Myrna Dell
Marilyn Adele Dunlap was born on March 5, 1924 (for her stage name she took her nickname, Myrna, and shortened her middle name, Adele, to "Dell", which she used as her last name). She started her career as a showgirl in the famous Earl Carroll Revue in New York, and made her film debut in A Night at Earl Carroll's (1940). Signed by MGM, she appeared in Ziegfeld Girl (1941), but MGM didn't pick up her option and she returned to Earl Carroll's. She soon was appearing at the Billy Rose Nightclub, then spent a season in the "George White's Scandals" revue. However, the taste of Hollywood never left her, and she went back in 1943 and appeared in a string of westerns with such cowboy icons as Bob Steele and Hoot Gibson. She had a small part in the classic Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo (1944), and shortly afterwards signed a contract with RKO Pictures. RKO kept her busy, putting her in more than 20 films over the next few years, even appearing with future US President Ronald Reagan in the 1949 comedy The Girl from Jones Beach (1949). She gave a good performance in an atypical role as the ambitious, murderous daughter of a powerful rancher in the offbeat western The Bushwhackers (1951). She worked steadily over the years, not only in films but on TV as well, and had a recurring role in the Dan Duryea adventure series China Smith (1952). At one point she wrote a gossip column, "Hollywood: Then and Now".
Myrna Manzanares
Myrna Manzanares is an actress, known for Inheritance (2017).
Myrna S. Dalal
Myrna S. Dalal is known for Freddy (2022).
Myrna Velasco
Though Myrna was born and raised in the Los Angeles area, she would have never really known that growing up. She spent must of her childhood in Tijuana, Baja California with her grandmother or on her family ranch in Acton, California. In her early teens her family moved to the quiet suburbs of Santa Clarita, where out of boredom Myrna gravitated to rock music and the stage. She dabbled in dance for many years, but never really finding the exact creative expression she was looking for; she found herself reading plays out loud in her room. Though it was very clear that acting was her first love, she had many doubts in her ability to "make it" in the field, and opted to go to college for a degree in writing. By her final year, when asked what she wanted her thesis to be the only response she could give was, "Acting." Myrna forsake the college degree to fully dedicate herself to pursuing a career in the booming film industry that was in her very own backyard. From the get go, she's had many success commercially: being featured next to Will.i.am in a Coca-Cola campaign, she also flaunts her Mexican roots with several Spanish Market campaigns ranging from McDonalds to Chevy. Theatrically, Myrna has had the privilege to work on versatile roles in both film and television. She's been everything from a gun toting thug to a blushing bride, a nerdy burger girl to a bratty high school drama queen. She looks forward to the next role that will challenge her with excitement and the understanding of how lucky she already is.
Myrom Kingery
Myrom Kingery is an actor, known for The Fate of the Furious (2017), Allegiant (2016) and Aftermath (2017).
Myron Davis
As a writer, director, and national recording artist, Myron Davis has made an impression on the entertainment scene lasting for over a decade. A native of Cleveland, Ohio, Myron has released 3 albums as the artist " Myron," Including his debut CD, Destiny released with Island Def Jam, in 1998. Myron has worked with, written and produced for several national recording artist including Ron Isley of the Isley Brothers, Dru Hill, Kelly Price and others. Myron has since released 2 independent CD projects that have gained an international as well as national attention. In April 2012, he made his debut as a writer and director of the short film "Crystal Teardrops" which received rave reviews at the Cleveland Urban Film Festival. In December 2012, his original production, "A Son is Given: An Urban Ballet," was performed at the Hanna Theater in the historic Playhouse Square theater district for 4 sold out shows. Principal Photography on Myron's first feature film "One Last Prayer" wrapped in April 2016 and the film is now in post-production. Myron's vision is to use "the arts as a vehicle to reach the hopeless and give them Hope ."
Myron Donley
Myron Christopher Donley is an American actor born in Huntsville, AL. His mother, Roslyn (Privette), an educator, was born in Louisburg, NC. Myron's father, Thomas Donley, a clergyman, was born in Chicago, IL. Myron is the youngest of two children, his sister, Thomia (Campbell), being one year older. He was privately educated at Community Christian Academy in Paducah, KY before attending public school at Paducah Tilghman High School. His interest in acting started at an early age, with school play renditions of "Ocean Odyssey" and Leslie Bricusse's "Jekyll and Hyde". He also played leading roles in local community theatre productions of "The Velveteen Rabbit", "It's A Wonderful Life" and Neil Simon's "Barefoot In The Park". Myron graduated from the New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts in 2018 with a degree in Film and Television Performance.
Myron Emery Jr.
Myron Emery Jr. is an actor and producer, known for Hollywood Revelations (2013), The RoomMates (2019) and Just Life (2014).
Myron Gaines
Myron Gaines is known for his work on Hoaxed (2019) and Timcast IRL (2019).
Myron Griffin
Myron Griffin is known for Hollywood Babylon (1971), Bust Out (1973) and Adam and 6 Eves (1962).
