Lisa-Dorah Sonnet
Lisa-Dorah Sonnet is known for No Time to Die (2021) and Wolfoo the Adventurer 2 (2022).
Lisa-Maria Trinkl
Lisa-Maria Trinkl is an actress, known for The von Trapp Family: A Life of Music (2015).
Lisa-Marie Koroll
Lisa-Marie Koroll was born on December 26, 1997 in Eisenach, Germany. She is an actress, known for Bibi & Tina (2014), Wir sind jetzt (2019) and Bibi & Tina: Tohuwabohu total (2017).
Lisa-Marie Rettenbacher
Lisa-Marie Rettenbacher is known for Blue Mountains (2017) and Walulis sieht fern (2011).
Lisa-Skye Goodes
Lisa-Skye Goodes is an actress, known for The 25th Reich (2012).
LisaGay Hamilton
Lisa's mother, Tina, is a retired social worker. Her late father, Ira, worked as an engineer and then went into business as a general contractor. A sister, Heidi, is a lawyer. Lisa started acting as a child and played Flip Wilson in a 3rd grade performance. During junior high, she started traveling by train to Manhattan for private acting lessons and acted in summer drama camps. Her principal interest initially was to act in Shakepearean drama. She earned her degree from theatre from New York University and followed it up with a second BFA from Julliard. In 1993, she got her first break at the New York Shakespearean festival playing Isabella opposite Kevin Kline in "Measure for Measure". She was later turned down to play the role of Hester Prynne in a production of "The Scarlet Letter" because of race. Upset, she wrote a letter to 'The Village Voice' to protest legal racism. The play's playwright, Phyllis Nagy, responded with a criticism of her acting, which obviously made things worse. She went on to have a successful career in theater. In 1995-96, her portrayal of a South African singer in Athol Fugard's Valley Song garnered an Obie Award and the Clarence Derwent Award. More recently, Hamilton earned critical acclaim, her second Obie, and a Lucille Lortel Award nomination for her role as Suzanne Alexander in Adrienne Kennedy's, "The Ohio State Murders." Besides appearing in over two dozen films, Hamilton directed the documentary film Beah: A Black Woman Speaks in 2003. This film, about pioneering black actress Beah Richards, dealt with Hamilton seeking out Richards, an African-American actress who had broken ground making inroads for black actresses.
LisaRaye McCoy
LisaRaye McCoy-Misick was born September 23, 1967 in Chicago, Illinois. She is of African American and Native American descent and is proud of her heritage. She later attended Eastern Illinois University but she never really took the idea of a career in acting seriously until persuaded by an insistent roommate to attend a local audition in Chicago. Her screen debut was in the low-budget action movie Reasons (1996), she received numerous critical kudos despite the fact that the film went largely unseen. LisaRaye is known for possessing a charmingly seductive smile and a distinctively vibrant but laid-back personality. She first caught the eye of television viewers with an appearance on the popular television series In the House (1995). Though the movie never did find a distributor, director Monty Ross convinced the budding young actress to move out to L.A. during pilot season, and she soon landed minor roles on such shows as Martin (1992) and In the House (1995). She also made an appearance in rapper Tupac Shakur's final music video, her memorable appearance caught the eye of rapper/actor Ice Cube, which led to her being in the movie The Players Club (1998). Her memorable performance as a troubled stripper left a solid impression on audiences. Her appearances thus far were impressive, but LisaRaye's career truly began to ignite after her appearance in the movie The Wood (1999). In 2000, LisaRaye found her widest audience yet as the host of Source: All Access (2002), a popular series dedicated to exploring hip-hop culture. She quickly gained a loyal following with her winning smile and extensive knowledge of all things hip-hop. As film roles continued to roll in, she came across her biggest role to date in the 2002 film Civil Brand (2002). A harrowing look into life in women's prison, the film took home top awards at both the American Black Film Festival and The Urbanworld Film Festival. Soon following her little sister Da Brat into a career in music, LisaRaye next began collaborating with Benzino to record a song to be featured in the film Redemption (2004). 2003 proved an equally lucrative year for LisaRaye as she prepared for the release of the Barry Levinson comedy Envy (2004), the female-driven Western Guns and Roses (2000), and her new sitcom, All of Us (2003) which was ran from 2003-2007.
Lisabeth DeLucia
Lisabeth DeLucia is known for Witch Trials (2022).
Lisagaye Tomlinson
Lisagaye Tomlinson is a Jamaican-born actress who emigrated to the United States in her youth. She is known for Good Trouble, Jane the Virgin, CSI: Cyber, and Scorpion. She taught herself to play guitar at the age of 14 and co-wrote, co-produced, and released her first solo album with songwriting partner Kevin West. Originally, she'd planned to become a university professor and pursued an academic schedule which, after a change of heart, led her just short of completing a Doctor of Business Administration degree. She began her career in acting on stage in South Florida as a result of a chance listening encounter with a local developer, Peter Giuliano, who heard her solo CD playing in a West Palm Beach record store. Giuliano had written a rock opera called The Pimp and the Prostitute and contacted her to play the lead role of Sondra, a madame. Things then started to fall into place and it was full speed ahead with pursuing her true passion in life.
Lisamarie Brito
Lisamarie Brito is an actress, known for Cuentos De Camino (2017).
