Kerry-Lee Finkle

Kerry-Lee Finkle is known for the feature film, Downsizing directed by Alexander Payne. Kerry-Lee was born in Toronto, Ontario and started acting at a young age in the local theatre troupe called "The Jesters". She continued her studies in theatre in high school and did her post-secondary studies with a double major in Dramatic Arts and English at McMaster University. While in University, Kerry-Lee was a sought after character actress appearing in The Birds, Let Sleeping Dogs Lie, The Great Whore of Babylon, and Once Upon A Mattress. Kerry-Lee also directed the play, An Actor's Nightmare and was the President of the McMaster Musical Theatre in her graduating year. Kerry-Lee was also a Varsity Ice Hockey player at McMaster and became fluent in American Sign Language in her spare time. Kerry-Lee is known as a character actress and comedian. She did stand up comedy on the Yuk Yuks stage in Hamilton, Ontario in the late 1980s. In 1992, Kerry-Lee furthered her studies becoming a teacher specializing in educating Deaf and Hard of Hearing students and special education teaching dramatic arts and English through American Sign Language. Kerry-Lee works and lives in Toronto, Ontario and is a mother to her two sons.