Kim D'Armond

Kim D'Armond is a character actor who has worked on projects for Showtime, ABC, NBC, CBS, Netflix and Amazon. Upcoming for D'Armond is the role of '911 Wendy' in the film, Breaking, with John Boyega, Connie Britton and Michael Kenneth Williams. The film is based on the true story of Marine Veteran Brian Brown-Easley who takes a bank and holds several of its employees as hostages when he is denied support from Veterans Affairs. D'Armond's additional credits include "Super Pumped," the 2022 Emmy-nominated "I Think You Should Leave," "Home Economics," "Superstore," "This Is Us," "Bosch," and "Fresh Off the Boat." She is also remembered as 'Nanny Katie' in the Disney/BBC feature, Saving Mr. Banks. Born and raised in Indianapolis, Kim D'Armond attended Cathedral High School and obtained a degree in Theatre from University of Evansville. As a grad student, she was fortunate enough to work with Mike Nichols, Paul Sills, Gene Hackman, Ian McKellen, and Nicholas Hytner while studying classic