Hottie alert!!!! Marsha Thomason (born January 19, 1976 in Moston, Manchester, England) is an English actress, who is best known in the U.S. for playing Nessa Holt in the first two seasons of NBC's series Las Vegas, and for playing the recurring role of Naomi Marsha has a new movie coming out soon, Into the Blue 2: The Reef ,lets all hope there is a bikini in this role for her. I first saw Marsha on the tv show lost, and knew she would one day be the hottie of the year. he time is coming i'd say. We all know we love that british accent too! Thomason starred in British films, Long Time Dead, a 2002 horror tale that also featured Lukas Haas and Alec Newman, and Pure, another work released that year in which she once again played a prostitute. This time, she was a heroin addict as well. Hollywood offered her a more sedate role as Eddie Murphy's on-screen wife in The Haunted Mansion, a horror tale from 2003. The story was based on one of the venerable attractions at the Disney theme parks, much as the "Pirates of the Caribbean" ride had been turned into a successful big-screen story earlier that year. Thomason played the wife of Murphy's workaholic real-estate agent, and is trapped in the eerie manor with her husband and children when the ghost who haunts it believes she is a long-lost lover. Though it was her second big-budget Hollywood feature, she was still nervous, she told Millar in the Daily Record interview. "The first day was bizarre. I felt a bit intimidated because I was doing my American accent," she recalled, and "was terrified that they would think I was rubbish and sack me." By the time The Haunted Mansion was released--to generally dismal reviews--Thomason had already made her American network series debut in Las Vegas. The NBC drama starred a top-notch ensemble cast that included the veteran actor Caan as a former Central Intelligence Agency operative who serves as head of security at a casino. Thomason sported a glamorous wardrobe for her role as Nessa Holt, the pit boss who keeps an eye on the tables and their gamblers on the casino floor while intrigues roil behind the scenes. The series was filmed at the Mandalay Bay casino, and Thomason told one journalist that the hardest part of the job was the standard "whoosh" shot in each episode, when the camera sweeps through the casino floor. "Every single person has to freeze and hold for a while, for a minute, and then, action," she told the Washington Times's Christian Toto, and said that she and her castmates dreaded being the one who made a mistake and forced another take.

stars in "WHITE COLLAR" (USA)In 2002, Marsha was awarded Best Actress in Film at the BFM awards. She recently appeared in the Disney feature The Haunted Mansion (2003) in which she starred opposite Eddie Murphy.