Lupita Nyong'o
Lupita Nyong'o nasceu o 1 de março de 1983 em Cidade do México, Distrito Federal, México. É atriz e produtora, conhecida pelo seu trabalho em 12 Anos de Escravidão (2013), Pantera Negra (2018) e Nós (2019).
Lupita Sandoval
Lupita Sandoval is known for Amor en custodia (2005), Amor en custodia (2005) and ¡¡Cachún cachún ra-ra!! (Una loca, loca, preparatoria) (1984).
Lupo Barbiero
Lupo Barbiero é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em As Oito Montanhas (2022) e Sul più bello - La serie.
Luqi Li
Luqi Li nasceu o 22 de maio de 1990 em Pequim, China. É ator, conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Terra à Deriva 2 (2022), Wan li gui tu (2022) e Jian wang chao (2019).
Luray Cooper
Luray Cooper é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Mercy Street (2016), Eu, Tonya (2017) e A Escuta (2002).
Lureena Cornwell
Lureena Cornwell é conhecida pelo seu trabalho em The Miseducation of Bindu (2020) e Detox Digital (2022).
Lurene Tuttle
Quite a familiar lady and notorious busybody on 1950s and '60s TV and film, petite, red-headed character actress Lurene Tuttle was born in Pleasant Lake, Indiana and raised on a ranch close to the Arizona border. Her father, O.V. Tuttle, started out as a performer in minstrels, but found a job as a railroad-station agent when times got hard. Her grandfather was a drama teacher who once managed an opera house in Angola, Indiana. As a child, she studied acting in Phoenix and was known for her scene-stealing comedy antics even at that early age. At age 15, the family relocated to Monrovia, California, and it was there that Tuttle began her career. She received dramatic training at the Pasadena Playhouse and appeared in many of their productions, including "The Playboy of the Western World." She subsequently became a troupe member of Murphy's Comedians, a vaudeville company, and then eventually extended her range as a dramatic ingénue in stock shows. Although making it to Broadway somehow slipped through her fingers, Tuttle worked on stage consistently throughout the 1920s and 1930s. Known for her speaking voice and mastery of a wide range of dialects, she found a new avenue in radio during the Depression and became one of that medium's most-recognized voices playing both sweet and sour characters. Dubbed the "First Lady of Radio," her best-remembered role came as Effie, the altruistic "Girl Friday" on "The Adventures of Sam Spade" opposite Howard Duff's cynical-edged gumshoe. Red Skelton also admired her versatility and used her frequently in a variety of parts on his radio show. Film and TV presented itself to her strongly in the 1950s, by this time fitting in comfortably whether a warm and wise wife and mother or brittle matron. Following her film debut in Somente o Céu Sabe (1947), Tuttle lent able support alongside film's top stars including Cary Grant in Lar... Meu Tormento (1948) and Sempre Cabe Mais Um (1952); Marilyn Monroe in Almas Desesperadas (1952) and Torrente de Paixão (1953); Joan Crawford in Adeus, Meu Amor (1951); Leslie Caron in O Sapatinho de Cristal (1955); and even Liberace when he tried to go legit in O Semeador de Felicidade (1955). It was a rare occasion, however, when she was given a chance to truly shine in a prime supporting role. She could always be counted on to steal a bit of focus with just a sly grin or cynical look as she did playing the brief part of the sheriff's wife in Alfred Hitchcock's horror classic Psicose (1960). One of those rare exceptions when Tuttle actually top-lined a film came with her crazed portrayal of the title character in Ma Baker - Pistoleira Sanguinária (1960). Here Tuttle pulled out all the stops in this admittedly fictional "B" crimer, going totally ballistic as the Ozark matriarch who, along with her boys, sets people on fire, runs over cops, and tommyguns her way into infamy. On the small screen, Tuttle was an amusing regular in a plethora of sitcoms, playing starchy relatives or gossipy townsfolk. Most audiences remember her quite fondly as the matriarch in Life with Father (1953) opposite Leon Ames, and as the crusty senior nurse on the Diahann Carroll series Julia (1968). She and Ames took the play "Life With Father" on the road several times after the series' demise. Off-stage, Tuttle was married to fellow actor and announcer Mel Ruick; their paths initially crossed while both were performing in radio. Their daughter was musical comedy actress Barbara Ruick, best known for playing Carrie Pipperidge in the classic film musical Carrossel (1956). The couple eventually divorced, and Tuttle wed again, but the marriage was short-lived. Tragically, her only child, who was married to epic film composer John Williams of "Star Wars" fame, died unexpectedly in 1974. Tuttle was a well-respected drama and diction coach for several decades. She began teaching radio technique in the 1940s and re-trained some prominent actors who were returning from extensive WWII duty. After a lengthy departure in the 1950s due to TV commitments, she returned to to teaching acting almost to the end. Some of her more famous students included Red Skelton, Orson Welles, Milton Berle, Steve Allen, and Jayne Meadows. She lived out the rest of her life in Southern California and succumbed to cancer at age 78. In addition to her famous son-in-law, she was survived by her three grandchildren: Jennifer Gruska, a story editor; Mark Towner Williams, a drummer; and Joseph Williams, a composer and singer.
Lushin Dubey
Lushin Dubey is known for Delhi Belly (2011), Murder Unveiled (2005) and Aiyaary (2018).
Lusia Strus
Lusia Strus nasceu em Chicago, Illinois, EUA. É conhecida pelo seu trabalho em Como se Fosse a Primeira Vez (2004) e Cotton (2015).
Lutesha
Lutesha é conhecida pelo seu trabalho em Os 4 Malfeitores (2022), My Generation (2017) e As Fotos Vazadas (2021).