Laura De Marchi
Laura De Marchi is an actress and director, known for Youth (2015), La democrazia e il sapone (2021) and La vita è una cosa meravigliosa (2010).
Laura De Michelis
Laura De Michelis is an actress, known for Hotel Inferno 2: The Cathedral of Pain (2017).
Laura De la Uz
Laura De la Uz was born on February 14, 1970 in La Habana, Cuba. She is an actress, known for Hello Hemingway (1990), La película de Ana (2012) and Vestido de novia (2014).
Laura De la Uz
Laura De la Uz was born on February 14, 1970 in La Habana, Cuba. She is an actress, known for Hello Hemingway (1990), La película de Ana (2012) and Vestido de novia (2014).
Laura Defretin
French freelance dancer, teacher and choreographer born in 1994. Often called "Nala" in the hip hop dance scene, she was the first female member to join the dance collective Criminalz Crew in 2007. Since a young age, she's regularly taking part in the underground dance battles of Paris. In 2016, she founded alongside Brandon Masele a duo electro-hop company called "Mazel Freten", which is getting local and international attention from artistic directors, musicians and fashion brands.
Laura Dejean
Laura Dejean is known for Santa's Promise (2020), The House Among the Trees and The Pope Drops In (2023).
Laura Denmar
Laura Denmar is an actress, known for T h e m (2021), Desert Dream (2017) and Lisa (2016).
Laura Dennis
Laura Dennis was born on September 3, 1987 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Laura is an actor, known for All Elite Wrestling: Dynamite (2019), All Elite Wrestling: Rampage (2021) and Puppet Master: Doktor Death (2022). Laura has been married to Jesse Guilmette since September 21, 2013.
Laura Dennis
Laura is an internationally-signed model and actress, best known for her appearances on CBS Television's The Bold & The Beautiful. Her most recent film, "American Murderer", starring Tom Pelphrey, Ryan Phillippe, and Idina Menzel, premiered at the Taormina International Film Festival in Italy. After a successful theatrical release, the film is celebrating top ten streaming in several countries. Laura recently spoke at Sundance Film Festival, at the premiere of her second film, "Here or There". Laura is active with a number of organizations that advocate for child welfare and unhoused populations, building more equitable and compassionate systems for vulnerable communities. Represented by: ONE Management in Los Angeles and New York New Icon Models in Central and South America. Agencia Models in Greece.
Laura Dern
Laura Dern was born on February 10, 1967 in Los Angeles, the daughter of actors Bruce Dern and Diane Ladd. Dern was exposed to movie sets and the movie industry from infancy, and obtained several bit parts as a child. Her parents divorced when Dern was two and Dern lost contact with her father for several years as a result. Her parents' background and her own early taste of the movie-making world soon convinced the young Dern to pursue acting herself. Like so many young actors, her decision may have been influenced by social awkwardness -- the child of 1960s counterculture parents, she was steeped in Eastern mysticism and political radicalism, and was seen as an oddball by her more conservative classmates. Even before her teens, she had achieved most of her impressive 5' 10" height and was rail-skinny with a slouching posture.. Perhaps the nine-year-old Dern found refuge by studying acting at the Lee Strasberg Theater Institute. The first success for the young Dern came in 1980, with a role in Adrian Lyne's Foxes (1980), a teen movie starring Jodie Foster. She followed this with several small parts, or parts in small movies, such as Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stains (1982) and Teachers (1984), as a student who has an affair with a teacher. (Her mother objected to her active presence on movie sets at age thirteen, which required Dern to sue for emancipation so she could play her role in "The Fabulous Stains"). Her next roles, as the blind girl who befriends the deformed boy in Mask (1985), and as a teen-aged girl whose sexual awakening collides with a mysterious older man in Smooth Talk (1985), gave her career an important boost. Dern appeared to have made it with a leading role in David Lynch's acclaimed Blue Velvet (1986), but it was four years before her next notable film, and this was the bizarre Wild at Heart (1990), also directed by Lynch. The following year, Dern starred in Rambling Rose (1991), which would become her signature performance, as a sexually-precocious, free-spirited young housemaid in the South in the 1930s. Dern earned an Oscar nomination for her performance, and so did her mother and co-star, Diane Ladd. Dern continues to win prominent roles on the big screen, often in smaller, highly-regarded human dramas such as October Sky (1999), I Am Sam (2001) and We Don't Live Here Anymore (2004), although she is perhaps most widely known for her repeat role as Ellie Sattler in the summer adventure movies Jurassic Park (1993) and Jurassic Park III (2001), or for her guest performance on Ellen (1994), as the woman to whom Ellen finally comes out as a lesbian. Dern's pre-teen gawkiness matured into lithe beauty, but this doesn't prevent Dern from fearlessly throwing herself into a wide variety of roles which are sometimes unflattering, an excellent example being her unflinchingly comic portrayal of an intensely annoying loser whose pregnancy becomes a social and political football in Citizen Ruth (1996). This results in Dern being one of the most interesting actors working in Hollywood today. Having previously dated such Hollywood talent as Treat Williams, Renny Harlin, Kyle MacLachlan, Jeff Goldblum and Billy Bob Thornton, Dern eventually married musician Ben Harper in 2005. Early in her career, Dern was roommate to Marianne Williamson, the spirituality guru. Dern attended two days of college at UCLA and one semester at USC.
