Laura Cannon
Laura Cannon was a beautiful and capable actress who was a welcome and enticing presence in a handful of lowdown raunchy X-rated New York City hardcore features made throughout the early to mid-1970's. Laura was born Janet Lynn Channin on April 6, 1947 in Evanston, Illinois. She was of Jewish descent and first began acting in grade school theater productions. The younger sister of two older brothers, Laura and her family moved to La Jolla, California when she was a little girl. Following graduation from La Jolla High School in 1965, Cannon went to New York City to attend the NYU Tisch Graduate Acting School, which she eventually graduated from in 1971. Laura got work as an extra in assorted movies shot in New York City and began her career in the adult entertainment industry as a nude model for various men's magazines (she's featured on the cover of the November, 1972 issue of Frolic). After making an important contact with actress turned agent Linda Boyce, Cannon started acting in soft-core sex movies for noted East Coast adult filmmaker Leonard Kirtman in the late 1960's before graduating to more explicit hardcore fare in the early 1970's. Cannon was especially memorable as an amorous art college student in Joseph W. Sarno's crude yet still arousing and enjoyable The Young, Erotic Fanny Hill (1971). She was excellent and heart-breaking as brassy but forlorn and troubled prostitute Dusty Cole in Andy Milligan's sensationally sordid Fleshpot on 42nd Street (1972) and gave a very strong and convincing performance as deranged Vietnam veteran serial rapist/killer Harry Reems' unfortunate second victim in the notoriously nasty porn roughie Forced Entry (1973), which was one of six movies she acted in along with "Forced Entry" director Shaun Costello. In the wake of quitting the adult film industry circa 1974, Laura continued to live in New York City for a number of years before eventually returning to La Jolla, California. Cannon died at age 63 on June 17, 2010.
Laura Cantwell
Laura Cantwell is an actress, known for Badland (2019), Final Kill (2020) and Morgue (2018).
Laura Capobianchi
Laura Capobianchi is an actress, known for Lost at Desert (2018) and Stone Hollow (2018).
Laura Carbonell
Laura Carbonell is an actress and producer, known for Blue Ridge (2020), Simpler Times (2014) and The Prisoner (2008).
Laura Carlson-Lum
Laura Carlson-Lum is an actress and writer, known for Henry Danger (2014), 12 Days of Giving (2017) and My Crazy Ex (2014).
Laura Carly Miller
Laura Carly Miller is an actress, producer, writer, and dancer. Her studies include a diploma from Capilano University's Acting for Stage and Screen Program, studying under SITI Theatre company in NYC, AMAW Vancouver, David Glass, Aaron Craven, Loretta Walsh, Tammy Gillis, Wendy Bollard, Jeb Beach, and more. Film and television credits include, Supernatural on CW, Ice on AE, Six on HIST, Love, Take Two on Hallmark and more. Theatre credits include, Closure directed by Bernard Cuffling, The Laramie Project & Sly Fox both directed by Stuart Aikins. She's also known for creating her own work including an immersive theatrical experience called Deep Into Darkness, in which she not only acted in but also co-created, co-directed, co-wrote and produced. She also co-created and starred in a web series called The Support Group, and has created many multiple online comedy shorts as well.
Laura Carmichael
Laura Carmichael was born on July 16, 1986 in Southampton, Hampshire, England. She is an actress, known for Downton Abbey (2019), Downton Abbey (2010) and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011).
Laura Carmine
Laura Carmine was born on April 1, 1983 in Puerto Rico. She is an actress, known for Gringo (2018), Mi adorable maldición (2017) and La Tempestad (2013).
Laura Caro
Laura Caro is a Mexican singer, songwriter, actress and TV host. She has been part of one of the most successful musical reality TV shows in Latin America: "La Academia". Born in Tijuana, Mexico, Laura developed her love for music and dancing at a very young age. Following her dream at the age of 18, she went to audition for a reality TV show set to air by June 30, 2002. She was chosen among millions of applicants to be part of the musical reality TV shows that would come to change Mexican TV and its audience. All 14 participants became "La Primera Generacion De La Academia" on its first edition, by far the most successful. All 14 participants toured all over Mexico, Latin America and the US. Laura Caro then began her journey through music and television, hosting for Azteca America and Telemundo in Los Angeles, California. She went on tour with MWR through all the Germany based US military bases. She is now preparing her 3rd independent album.
Laura Carretero
Laura Carretero is known for Abduction of the Fourth Kind (2022), Praying Mantis (2017) and Amounting to Nothing (2011).