Justina Vail Evans
Justina Vail Evans (née Vail, previously credited as Justina Vail) (born 20 August 1963) is a British actress, life coach, author and hypnotherapist. Early life. Vail Evans was born in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in 1963 to British parents. She moved to Hong Kong in 1971 and to England in 1975 where she attended Beechwood Sacred Heart School and the Kent Institute of Art & Design (formerly Canterbury College of Art) to study fine art. She acquired her first acting role in Hong Kong where a British television show was filming. Career. Vail Evans is co-owner and Director  of Training at Envision Coach Training, an executive coach training program accredited by the International Coach Federation (ICF). She is an ICF Master Certified Coach (MCC) and provides life coaching, executive coaching, hypnotherapy and neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) in her private practice. Vail Evans retired as an actor in 2001 in order to pursue her current career. Her most notable acting role was as a Russian scientist Dr. Olga Vukavitch in the late 1990s and early 2000s UPN science fiction television series "Seven Days". Vail received positive reviews for her performance on the show. In 2000, she won a Saturn  Award for best supporting actress, winning out over "Stargate SG-1"s Amanda Tapping. In 2001, however, there were reports of dissatisfaction on set. Co-star Don Franklin expressed his dissatisfaction with the show, and Vail was reported to have left the show entirely (according to some show sources over a dispute with "Seven Days" co-star Jonathan LaPaglia), only to later return and finish the third season. She also acted in X Files, as the Unholy Spirit. Vail Evans also guest-starred in an episode of "". The episode (along with several others like it) were attempts to pilot female immortal leads  for the short-lived "". Reviews of the episode were mixed, offering criticism of Vail's character but not her performance. Ultimately, Vail's character was not the one chosen for the new show. Personal life. Vail Evans is married to Dr. Jeff Evans, author and CEO of Envision Global Leadership. Vail Evans is also an author. She has been a recurring columnist for "Backstage" magazine, and in 2012 she published her book "How to be a Happy Actor in a Challenging Business: A Guide to Thriving Through it All". It was awarded the top prize of the "How To" category  for the 2012 Hollywood Book Festival.