Louise: My parents are probably the biggest influence in my life. I still find myself listening to them when I'm taking a decision. I have a very good relationship with my father. If I have problems, I can talk them through with him. He's a very wise man. He would say that at the end of the day, when your head hits the pillow, you have to deal with what you've done that day. And if you can't face that, then something's got to change. My mother Is a strong woman - very much a fighter - and I think i've inherited my strength, which some people might call stubbornness, from her.
Louise: Before I met Jon, I didn't really understand why people got married. I honestly believed I never would. It would have been so much more exotic to have been untraditional, and I just couldn't see myself being with one person for the rest of my life. But when I met Jon, I pretty much knew straightaway. But we met on set and that is a big no-no. You don't form relationships with people you're working with.
Louise: I've come to accept that physical appearance is part of the package you have to offer. Rightly or wrongly, mainstream movies are driven by conventional requirements. And, unless you are reconciled to that, you're going to be continually frustrated and driven insane.
Louise Lombard: (After being asked if she was nervous joining CSI so late) Absolutely. I’ve done enough TV series to know how tight that bond is with a cast. It very quickly becomes a tight family unit. I joined in the fifth season and I thought the producers were crazy, trying to bring in a new character. It was an unfounded fear, but I was anxious.
She has worked in 12 movies so far in her career.
She began her acting career when she was still at school at the age of 14.
Louise Lombard has a son named Alejandro.
Louise's height is five foot seven inches.
There is an interview with Louise on the dvd release of series two of The House Of Eliott. In it, she talks about her experiences working on the show and her career since.
Since November 2004, Louise has made regular guest appearances in CSI as criminal investigator Sofia Curtis.
In 1993, Louise won a Swedish Aftonbladet Award (similar to the BAFTA and Emmy awards) for Best Female Foreign Television Personality for her performance as Evangeline in The House of Eliott.
Louise has studied photography and printing at St. Martin's College in London.
Louise has performed in the West End production On Approval, directed by Peter Hall.
Louise and Jon spent their honeymoon in the Caribbean.
Early in her career, Louise made an AIDS awareness television advert where she played a heroin addict.
Louise left school at the age of 16 having gained nine ' O Levels.' Before she applied to Cambridge University, she completed an Open University course.
Louise began taking drama lessons at the age of eight.
Louise spent two months on location in Morocco filming the biblical story Esther.
Louise is from quite a large family; she is the fifth child of a family of seven.
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