Hilary Gibbs
Hilary Gibbs is known for Born This Way (2015).
Hilary Greer
Hilary Greer is a native New Yorker born to a psychoanalyst mother and entrepreneur father. She recently produced two feature films and appeared in Tommy (2020) . She has also made appearances in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Assumptions (2019) and The Knot (2019), a psychological thriller written by Emmy-nominated Cristine Chambers directed by Rebecca Schwab She is known for her series regular role on Teen Nick's award-winning Alien Dawn (2013) in which she played the lead's mother and for her role in Lifetime's Stalked by My Doctor: The Return (2016) opposite Eric Roberts. She also has her own casting company, HBG Casting LLC which specializes in independent feature casting.
Hilary Guler
Hilary Guler is an actress, known for Fender Bender (2016).
Hilary Haag
Hilary Haag was born on December 3, 1973 in San Antonio, Texas, USA. She is an actress, known for Chrono Crusade (2003), Honogurai mizu no soko kara (2002) and Megazone 23 (1985). She is married to David Scarborough.
Hilary Jardine
A Native of Toronto, Canada, Hilary Jardine finished her theater degree from Dalhousie University and made a new home for herself in the film & television rich city of Vancouver, Canada. Shortly after, she made her professional acting debut on USA network's Psych (2006) in 2006. Since then, Hilary has had the pleasure of working with director Larry Charles in feature Army of One (2016), starring Nicolas Cage and lead in E-One's Teen Lust (2014), official selection at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2014. She's best known for playing James Wolk's love interest "Tessa" in the entire season 3 of CBS' Zoo (2015), heavy recurring throughout SyFy's Van Helsing (2016) and ABC's Somewhere Between (2017). In 2019, Hilary got to play real life "Patty Beron", one of Silicon Valley's dot-com favorites, in National Geographic's mini-series Valley of the Boom (2019).
Hilary June Hart
Hilary is an actor, singer, musician, comedic writer, and producer of Cackle Comedy Productions. Along with producing, Hilary has fulfilled the roles of writer, actor, sound mixer, editor, and composer for multiple shorts in the company. Cackle Comedy Productions has screened in various festivals including: Vox Popular Media Arts Festival, Toronto Sketch Comedy Film Festival, and The Great Canadian Sketch Comedy Film Festival. Hilary is a member of Canadian Actors Equity Association.
Hilary Larivee
Hilary Larivee is known for Desert Shadows (2022), The Mustang (2019) and The Nest (2021).
Hilary Mann
Hilary Mann is an actress and producer, known for Vacationland (2006), Like a Lamb in June (2007) and The Detour (2016).
Hilary Mason
Although a prolific television character actress for almost half a century, Hilary Mason will be best remembered on screen as the blind, psychic Heather in the macabre supernatural thriller Don't Look Now (1973). The 1973 film starred Julie Christie and Donald Sutherland as John and Laura Baxter, a grieving couple holidaying in a wintry Venice after the death of their daughter, Christine, who was drowned in the garden pond while wearing a shiny, red mackintosh. When Laura meets the two spinster sisters in a restaurant toilet, she is shocked to be told that Heather has seen her daughter. "I've seen her and she wants you to know that she's happy," says the old woman: I've seen your little girl, sitting between you and your husband, and she was laughing. Yes, oh, yes, she's with you, my dear, and she's laughing. She's wearing a shiny little mac. She's laughing, she's laughing - she's happy as can be. Later, Laura attends a seance with the sisters and - when Heather gets what she claims to be a message from Christine - is disturbed to be told that her husband, John (Sutherland), is in danger. A skeptical John fails to heed the warning and in the final scenes of the film is murdered by a female dwarf in a red, hooded coat. Throughout this eerie film, based on a Daphne du Maurier short story, the director, Nicolas Roeg, leaves us unsure whether Mason's chilling character really is a psychic or a con artist, particularly in a scene showing the sisters laughing after convincing Laura that they have contacted her daughter. Born in Birmingham in 1917, Mason won a scholarship to the London School of Dramatic Art before gaining repertory theater experience in Preston, Southport, York and Guildford. During the Second World War she performed with the troops entertainment organization Ensa. Mason made her television debut as Mrs Drummond in the drama series Thunder in the West (1957), and played Mrs Yapp in the Midlands-based local council serial Swizzlewick (1964) and Mrs Timothy in the soccer soap United! (1965). She as well took two roles in Coronation Street (1960); following a bit-part as Mrs Ainsworth (1965), she was then Derek Wilton's mother (1976), who disapproved of her son's relationship with the dithering Mavis Riley and insisted it must end - to no avail. Adept at character roles, Mason took eight different parts in Z Cars (1962), and another three in Dixon of Dock Green (1955), before playing Lady Boleyn in the acclaimed, six-part drama The Six Wives of Henry VIII (1970) (starring Keith Michell in the title role), Mrs Nickleby in Nicholas Nickleby (1977), Mrs Gummidge in David Copperfield (1986), and Mrs Fagge in Great Expectations (1989). In comedy, she acted Mrs Booth, exasperated mother to the chalk-and-cheese twin brothers, in My Brother's Keeper (1975) and Gladys in Maid Marian and Her Merry Men (1989), the children's series written by Tony Robinson - with Mason's real-life husband, the actor Roger Ostime, taking the role of Gladys's father in one episode. She also played Michael Palin's mother in the Ripping Yarns (1976) episode Ripping Yarns: The Curse of the Claw (1977). After her part in "Don't Look Now", Mason was cast in the horror films I Don't Want to Be Born (1975) (acting Mrs Hyde, alongside Joan Collins as a stripper who gives birth to a "possessed" baby, 1975), Dolls (1986), Afraid of the Dark (1991), and Haunted (1995). Mason also appeared twice in One Foot in the Grave (1990) during the 1990s. She died in 2006 in Milton Keynes, England and left a husband of 50 years, Roger Ostime; they had married in 1955 in Surrey.
Hilary McCormack
Hilary McCormack is an actress, known for Benson (2018), Killjoys (2015) and Sugar Daddy (2020).