Dina Soto
Dina Soto is an actress, known for Sundowners (2017).
Dina Spybey-Waters
A petite, stage-trained blonde adept at portraying naive or off-center characters, Dina Spybey Waters first came to prominence in and won a Daytime Emmy Award for the leading role of an underage teenager in the fact-based HBO special, Lifestories: Families in Crisis: Public Law 106: The Becky Bell Story (1992). In 2000, she married director Mark Waters and eventually changed her professional name to reflect their union. The two collaborated on several projects, including Freaky Friday (2003) and HBO First Look: Just Like Heaven (2005). In the latter film, she delivered one of her best performances as Reese Witherspoon's protective, married-with-kids sister, veering adroitly between her trademark high-pitched comedic energy and convincing emotional moments. Waters earned a B.F.A. in Acting from Ohio State University and an M.F.A. from Rutgers University, before beginning her career on stage. She had appeared in numerous Broadway and off-Broadway plays, including Alan Ball's "Five Women Wearing the Same Dress", for which she earned a Theatre World Award for Outstanding New Talent, "Blue Light" and "The Shawl", both directed by Sidney Lumet, and "The Iceman Cometh", opposite Kevin Spacey.
Dina Tasbolatova
Dina Tasbolatova is an actress, known for M-Agent (2013), Svadba.kz and Zolotaya Orda (2018).
Dina Umarova
Dina Umarova has been married to Vindu Dara Singh since 8 March 2006. They have one child.
Dina Welch
Dina Welch is an actress, known for Errors of the Human Body (2012).
Dina Wilson
Dina grew up in the Bay Area and studied anthropology and archaeology at UC Berkeley. Her fascination with the culture and artifacts of humankind stemmed from a powerful desire to understand her own mythology as an Egyptian-American. In addition to her first love, the monumental architecture of ancient Egypt, Dina also studied the art history and architecture of the ancient Mesoamerican Cultures - the Aztecs, the Mayans and the Incas, and Native American and North African folklore. As part of her training, Dina worked at the University of California Archaeology Museum handling precious artifacts such as textiles, baskets, parchments, and even human remains. Dina went on to work as a curatorial assistant, helping collect and catalog modern art, ancient artifacts, and precious oral history. Dina endeavored to marry her passion for our ancient origins with modern storytelling by forging a career in entertainment. Dina speaks Arabic and French and has a flair for languages and accents. Her thirst for adventure has taken her around the globe, visiting ancient ruins in Cairo, Luxor, the Mayan Riviera, Italy, France, Spain, Wales and Scotland. The aspects of ancient cultures that interest her most are the ideologies centered around esoteric knowledge, spiritual beliefs and healing traditions. As a consummate art lover, Dina loves to learn about modern-day cutting-edge artists and frequently attends exhibitions in Los Angeles. In addition to exploring the globe, Dina's also a bit of an adrenaline junkie. As an amateur gymnast and acrobat for most of her young life, she likes the rush of being upside down. She loves fast cars and most adventures aren't fun for her unless she's just a little bit scared... When's she's not working, Dina loves to dance (mostly in her living room), cook comfort foods, hike, and listen to music really, really loud.
Dina Yehia
Dina Yehia is known for Revelation (2020).
Dina de la Rocha
Dina de la Rocha is known for Midnight Cabaret (2012), Radio Disney Music Awards (2014) and Mickey: The Story of a Mouse (2022).
Dinaben Dhodu
Dinaben Dhodu is known for Bhalle Padharya (2024).
Dinah Assan
Dinah Assan is an actress, known for Nakom (2016).
