Laura Linda Bradley
American Actress, Laura Linda Bradley has captured the hearts of stage and film audiences alike with her range of roles and diverse characters. Laura is currently starring in Laura, a sketch comedy TV show she wrote and created. The show has been greeted with praise from both critics and fans alike. Born and raised in southern Virginia, Laura developed a passion for performing as a young child. She refers to her childhood as "magical" and credits it with giving her the courage to pursue her life long dream of performing. Laura made her acting debut at two and a half, and has had the acting bug ever since! Laura was home educated, which afforded her the freedom to study the Arts from a young age. Laura's dance and theatre arts education included such prestigious schools as North Carolina School of the Arts, VSA, The Virginia Govern's School for the Arts and The University of South Carolina Columbia. She also studied with and later became a company member at Roanoke Ballet Theatre; Laura's love of dance and the arts then took her to New York for two years where she continued her training at BAC & BDC with such choreographers as Mikhail Baryshnikov & Mia Michaels. After moving to LA, Laura's love of dance was featured on countless episodes of Dancing with the Stars (2005) Laura still refers to dance as her first love, and credits the studio for always being there when she needs to clear her head. While in NY, Laura was cast in Step Up 2: The Streets (2008) . She enjoyed the transition from theatre to film so much that it prompted her to relocate to Los Angeles in 2007. Since relocating to LA, Laura has worked steadily in film, TV, and theatre. The independent film, Winter Goodbyes (2015), was a passion project for Laura, based on the Virginia Tech campus massacre and those left behind, which included several of Laura's close friends. She has also worked on such studio films as Leatherheads (2008) and 17 Again (2009) with Zac Efron and Matthew Perry. In addition to her acting career, Laura is a passionate philanthropist, whose causes focus on the importance of Children's Arts Education, and the environment. Laura is also actively involved in charities such as Global Green USA, Wild Aid, LA Children's Hospital. Laura is a passionate animal activist working closely with WildAid to end the illegal sale and trade of endangered animals, Laura has been a WildAid committee member and spokesperson since 2012.
Laura Lindsay
Laura Lindsay is an actress and assistant director, known for Emmerdale Farm (1972), All Creatures Great and Small (2020) and Prisoners Wives (2012).
Laura Linn
Laura Linn is an actress and assistant director, known for Sem Fôlego (2022), Double Blind and Catharsis.
Laura Linney
Laura Leggett Linney was born in New York City on February 5, 1964, into a theatre family. Her father was prominent playwright Romulus Linney, whose own great-grandfather was a congressman from North Carolina. Her mother, Miriam Anderson (Leggett), is a nurse. Although she did not live in her father's house (her parents having divorced when she was an infant), Linney's world revolved, in part, around his profession from the earliest age. She graduated from Brown University in 1986 and studied acting at Juilliard and the Arts Theatre School in Moscow and, thereafter, embarked on a career on the Broadway stage receiving favorable notices for her work in such plays as "Hedda Gabler" and "Six Degrees of Separation". Linney's film career began in the early 1990s with small roles in Lorenzo's Oil (1992) and Dave (1993). She landed the role of Mary Anne Singleton in the PBS film adaptations of Armistead Maupin's "Tales of the City" series, playing her in Tales of the City (1993), More Tales of the City (1998) and Further Tales of the City (2001). Linney's first substantial big-screen role was as the ex-girlfriend of Richard Gere's character in Primal Fear (1996) and her superb performance brought her praise and a better selection of roles. Clint Eastwood chose Linney to play his daughter, another prominent role, in 1997's Absolute Power (1997), followed by another second billing in the following year's The Truman Show (1998). Always a strong performer, Linney truly came into her own after 2000, starting the decade auspiciously with her widely-praised, arguably flawless performance in You Can Count on Me (2000). She found herself nominated for an Academy Award for this, her first lead role, for which her salary had been $10,000. Linney won numerous critics' awards for her role as Sammy, a single mother whose life is complicated by a new boss and the arrival in town of her aimless brother. On the heels of this success came her marvelous turn as Bertha Dorset in The House of Mirth (2000), clearly the best performance in a film of strong performances. Since then, Linney has frequently been offered challenging dramatic roles, and always rises to the occasion, such as in Mystic River (2003) and Kinsey (2004), for which she received another Academy Award nomination.
Laura Lizer Sommers
Laura Lizer Sommers is known for Smokey and the Bandit (1977), The Cannonball Run (1981) and Hooper (1978).
Laura Loftus
Laura Loftus is an actress, known for One Down, Two to Go (1982).
Laura Londoño
Laura Londoño is known for La Ley del Corazón (2016), Escobar: Paradise Lost (2014) and Sin Senos No Hay Paraíso (2008).
Laura Long
Laura Long is an actress, known for Helen's Last Love (2017) and Forcing Function (2018).
Laura Lostetter
Laura Lostetter is an actress, known for Attack of the Tattie-Bogle (2017).
Laura Lundy
Laura Lundy was born in Birmingham, Alabama, and grew up in Cedartown, Georgia, a small town of around 10,000 population in northwest Georgia. She has three younger brothers, WIll, Lee and Spencer, and her parents are Catharine and Bill Lundy. Laura graduated from Cumberland School of Law of Samford University where she obtained her Juris Doctorate. During law school, Laura trained at The Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute in L.A. Prior to law school, she graduated from Jacksonville State University (JSU) with a degree in theatre. While at JSU, she was a full-scholarship athlete in tennis for four years. Additionally, Laura was the lead in three shows at JSU: All I really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten (2007); Sylvia (2008); and Eurydice (2010). Laura now lives in Atlanta, Georgia.