", eventually losing out to Amybeth McNulty. In 2021, Douglas starred as Abby, a friend of Ginny and part of the MANG group (Max, Abby, Norah and Ginny) in the  Netflix comedy series "Ginny and Georgia". Douglas stars in a main role as 18-year-old Jackie Sullivan in the CBC Television female police comedy-drama television series "Pretty Hard Cases" from 2021 to 2022. In 2022, Douglas stars as Kate Coughlin in the Daniel Adams directed police protection film "The Walk" in a cast which includes Justin Chatwin, Terrence Howard and Malcolm McDowell.