Monica Nickel
Monica Nickel is known for Erotiko pathos (1981).
Monica O'Neal
Dr. Monica O'Neal, also known as Dr. Monica, is best known for her work on Bravo TV's "Camp Getaway" and consulting for "My Father, Muhammad Ali, " "QT" (2020) and providing Intimacy Coordination for the upcoming film "Johnny & Clyde." A Harvard Psychologist, Relationship Expert, and Psychological Consultant in the entertainment industry, Dr. Monica appears on various television shows, documentaries, radio, and podcasts, and she consults with producers, writers, and actors on character, story, and script development for film and television. Dr. Monica is also the host of the very popular Club Bravo room, "The Psychology of Bravo," on the Clubhouse App.
Monica Ochoa
Monica Ochoa is known for El Que No Corre, Vuela (2018), Todo o Nada (2016) and One Small Hitch (2013).
Monica Ojha
Monica Ojha is known for Bhoot Bhaijaan (2018).
Monica Olive
Monica is an actress and vintage motorcycle riding whisk(e)y specialist who writes blog(s) and sings in band(s). She also enjoy parentheses. Monica is from New York, but now lives in Los Angeles. She is a professional singer who fronts the cabaret/burlesque big band Olive & the Mob, and toured extensively with her previous indie psych-folk band Dylan Trees and trip hop band Mad Planet. She is also an accomplished voice over artist and songwriter, and is being commissioned to write the theme song for an upcoming feature. In addition to acting and singing, Monica has also spearheaded a blog called Drunk Inscribing (where she collects and scans notes and drawings that people leave around when they're drunk), and she rides vintage motorcycles with the VVMC crew and her fellow cast members of The Ride. She is a certified advanced mixologist and enthusiastic whisk(e)y specialist, and is working on a series of whiskey education videos.
Monica Ollander
Monica Ollander is an actress, known for Siren (2016), En Passant (2015) and We the Economy: 20 Short Films You Can't Afford to Miss (2014).
Monica Orsini
Monica Orsini was born in Hungary.
Monica Osborne
Dr. Monica Osborne is a writer and former literature, film, and cultural studies professor with expertise in representations of trauma, multi-ethnic narratives, and critical theory. She is the author of The Midrashic Impulse and the Contemporary Literary Response to Trauma and has written for Newsweek, The New Republic, The Chronicle of Higher Education, The Jewish Journal, The Los Angeles Review of Books, The Forward, Religion and Literature, Multi-Ethnic Literatures of the US, as well as many other magazines, academic journals, and edited collections. Her writing has dealt with issues including trauma and violence, racism and ideological diversity, immigration, the #MeToo movement, the TSA, Russian-Jewish culture, and the ethics of Holocaust and 9/11 comedy. Monica earned a Ph.D in Literature and Jewish Studies from Purdue University, and subsequently was awarded a Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship in the Holocaust and World Culture at UCLA where she taught courses in trauma, literature, and post-WWII German cinema. She has also taught at Loyola Marymount University and Pepperdine University, and is a 2007 graduate of the Cornell School of Criticism and Theory. She is the co-editor of Literature of Exile and Displacement: American Identity in a Time of Crisis, a book used in college classrooms across the country that deals specifically with the immigrant experience in America. Monica has also been the editor of "The Speech Project" at the Jewish Journal. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband Jay Karas and son Leo.
Monica Padman
Monica Padman is a producer and actress, known for Momsplaining with Kristen Bell (2018), CHIPS (2017) and The Good Place (2016).
Monica Pardo
Monica Pardo is an actress, known for Kommissar X - Drei goldene Schlangen (1969), Sentenza di morte (1968) and Un milione di dollari per sette assassini (1966).