Magda Apanowicz

Magda Apanowicz is a Canadian actor. Born on November 8, 1985, and is 5'3" (1.60 millimetres). Her most famous roles are Andy Jensen in the TV show Kyle XY, and Lacy in the show Caprica. Apanowicz has Polish family roots, and was a resident of Poland for a time during her 9th-grade school years. She studied at Vancouver Film School. As a young girl, she was interested in acting after watching Pulp Fiction with her brother. The actress began her acting career in 2002 with brief appearances in the TV show Jeremiah and John Doe. The character she played was Andy Jensen from 2007 until 2009. Her 2008 film Every Second Counts was a Hallmark Channel exclusive. Apanowicz played Lacy Rand in Caprica (2009) which was an episode-regular. She was a co-star with Eric Stoltz. Later, she appeared on Hellcats. In 2012, she was a guest star in the second season of Jane Espenson-scripted romance comedy web-based series Husbands. Apanowicz started her acting career in Continuum as Emily at the beginning of 2013. Magda Magda Kaitlyn Kaitlyn

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