Trivia

Kimberly J. Richardson received the Faith Flix Top 10 Award, ranking 3rd in a list of 274 actors, directors, filmmakers, movies and others involved in faith-based films.

Both of Kimberly J. Richardson's parents had Alzheimer's Disease, making "Losing Breen" an emotional project for her. The film is about a woman with early onset Alzheimer's Disease, and the struggles she and her family face.

The first award Kimberly J. Richardson received was the Faith Flix Favorite Actress Award.

While working with actor Jon Voight on the Hallmark movie "J.L. Ranch", Kimberly J. Richardson had a heartfelt moment with Jon in which she told him what a pleasure it had been working with him that week, because she saw him bring so much joy to so many people. This comment brought tears to his eyes.

While performing an emotional scene in "BANA: Heart Of Darkness," Kimberly J. Richardson and her scene partner had many of the crew members in tears, crying along with their characters.

While filming "The Invisible" Kimberly J. Richardson went into a McDonald's in full costume as a homeless woman in downtown Detroit with some crew members. She experienced first hand how rude some people can be.

Kimberly J. Richardson impressed the director of "Blessed Veil" so much with her audition, he wrote an additional role into the film just for her.