Diane Spencer
Diane Spencer is a UK comedian, actor and writer. She performs live stand-up in comedy clubs and festivals worldwide, for which she has received multiple 4/5 star reviews, nominations and awards. She has written/performed 7 hour long comedy specials, all of which are available on her YouTube channel. Her goal is to continue building her portfolio of comedy work on YouTube, but to expand that into making sitcoms and comedy films. Diane has a BA Hons Degree in Drama from Loughborough University and a Gold Medal with Distinction in Acting from LAMDA. Upon leaving university, Diane worked as a drama teacher in Sherborne, Dorset before emigrating to New Zealand where she was represented by Auckland Actors. It was in New Zealand that Diane began performing stand-up, and it was during this time she was nominated as Best Newcomer 2007 by the NZ Comedy Guild, and then Best Female Comedian in 2009. She was Nominated Best Actress in the Auckland 48 Hr Film Festival for her appearance in a short film "Natures Baby" (director Luke Wheeler). Returning to the UK in 2010, Diane won Best Newcomer 2011 at the Chortle Award and has been continually touring and performing ever since. Her projects are: Galaxy Ball Team Earth (2017), a sitcom about dogs that play sport in space, and touring her new comedy special for 2018. Reviews: "Between her theatrical facial expressions, on-point character roles and enthralling story-telling ability, Spencer mesmerises the crowd." Edinburgh Festivals Magazine, 5 stars "Not for the fainthearted, but equally not to be missed" ThreeWeeks, 5 stars "Half-horrifying, half-fascinating, all hilarious" The Skinny, 4 stars
Diane T. Williams
Diane T. Williams is known for her work on The Real Housewives of Atlanta: Porsha's Family Matters (2021) and The Real Housewives of Atlanta (2008).
Diane Thomas
Diane Thomas was born on January 7, 1946 in Michigan, USA. She was a writer and actress, known for Romancing the Stone (1984), The Jewel of the Nile (1985) and Game Show Models (1977). She died on October 21, 1985 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Diane Thompson
Diane Thompson is known for Badland (2019).
Diane Thurman
Diane Thurman is known for The Ravager (1970).
Diane Tyler
Diane Tyler is known for E-Demon (2016).
Diane Tyler
Diane Tyler is an actor, known for E-Demon (2016).
Diane Uwamahoro
Diane Uwamahoro is an actress, known for Rebelle (2012).
Diane Vassalo
Diane Vassalo is known for Brillantes (2022).
Diane Venora
Diane Venora was born Diana Venora in East Hartford, Connecticut. She left Hartford for a full scholarship in the drama division of the Juilliard School. After graduating from Juilliard, she performed extensively on the stage and developed a reputation as a talented stage actress, particularly in Shakespearean plays. In 1983, she starred in Joseph Papp's production of "Hamlet" at the New York Shakespeare Festival, in the lead role, the first woman to play the role at the New York Shakespeare Festival. In 1988, her critically acclaimed performance in Clint Eastwood's biographical feature of jazz great Charlie Parker, Bird (1988), as "Chan Parker", his wife, earned her a Golden Globe nomination and the New York Film Critics Award. These roles essentially made her famous. She was married to cinematographer Andrzej Bartkowiak (Speed (1994)) but later divorced him. After the divorce, she lived in New York with her daughter Madaket Bartkowiak, traveling often for work. She quit show business when Madzia was 8 to spend more time with her daughter. During her 7-year hiatus, Venora stayed close to home, teaching disadvantaged children, and acting in an occasional play. When Madzia was 15, Venora took her to Los Angeles and soon landed a starring role in the ABC series Thunder Alley (1994) playing Edward Asner's daughter and a recurring role in the Emmy award-winning series Chicago Hope (1994). In 1995, she starred opposite Al Pacino and Robert De Niro as Pacino's wife in Heat (1995), earning high regard from both critics and audiences for her of role of "Justine Hanna", caught in a troubled marriage. That performance, and her follow-up as Juliet's mother in William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet (1996) impressed the directors of both The Jackal (1997) and The 13th Warrior (1999) starring Antonio Banderas.
