Leslie Malton
Leslie Malton was born on November 15, 1958 in Washington, District of Columbia, USA. She is an actress, known for Possession (1981), Der große Bellheim (1993) and Il piccolo popolo (1990). She has been married to Felix von Manteuffel since 1995.
Leslie Malu Shizue Miki
Leslie Malu Shizue Miki is an actor, known for Running for Grace (2018).
Leslie Mann
Leslie Jean Mann was born in San Francisco, California. She was raised in Newport Beach, California by her mother, Janet Ann Ayres. At the age of seventeen, she launched her career, appearing in various TV commercials. Her screen break came when she was cast as Nurse Mary in the short-lived Birdland (1994). Further TV and film roles followed, including The Cable Guy (1996), where she met her husband, Judd Apatow, who was a producer on the film. The story goes that after Mann left her audition for the role, Apatow turned to his colleagues and said "there goes the future Mrs. Apatow". Further successes followed for Mann in such projects as George of the Jungle (1997) and The 40 Year Old Virgin (2005). She also appeared alongside her daughters - Maude Apatow and Iris Apatow - in Knocked Up (2007), Funny People (2009) and This Is 40 (2012).
Leslie Marshall
Leslie Marshall was born in Massachusetts, USA. She is known for Algorithm: Bliss (2020), NYPD Blue (1993) and Walking Through Fires (2011).
Leslie McClure
Leslie McClure is an actress, known for Boiling Pot (2015).
Leslie McCurdy
Named Outstanding Performing Artist of Windsor Ontario, Canada, Leslie McCurdy, has been performing for many years in Southwestern Ontario and the Mid-Western United States, a privilege her dual US/Canadian citizenship affords her. Also a teacher, with an honors B.F.A. in dance from the University of MIchigan, Leslie was slated to go to New York to apprentice with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre when she literally tripped, fractured her hip, and fell into acting. While she has many theatre credits, Leslie is best known for the two one-woman plays that she wrote and has toured with internationally for 15 years. The Spirit of Harriet Tubman was a finalist for a Canadian Chalmers Award for Best New Play for Young Audiences, though it is a play for all ages, and her second play Things My Fore-Sisters Saw, about four Black women who impacted Canadian History, was featured on the Canadian Bravo Network. A two-person adaptation of the latter play entitled Voice of the Fore-Sisters was commissioned by Black Theatre Workshop in Montreal Quebec for one of its more successful school tours. Leslie has also written a version of Harriet Tubman's story for the kindergarten through grade two age range called Harriet is My Hero. Her credits include; Billie Holiday in Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill; Risa in Two Trains Running; Nurse Ratchet in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest; Bobbie-Michelle in Last of the Red Hot Lovers; Dorothy in The Wiz; Laura McClellan Williams in Checkmates; The Acid Queen" in Tommy; Fraulein Kost in Cabaret; The Coochie Snoocher" in The Vagina Monologues, and appearances in ABC's Detroit 1-8-7, and several movies. including Ides of March and Beyond the Mask. Leslie has recently returned to her dance roots and is a member of Dance Nonce, a modern dance company based in Grosse Point Michigan.
Leslie McRay
Leslie McRay was born on her mother's fifteenth birthday. She was brought up living in and out of orphanages. Through a series of numerous step-fathers she was eventually brought to Hollywood, California. Having no self-esteem, her mother put her in the local beauty contest and she became "Miss Fullerton". After that win photographers then sponsored her in many other contests in which she was often successful, including "Miss Los Angeles" in the "Miss Universe Contest", "Miss Hawaii in the "Miss World Pageant" and consequently won a trip around the world with "Miss Universe". She ended up in the Philippines and was asked to marry into the Marcos family. She did not but came back to Hollywood to pursue her modeling career. Through numerous billboards, "KIIS Radio", "Max Factor", "Palm Springs" and "Mazatlan Mexico" she became known as a model who could act. She then appeared in many T.V. series, commercials, and Motion pictures to include "Valley of The Dolls", Johnny Carson Show, Love American Style, et cetera. By being seen on magazine covers she was courted by the Shaws and Sheiks and Hollywood rich and famous. She wrote about her adventures through the book "Kept Women" and is currently writing the film script. Through writing her book, she had a change of life-style and turned to religion. She is now a television and film producer who has produced the feature, "Hometown Legend" and currently is in production on "Day of Miracles", about the testimonies of the survivors of the 9/11 attacks. She is also the host and producer of "Starpower" (a celebrity-driven show about their passions, such as their favorite charities, causes and advice to young people. Her most recent series is "Real Miracles".
Leslie Medina
Leslie Medina is an actress and director, known for La Promesse (2020), Noël à tous les étages (2021) and Chefs (2015).
Leslie Meigs
Leslie Meigs is known for The Wraith (1986) and Monster (1980).
Leslie Meisel
Leslie Meisel was born in Philadelphia. Her parents moved to South Florida when Leslie was a year old. After graduating with honors in Theatre from the University of Florida she moved to New York and started studying with Martin de Maat at the Second City NYTC. She then auditioned and became a cast member in The Second City Business Theatre New York Company. She continued her improv training at The Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre and performed on two improv Harold house teams. Her first one-woman show "You Never Know" premiered at The PIT (People's Improv Theatre) in March of 2005 and was listed as "One of the best shows of 2005" alongside Doubt, Pillowman, and Jersey Boys. Her most recent show "Love Can Suck A D**k...And So Can I!" - which was co-created with Megan Neuringer - sold out at UCBTLA and had a hit year long run at UCBTNY.