Kim DeLonghi

Birthplace:
Ontario, Canada

Kim DeLonghi, maiden name Kimberly Marlene Backman, was born in Pickering, Ontario and then was raised in Thunder Bay, Ontario Canada in a middle-class family household. In 1982, her family moved just outside Toronto, Ontario Canada to Thornhill where she spent most of her upbringing before going off to university in Ottawa, Ontario studying English Literature. Her mother, Marlene Backman, worked in the banking industry, and whose family is originally from Thunder Bay and Winnipeg. Her father, now retired, worked in the commercial building field and then owned his own Hardwood flooring company. Kim met her husband in 1991 and married in 1997.  She always knew she had a love for acting but it was not until she raised her three children that she was able to focus on her acting career. She began performing in small film and commercial productions, noting The Handmaid's Tale as being one of her earliest breakout parts she was awarded. She then went on to film New Year's Kiss with Erin Karpluck, Beyond the Law with Steven Seagal and DMX and 10 Double Zero with Nicholas Cage. She can also be seen in The Last Son with MGK and Sam Worthington, Heather Graham, and Thomas Jane, Castle Falls with Dolph Lundgren and Scott Adkins, Acidman starring Dianna Agron and Thomas Hayden Church, Maneater with Nicky Whelan, Marlowe with Liam Neeson, The Flood staring alongside Nicky Whelan, and Louis Mandylor, and The Banshee with Antonio Banderas and Jamie King.  This not only gave Kim the acting experience she was looking for but also the opportunity to executive produce projects. Not only has Kim's acting presence increased as of late but also her production company K Productions has been gaining strength in the industry with pre-production projects moving forward throughout the 2020 and 2022 seasons.  When not acting, she travels for pleasure and to broaden her knowledge of acting and producing. Her other interest is design and architecture from around the world, which helps her in her own property building projects that she does in Canada and the United States. She spends her time between Toronto and Los Angeles, acting and producing in film and TV.

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Executive Producer:
2019  Beyond the Law
2021  Castle Falls
2021  The Last Son
2023  Acidman

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