Mo Brings Plenty
Mo Brings Plenty is an enrolled Lakota who hails from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. His traditional name -- given to him as a young boy -- is Ta Sunke Wospapi ("catches his horse"); it befits a man who spends more time on his horses than anywhere else. As a Makes Room on his mother's side and a Brings Plenty on his father's, he is the stock of his grandfathers who fought at the Battle at Little Big Horn. Those familiar with the battle will know the strengths of those names and understand why Mo sees the world through the lens of the forces and sacrifices his family and ancestors made so that he could be here today. His relatives long passed are an intrinsic part of everything he does: every decision he makes and everywhere he goes. As an actor, Mo is best known in his self-titled role as "Mo Brings Plenty," Chief Thomas Rainwater's enforcer on the Taylor Sheridan/ViacomCBS record-breaking juggernaut series Yellowstone. Moviegoers can now catch him playing "Shep Wauneka" in the newly released Jurassic World Dominion (2022) and as "Ottawa Jones" in Showtime's Peabody award-winning limited series The Good Lord Bird (2021). He has played "Crazy Horse," "Sitting Bull," and many other historical Indian notables who have solidified their place in this Country's history. And he has spent a fair amount of time in the biopic world twice portraying Charlie Soap -- the husband of the first woman elected Chief of the Cherokee Nation, the late Wilma Mankiller-- in The Cherokee Word for Water and Gloria Steinem's The Glorias, respectively. Mo Brings Plenty is an actor, horse stunt rider, rancher, and American Indian storyline consultant. But above all, he is a man who wholeheartedly believes in human kindness, and he trusts the good in humanity still exists and feels it just needs to be dusted off a bit. Out of respect and honor for those who have come before us, Mo knows we have a profound obligation to leave a livable planet for those who will follow after we are gone, and he starts and ends every day, with thoughts of how he and we can make the world a better place while we are here. When Mo isn't working as an actor, he can be found ranching or seeking ways to give back to his Lakota communities and Indian Country -- ways that include preserving culture, tradition and seeking cultural truth in diversity.
Mo Collins
Mo Collins was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. She attended Dudley Riggs Brave New Workshop, honing her improvisation and sketch-writing skills. After many theater productions, dozens of commercials and two films, including Jingle All the Way (1996), she moved to LA. Within a year, she landed her big break on MADtv (1995). Mo is currently (2010) living with her 15 year old son in Los Angeles.
Mo Darwiche
Mo Darwiche is known for Seven Bucks Digital Studios (2016), Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (2013) and CSI: Cyber (2015).
Mo Davis
Mo Davis was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. She is an actress, known for Des Hoyaa Pardes (2004), Cut Throat and A.K.A.: It's a Wiley World! (2003).
Mo El-Zaatari
Mo El-Zaatari is an actor and assistant director, known for Abstruse (2019), Moving Parts (2017) and Aladdin 3477- I: The Jinn of Wisdom (2023).
Mo Farah
Mo Farah was born on March 23, 1983 in Mogadishu, Somalia. He is known for The London Marathon (1981), The Leadership League (2019) and A Question of Sport (1970). He has been married to Tania Farah since April 2010. They have four children.
Mo Gaffney
Mo Gaffney was born on November 5, 1958 in San Diego, California, USA. She is known for Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie (2016), Happy, Texas (1999) and The Kathy & Mo Show: Parallel Lives (1991).
Mo Gallini
Mo was born in Miami, Florida. Growing up multi-ethnic was a plus, giving him the opportunity to learn of life outside the United States at a young age. His father was from Beirut, Lebanon and his mother was of Cuban descent. After meeting director David Anspaugh, who graciously extended him the opportunity to work on his football themed feature film "Rudy", he was hooked. Fulfilling his former passion with his future. Since then Gallini has worked opposite the likes of Denzel Washington and Gene Hackman in Crimson Tide. James Caan in director Bob Rafelson's HBO original Poodle Springs. James Garner, who he watched as a boy, in a CBS Rockford Files Mow. The legendary Rod Steiger, Gabriel Byrne, and the once in a lifetime experience of fighting Arnold Schwarzenegger in End Of Days. He also worked with the amazing David Lynch on the ABC pilot which became Mulholland Drive. And a leading role in Universal Pictures 2 Fast 2 Furious for director John Singleton. He also has received high accolades for his award winning role in the Pander Brothers film, Selfless On television Mo has had recurring roles on 24, Chase, General Hospital, and The Young & the Restless. His numerous guest star assignments include CSI:NY, Weeds, N.C.I.S., Shark, The District, J.A.G., The X-Files, Brooklyn South, and Seinfeld. Along with multiple episodes of NYPD Blue, VIP, and Melrose Place.
Mo Gilligan
Mo Gilligan is a writer and actor, known for The Lateish Show with Mo Gilligan (2019), The Big Narstie Show (2018) and The Johnny and Inel Show (2013).
Mo Heart
Mo Heart is an actor and producer, known for iCarly (2021), AJ and the Queen (2020) and For Christmas Sake (2020).