Lynn Wolf
Lynn Wolf is known for Lap Dancer (1995), Watch Me (1995) and Dance of Desire (1996).
Lynn Wood
Lynn Wood was born on May 4, 1932 in the USA. She is an actress, known for Dusty's Trail (1973), Mission: Impossible (1966) and Billy Rose's Jumbo (1962). She was previously married to Iggie Wolfington.
Lynn Xiong
Lynn Xiong was born on October 10, 1981 in Nanjing, Jiangsu, China. She is an actress, known for Yip Man 3 (2015), Ip Man (2008) and Yip Man 2 (2010). She has been married to Ken Kwok since December 2016.
Lynna Yee
Born in Taipei, Taiwan, Lynna Yee relocated to Los Angeles with her family at the age of 15. She picked up English in no time, and before long she was landing leading roles in school productions and even won recognition at the California State Thespian Festival. She furthered her theater education in the University of California, Irvine and became heavily involved in Asian American Theatre, working along side some of the most prominent Asian American actors in the industry today: James Kyson Lee, Daniel Dae Kim, and Camilla Mana, who described Yee as "one of the most hard working actresses she's met". Yee later transitioned from stage to screen and mic and garnered numerous commercial and voice-over credits to her name. She is also a stand-up comedian and has performed on the main stage of The Comedy Store and at other popular comedy venues such as the Ice House in Pasadena. A strong believer in giving voices to those who cannot speak for themselves, Yee is especially passionate about children and animals. Knowing first hand the power of story telling, she has coached at-risk youth to create and perform original stories. After volunteering on a 5-day service trip to an orphanage in a rural part of Mexico, she became a supporter of Corazon de Vida, an organization supporting fourteen orphanages in Mexico. A long-time vegetarian, she has advocated animal welfare by participating and organizing numerous friendly outreach and educational activities Yee is also a writer, producer, and a songwriter. She also practices Jeet Kune Do, the martial art form developed by Bruce Lee.
Lynnann Gartner
Lynnann Gartner is known for Paddleton (2019).
Lynnanne Zager
Lynnanne Zager is known for Deadly Women (2008), The Angry Birds Movie 2 (2019) and The Office (2005). She was previously married to Alan Woolf.
Lynne Acton McPherson
Lynne Acton McPherson is known for Baby Oopsie (2021), Baby Oopsie: Chapter Two (2021) and The Curious Case of the Davenport Children (2022).
Lynne Adams
Lynne Adams is an actress, known for Dark Phoenix (2019), Johnny Mnemonic (1995) and Timeline (2003).
Lynne Adams
Ms. Adams (SAG, AFTRA, Equity) has written and produced numerous productions for the stage. She is the sister of Brooke Adams. She wrote and performed in a one woman play, "Two Faced" from 1991 to 1997. Won the LA Weekly Award for best solo performance; The Los Angeles DramaLogue Award for her performance. She previously wrote "Over Mother's Dead Body" and played the part of Sara, opposite her real life sister, Brooke Adams.
Lynne Alana Delaney
Lynne Alana Delaney, a Southern California native whose looks are a definite throwback to her 100% Irish heritage, is the fifth child in a long line of Delaney overachievers who came out west from Chicago. She attributes her strong goal oriented yet creative characteristics to both her father, who was a Time/Motivation Manager in the garment industry, and her mother, who started out in fashion design before becoming a homemaker. When her dream to attend Pasadena Playhouse after high school was thwarted by the closure of their theatrical school, she went the more traditional route for her B.A. by first attending Santa Monica College and then UCLA. After being diverted by a law degree which led to an Immigration practice as well as a wonderful career circling the globe as a Flight Attendant, she decided to take a more direct route and follow her heart back to her first passion of acting. She speaks fluent Spanish, courtesy of her Argentine-born husband, Ruben Roberto Gomez, also an actor, and can proudly say "please", "thank-you" and "Can I get you something to drink?" in 27 different languages thanks to her travels. Her idea of relaxing is creating something, whether it be painting a new abstract in her studio, writing a new script or adding her own gourmet flair to a new recipe. Although her personal 'backstory' includes stints in background acting and continuing study at the Conservatory and with coaches the likes of Brian Reise and Mark Teschner, she feels she is truly arriving at her final destination with her work on both stage and screen.