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Emma Lahana

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Emma Lahana
Emma Kate Lahana (born 27th June 1984 in Auckland, New Zealand) played Kira Ford in Power Rangers: Dino Thunder, Power Rangers: SPD and Power Rangers: Operation Overdrive. Another notable role would be Ava, a human-form Replicator during the fourth season of Stargate Atlantis.

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[edit] Early Life

As a young girl Lahana loved music and dancing. Her first memories are of attempting to imitate performers she saw on television, from Michael Jackson to Judy Garland. She began ballet lessons when she was only 3 years old. At the age of 5 the family traveled to a number of different Pacific Islands.

Lahana has explored many other art forms, including violin, acting, musical theater and dance. She spent 2 seasons on a popular TV soap opera and has performed in numerous musicals as well.

[edit] Filmography

[edit] Film

Film Year Portraying
Dear Mr. Gacy 2009 Alyssa
Bring it on Cinco 2009 Lara
Polar Storm 2009 (TV) Zoe
Slap Shot 3: The Junior League 2008 Shayne Parker
Alien Angent 2007 (TV) Julie
You Wish! 2003 (TV) Fiona
North 1994 (TV) Neighbourhood Girl #1

[edit] Television

Television program Year Portraying
Psych 2009 TV Series Waitress
The L Word 2008 TV Series Missy P
Stargate Atlantis 2008 TV Series Ava Dixon
Supernatural 2007 TV Series Jen, Co-Ed (uncredited)
Kyle XY 2007 TV Series Girl
Nobody (Pilot) 2007 Kara
Power Rangers: Operation Overdrive 2007 TV Series Kira Ford/Yellow Dino Thunder Ranger
Power Rangers: SPD 2005 TV Series Kira Ford/Yellow Dino Thunder Ranger
Power Rangers: Dino Thunder 2004 TV Series Kira Ford/Yellow Dino Thunder Ranger
Shortland Street 2000 - 2001 Erin Kingston

[edit] Trivia

Lahana had originally auditioned for the role of Tori Hanson, the Blue Wind Ranger, in Power Rangers: Ninja Storm, which she lost, before winning her role in Dino Thunder. Ironically, she would co-star with Sally Martin, who won the Blue Ranger part, in the team-up episode and in the Once A Ranger anniversary episode in Operation Overdrive.

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