Alice Maud Krige is a veteran South African actor and producer, who has over the years, made her presence felt on stage, film, and television productions with great finesse and style. Her rich body of work as an actor, encompasses several plays, short films, feature films, TV movies, miniseries, and series. She made her film debut with the 1976 musical drama ‘Vergeet My Nie.’ She made her professional TV debut in 1979. She garnered attention with the supporting role of ‘Sybil Gordon’ in the 1981 British historical drama ‘Chariots of Fire.’ The same year, she furthered her recognition by performing in the ‘West End’ theater production of George Bernard Shaw's ‘Arms and the Man’ that brought her immense appreciation. She played the dual role of ‘Eva Galli/Alma Mobley’ in the American horror film ‘Ghost Story.’ She also essayed the role of the ‘Borg Queen’ in the 1996 American science-fiction film ‘Star Trek: First Contact,’ a role she later reprised a couple of times. Other notable works of this seasoned actor include her performances in films, such as ‘Skin’ and ‘The Sorcerer's Apprentice’; TV miniseries ‘Children of Dune’ and ‘Dinotopia’; and the TV film ‘Dynasty: The Making of a Guilty Pleasure.’ Alice ventured into production with the films ‘Jail Caesar’ and ‘Shingetsu,’ both of which had her performing too.