Cindy Sampson

Cindy Sampson is a Canadian actress and director who trained in dance and theater at the Randolph Academy for the Performing Arts before moving into film and television, and she was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Her best known television role is Angie Everett, the experienced private investigator at the center of the Global Television Network series Private Eyes, which launched in 2016; she also directed one episode. Earlier she played Lisa Braedon across several seasons of Supernatural, beginning in 2007, and appeared in episodes of Rookie Blue and Rogue. Her film work includes The Last Kiss (2006), The Shrine (2010), for which she watched a list of horror films to prepare, and the crime thriller The Factory (2012). She was cast by Hank White as Kelly Stone in Charlie Zone, and her biggest film role was Zoe Ravena in Live Once, Die Twice.