Talisa Friedman
Talisa Friedman was born in Washington, D.C., and raised in Bethesda, MD and Pretoria, South Africa. In addition to her film and TV appearances, her extensive theater credits include a five-month run as Sally Bowles in Celebration Theatre's production of "Cabaret", "Hamlet" (Ophelia) and Alex Timbers' "The Last Goodbye" (Juliet) at The Old Globe, and productions at the American Repertory Theatre, Arena Stage, and Off-Bway. Talisa is also the author of several plays and screenplays. Her most recent work, "Who By Fire", won the 2021 National Jewish Playwriting Competition and was one of three finalists for Monumental Theater's New Work Series at the Kennedy Center. She majored in English at Harvard, where she was awarded the Jonathan Levy Prize for Acting and the David McCord Prize for the Arts.
Talisa Garcia
Talisa Garcia is a Chilean-born English Actress she grew up in Wales and at the age of 13 her family moved to London where she started her career in the prestigious Sylvia Young Theatre School. In 2003 she graduated with an MA in acting from Arts Educational School London. She's fluent both English and Spanish.
Talise Zirilli
Talise Zirilli is an actress, known for The Stonecutter (2007), Black Beauty (2015) and Circle of Pain (2010).
Talisha Lee
Talisha Lee is known for Wards (2023), Deceptive State and Yenni Thuniga (2022).
Talisha Williams
Talisha Williams is an American actress and fashion model who has studied with Emmy Award Winner, David Webster. Her notable works include: CW Richmond's "The Heart", Fresh Perspective Productions' "Keystroke", and Bobby Mercer Productions' "Dirty Money". Talisha has also been featured in national and local television commercials. Talisha has also starred in the web series "The Debt" as the character Nia and horror feature "Entity Project" as herself.
Talissa Mansfield
Talissa Mansfield is an actress, known for H Is for Happiness (2019).
Talissa Perea
Talissa Perea was born on 1 September 2004. She is an actress, known for Abnormality (2022), The Apple Orchard and Unforgivable (2023).
Talita Maia
Talita Maia was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. At an early age she was involved with several artistic expressions such as Theater, Ballet and classic Piano. Talita would perform in retirement homes, orphanages, other schools and all the plays at her Church. It was also during her childhood that she became a Judo district Champion. At the age of sixteen she got into College to study Marketing. It was also at that point in her life that she decided to take her first professional acting class. She went to study with the well-known Brazilian Director Walter Lima Jr. At some point during those 4 years getting her degree, she also decided to go to law school. After one year studying at both universities she decided to abandon Law school. Once she received her bachelor's degree she was hired at a multinational advertising agency and became a junior account manager. After moving to US, Talita got a 2-year Certification in Film Studies at UCLA Extension and built a career in voice over and on-screen acting. Her credits include TV shows like "Community"/NBC, "Why Women Kill" / Paramount+, "ICarly Revival"/ Paramount+, as well as the independent pilot "Blow Me" alongside Tony Shalhoub and Jeremy Sisto, where she played the female lead. As a voice over and dubbing actor, Talita has over 12 credits as the lead voice for cartoons, documentaries and series for networks like Netflix, FOX and TV Globo. Talita always had a desire to direct, she adventured into writing but never thought directing was possible. In 2018, after a ski accident that required a surgery and over a year of physical therapy, she decided it was time to put her on screen acting career on hold and finally went to pursue her other dream, directing. Tempest Desert is her film and she produced, wrote, directed and starred in. The film got into over 10 film festivals, including Oscar qualifying LA Shorts, BAFTA qualifying Carmarthen Bay Film Festival and the established Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival. It won an outstanding excellence in directing award and several nominations.
Talitha Eliana Bateman
Talitha is the youngest girl of eight. Like her older sister, Leah Bateman, she loves being goofy and enjoying life. She has four older brothers, Justin, Aleq, Noah E. Bateman, and Judah Bateman, a little brother, Gabriel Bateman, and two older sisters, Hannah Rochelle Bateman and Leah. Among her notable films are Annabelle: Creation, Geostorm, and Love, Simon.
Talitha Hanks
Talitha was born in SLC, UT, and attended Brigham Young University, where she worked as the lead anchor on the college news station and founded the university's wildly popular improvisational comedy team "Laugh Out Loud" in 2002. Her international commercial acting and modeling work includes clients such as Poo-Pouri, Overstock, Purple Mattress, Micron, LifeVantage, RC Willey, VSP Direct, Franklin Covey, NuSkin and many more. Talitha represented herself as a pop singer on Fox's American Idol 3 different seasons and one season of America's Got Talent. She plays with Utah's first and top-rated improvisational troupe: Quick Wits in Utah. Her film credits include Fatherly Obsession (Lifetime), Harmontown (Dave Harmon), Lakes Seven and the Golden Gun, and Reflections in the Mud. Talitha is represented by Talent Management Group in Utah.
