Lilee Clyde
Lilee Clyde is an actress, known for A Christmas Wish (2011).
Lilette Dubey
Lilette Dubey is known for Khwaabon Ka Jhamela (2024), Waack Girls and The Art of Shantiniketan (2019).
Lili Acevedo
Lili Acevedo is known for Black Warrant (2022).
Lili Aupetit
Lili Aupetit is known for Envole-moi (2021), L'école est à nous (2022) and The Promise (2020).
Lili Baross
Lili Baross grew up in Barcelona, Spain to a British mother and Hungarian father. During her childhood she traveled extensively throughout Europe with her parents and from an early age she was fluent in four languages English, Spanish, Catalan and Hungarian. At a young age she signed with a talent agency where here love for acting began. Soon, she was working as a print and runway model, and appeared in several Spanish national commercials. After moving the U.S, she chose to further her acting career and make the move to Los Angeles, CA. She is now signed and continuing her training in acting.
Lili Beaudoin
Lili Beaudoin is known for The Atlas, The Flash (2014) and Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising (2023).
Lili Bernard
Lili Bernard is a Cuban-born, Los Angeles-based visual artist and actor. She has exhibited her artwork in numerous galleries and institutions. Her work examines issues of trauma born of sexism and racism, past and present. As an actress and member of SAG/AFTRA, Lili guest-starred in the last season of The Cosby Show (1984) as the zany and very pregnant Mrs. Minifield. On Seinfeld (1989) she played Kramer's Black girlfriend, Anna. She co-starred in the Stephen King CBS TV mini-series, Golden Years (1991), and played the female lead in the BBC film, Murder in Oakland, (i.e. _"Screenplay" (1991)_) opposite Ving Rhames and Eriq La Salle. In theatre, Lili has performed extensively in New York City, Off-Broadway, and in Los Angeles. A mother of six children, to whom she gave birth in a ten year span, Lili is also a published writer and blogger for the Huffington Post. She has garnered critical acclaim as an independent curator, longtime arts activist and community organizer. Lili first created and ran HABLA (Harvesting Asian, Black, Latino Artists) in order to provide platforms for under-represented artists in Los Angeles. Realizing that Black artists were the most marginalized of the group, Lili then founded and organized BAILA (Black Artists in Los Angeles), a current movement aimed at building bridges of access for Black artists into the mainstream art world. Lili graduated high school from the American School in Japan, where she spent 11th and 12th grade, and attended New Jersey public schools from kindergarten through tenth grade. She did her undergraduate studies at Cornell University and City University of New York, earning a B.A. in German. Lili received her MFA from Otis College of Art and Design in 2014 under the tutelage of professors Suzanne Lacy, Charles Gaines, Ulysses Jenkins and Andrea Bowers.
Lili Bordán
Lili was born in NYC to a Hungarian mother and father and is a citizen of both the US and the EU. She started her acting career as a child on the stage in US regional theater and in Hungary. She currently resides in New York, where she is developing her film and TV acting and directing careers. She is a native English speaker but is also fluent in French and Hungarian, and with a repertoire of international accents and various skills, she is a true chameleon! She recently acted in and helped produce feature film CURTIZ, which was bought by NETFLIX for world-wide streaming, and directed a series teaser, which got over 50k views on Instagram. She is attached as producer/director on several other projects and is in post production on her own short film, One Night Only. She continues to study acting and filmmaking with teachers Joan Scheckel and John Markland. Former teachers include Sandra Seacat, Susan Batson, and the late and great Charlie Laughton.
Lili Brennan
Lili Brennan is a clever combination of pure heart, artistic sensitivity, advanced intelligence, and sunshine... at the least. She/they have adopted a vegetarian lifestyle because all living creatures matter, especially the unjustly vilified shark population. Lili is a certified scuba diver and competitive sailor and loves the water! She/they also love to dance and perform, and in spare time codes games, plays games, and streams their gaming. An avid reader, she/they also love to write, and wants to create her/their own content. Lili's spiritual passions involve meditation, rocks, crystals and aromatherapy and her/their room is filled with plants. She/they are an avid supporter of environmental awareness and women's and LGBTQ+ rights.
Lili Estefan
Cuban-born television hostess Lili Estefan got her big break as one of the main hostesses of the long-running Spanish-language variety show Sábado gigante (1986). After 12 years of hosting that show, she left to co-host a celebrity-gossip show, El gordo y la flaca (1998) for the same network, Univisión, in 1998. She is a major presenter for special events such as beauty pageants and the annual Calle Ocho music festival held in Miami, Florida.