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| image= | | image= Iris Paluly.jpg | ||
| character=Speaking Delegate #2 | | character=Speaking Delegate #2 | ||
| born_month= | | born_month= 07 | ||
| born_day= | | born_day= 24 | ||
| born_year= | | born_year= 1967 | ||
| death_month= | | death_month= | ||
| death_day= | | death_day= | ||
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| nationality= | | nationality= | ||
| imdb= 1114898 | | imdb= 1114898 | ||
| site= http://www.irispaluly.com | |||
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'''Iris Paluly''' is | '''Iris Paluly''' (born July 24, 1967) is an Israeli actress who portrays a [[Quorum of Twelve (RDM)|Quorum of Twelve]] delegate in "[[The Ties That Bind]]". | ||
Born in [[w:Hafia|Hafia]], [[w:Israel|Israel]], Paluly immigrated with her parents to [[w:Montreal|Montreal]], [[w:Canada|Canada]] when she was only two years of age, and subsequently raised by her mother, Margot, from age three and on after her parents' divorce. | |||
Paluly's forays into genre television include ''[[w:Eureka|Eureka]]'', ''[[4400:The 4400|The 4400]]'', ''[[w:Kyle X-Y|Kyle X-Y]]'', and ''[[w:Taken|Taken]]''. | Paluly's forays into genre television include ''[[w:Eureka|Eureka]]'', ''[[4400:The 4400|The 4400]]'', ''[[w:Kyle X-Y|Kyle X-Y]]'', and ''[[w:Taken|Taken]]''. | ||
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| Portrays: | Speaking Delegate #2 | ||||
| Date of Birth: | July 24, 1967 | ||||
| Date of Death: | Missing required parameter 1=month! , | ||||
| Age: | 57 | ||||
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Iris Paluly (born July 24, 1967) is an Israeli actress who portrays a Quorum of Twelve delegate in "The Ties That Bind".
Born in Hafia, Israel, Paluly immigrated with her parents to Montreal, Canada when she was only two years of age, and subsequently raised by her mother, Margot, from age three and on after her parents' divorce.
Paluly's forays into genre television include Eureka, The 4400, Kyle X-Y, and Taken.
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