Liz Fisher
Liz Fisher is an actress, known for The Happy Poet (2010), Holy Hell (2009) and Project: Rant (2009).
Liz Fitzgibbon
Liz Fitzgibbon is an actress, known for Normal People (2020), Frank of Ireland (2021) and Calving (2021).
Liz Fletcher
Liz Fletcher is a Kentucky actress who was born and raised in Michigan. The daughter of a pastor and an employee trainer, Liz became interested in acting at an early age. She truly fell in love when she won the role of Lucy in "The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe" her freshman year of high school. With her love of people and helping others, Liz became a critical care registered nurse and enjoyed 15 years working in the ER and surgery before taking a break from nursing in 2023. When not on set or preparing for her next film, Liz enjoys spending time with her two kids and two dogs. She loves anything outdoors, especially hiking. She also enjoys painting and working on her Shea butter business. Having battled depression and anxiety for much of her life, Liz is a huge supporter of mental health and her posts on social media often reflect her journey with that. She hopes that by being open with it that it will spark more discussion on its importance and that those that struggle with her will feel less alone.
Liz Flowers
Liz Flowers is an actress and producer, known for Devil 2.0 (2017), Art of Death (2010) and The Best of Blur (2000).
Liz Fowler
Liz Fowler is known for The Jack in the Box (2019), Curse of the Witch's Doll (2018) and The Jack in the Box: Awakening (2022).
Liz Fraser
Best known for playing the perpetually dizzy blonde bimbo in several instalments of the Carry On franchise, buxom Liz Frazer (born Elizabeth Joan Winch above a corner shop in south London) acted in repertory theatre and television before breaking into films. Her first role of note was Cynthia, the daughter of radical left-wing shop steward Fred Kite in The Boulting Brothers comedy I'm All Right Jack (1959) (the film which made Peter Sellers a star). There was a second outing with Sellers (Two Way Stretch (1960)) in which she played his girl friend Ethel and up next were eight guest appearances on Hancock's Half Hour (1956). By that time, her screen personae were firmly established as scatterbrained blondes or feisty gum-chewing working class cockneys. Though she often managed to rise above her material, the typecasting sadly continued through a series of dreadful low-brow 70s sex comedies in the 'Adventures' and 'Confessions' series which represented a significant step-down from the Carry Ons and did nothing for her reputation. Liz attempted to change her image by playing straight dramatic roles in The Family Way (1966) and Up the Junction (1968) (as the mother) and her later career prospered as a fine character actress with guest spots on The Professionals (1977), Minder (1979), Foyle's War (2002) and Midsomer Murders (1997), along with a string of successes on the West End stage. In her private life, she was known to be fond of animals, loved playing bridge and ladies' bowls at the exclusive Hurlingham club in Fulham. Her financial astuteness brought substantial gains at the stock market which Liz in turn developed into a healthy property portfolio. She always spoke fondly of her co-stars, many of whom she regarded as her close 'mates' during the sixties, in particular Sidney James, Joan Sims, Tony Hancock and Tommy Cooper.
Liz Friedlander
Liz Friedlander was born on December 9, 1970 in New York, New York, USA. She is a director and producer, known for Conviction (2016), Take the Lead (2006) and Revolution (2012).
Liz Gallardo
Liz Gallardo is an actress and producer, known for El búfalo de la noche (2007), Máncora (2008) and Las Aparicio (2010). She was previously married to Enrique Alguibay.
Liz Garbus
Liz Garbus is a producer and director, known for What Happened, Miss Simone? (2015), The Farm: Angola, USA (1998) and Girlhood (2003). She is married to Dan Cogan. They have two children.
Liz Georges
Liz Georges was born on May 28, 1955. She is an actress, known for Mighty Joe Young (1998), As Told by Ginger (2000) and The Wizard of Oz (1990). She has been married to David Paymer since 1988. They have two children.