Anne Murray
Anne Murray is a major recording star. She has won numerous Grammy Awards, American Music Awards, as well as a number of Juno Awards in her native Canada. Anne lives in Toronto, Canada with her husband and two children. She has sold over 24 million records. She is known for such hits as "Snowbird", "Danny's Song", "You Won"t See Me", "You Needed Me", "What Would It Take" etc... Anne tours on a regular basis but limits her dates as her family comes first.
Anne Müller
Anne Müller is an actress, known for Dogs of Berlin (2018), Die Geschwister (2016) and Zwischen uns die Mauer (2019).
Anne Nagel
Anne Nagel's life could be summed up in two words: pretty miserable. Born to devoutly religious Bostonian parents who had long encouraged her to become a nun, she had been enrolled in a preparatory school for just that purpose. As a young teenager she worked part-time as a photographer's model, and by her mid-teens, she had become more interested in a life in Hollywood than in a convent and had joined a Boston theater company. By this time, her mother had remarried and her new stepfather, a Technicolor expert, had been hired by Tiffany, a bottom-rung Poverty Row studio. The family journeyed to California and Anne's first film experience was in several Technicolor experimental shorts directed by her stepfather. She soon graduated to features as a dancer. Her striking beauty and pleasant voice made her a natural for talkies. She landed a contract at Warner Brothers and made her film debut in 1932, enjoying a string of steady, if unspectacular, roles in lower- and medium-budget pictures. Life began to unravel for her in 1936 when she married Ross Alexander. He committed suicide in 1937, and it affected Nagel deeply. Universal, with whom she was under contract by 1941, placed her in some of its serials and featured her in several of its lower-rank horror pictures and B westerns. She soon left Universal and struck out on her own, but unfortunately, she was able to land roles only at Poverty Row studios such as Republic, Monogram, and the nadir of the film industry, PRC. Ironically, her last film, Armored Car Robbery (1950), a taut, highly regarded little thriller now considered a classic of the genre, was easily the best picture she had done in years, and a good one to go out on. She had married an Army Air Corps officer, James H. Keehan, in 1941, but the marriage was increasingly unhappy and they divorced in 1951. Stories spread about her having an alcohol problem, and she spent the last years of her life virtually penniless. Sadly, she died from cancer on 7/6/66 at only 50.
Anne Nakamura
Anne Nakamura was born on 17 September 1987 in Tokyo, Japan. She is an actress, known for Sarang Hue Oneun Geotdeul (2024), Na mo Naki Sekai no End Roll (2021) and Mikkusu. (2017).
Anne Ness
Anne Ness is an actress, known for The Hagstone Demon (2011).
Anne Nichols Brown
Anne Nichols Brown is known for NCIS: New Orleans (2014), Root Letter (2022) and Incantation (2021).
Anne Niskala
Anne Niskala is an actress, known for Aurora (2019), Ivalo (2018) and Taivaan tulet (2007).
Anne O'Shea
Anne O'Shea founded Minerva Productions in 1996 as a theatrical production company in Wilmington, North Carolina whose primary intention was to give women more opportunities both in front of and behind the footlights. With the inclusion of Brian Quattrini and Hal Cosec, it expanded to include film in 2009 and immediately achieved success with the critically acclaimed, Golden Globe winning and Oscar nominated film, The Kids Are All Right. The mission now includes children, the LGBTQ community and all other undeserved and often ignored factions of modern society that need a voice both locally and globally.
Anne O. Pagh
Anne O. Pagh was born on April 25, 1974 in Denmark. She is an actress, known for Den skaldede frisør (2012), Sprængfarlig bombe (2006) and Et rigtigt menneske (2001).
Anne Openshaw
Anne Openshaw is known for The Grey (2011), Narc (2002) and R.L. Stine's The Haunting Hour (2010).