Suzan Stortelder

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Suzan Young

Suzan Young is an actress and writer, known for The Code, Year of the Cat and Two Graves (2018). She has been married to Gary Young since August 20, 2004. They have one child.

SuzanMarie

SuzanMarie is an Australian actress born and raised in Sydney, Australia. SuzanMarie is known for her work in, Bushwacked Bugs! (2016), United Nations: Forced Marriage (2020), Alex & Eve (2016), The Haunting (2021), and Trust (2018). In 2021 SuzanMarie won two awards at ADFEST for her work in United Nations: Forced Marriage (2020).

Suzana Norberg

Suzana Norberg (nee: Ignjatovic) is a first-generation American, born in Wisconsin to Serbian immigrant parents. As writer, producer and actress, she pays homage to her Balkan grandfather in her Serbian dramedy short, "Libertyville" (2021). She is known for "We All Die Alone" (2021) for which she won the Best Supporting Actress Award at the 2022 Oceanside International Film Festival. She is also the co-creator of the web series, "Christian Crafternoon," gently mocking the religiously self-righteous since 2011. Her unpublished memoir, "Too Lazy to be Satan," was a finalist in the 2017 San Diego Book Awards and the basis for her one-woman show. Norberg excels at comedy, improv, and dialects & accents ranging from Midwestern to Slavic.

Suzane George

Suzane George is an actress, known for Ratsasan (2018), Mynaa (2010) and Rakshasudu (2019).

Suzanitta

Suzanitta is an actress, known for Danny. Legend. God. (2020) and Andrea feat. Suzanitta: Strogo Zabraneno (2017).

Suzann Toni Petrongolo

Suzann Toni is an actress/producer from New Jersey. With a strong background in visual arts, Suzann attributed her artistic exploration into acting and producing working on the east coast. After graduating with a bachelor's degree in Film Production and Italian from the University of Notre Dame, she moved to Los Angeles. Suzann is also fluent in Italian, having studied at the Dante Alighieri School of Language in Siena, Italy.

Suzanna Akins

Suzanna Akins was born in St. Louis, Missouri to two physicians, and grew up in Sacramento, California as a middle child (the poor thing). She has a B.A. in Cinematography from the Clark Honors College at University of Oregon, where she minored in Mathematics, French, and Theater. She starred in feature film "Normal," which premiered at the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival in May 2019. You may have seen her crying in a 2020 Super Bowl commercial. The first film she did, "Bad Exorcists," is available to watch on Amazon.

Suzanna Lenir

Suzanna Lenir is known for Dark Phoenix (2019), 19-2 (2014) and The Last Sign (2005).