Lilian Fontaine
Lilian Fontaine was born on June 11, 1886 in Reading, Berkshire, England. She was an actress, known for The Lost Weekend (1945), Time Out of Mind (1947) and Ivy (1947). She was married to George Milan Fontaine and Walter Augustus de Havilland. She died on February 20, 1975 in Santa Barbara, California, USA.
Lilian Franck
Lilian Franck has been directing films for more than 20 years. With her superb taste for stories, Lilian has had international success with many feature length documentaries. The film "Pianomania" had a theatrical release in more than 25 countries and won a number of national and international prizes, including the Golden Gate award for Best Documentary at the San Francisco International Film Festival and the Critic's Week prize at Locarno Film Festival. Before focusing on film, Lilian was the artsy girl in film school who made video installations and experimental films, studying at Filmakademie Baden Württemberg in Germany and at Le Fresnoy - Studio National Des Arts Contemporains in France. Lilian's range of experience is broad. As well as having directed and produced several fly-on-the-wall documentaries ("Omen: 15 Hours of Techno", "Jesus Loves You!", "Pianomania"), Lilian has developed a uniquely personal style. Her latest movies, "trustWHO", a rigorous exposé into the encroaching influence of private industry on the World Health Organization, and "Fuck Fame", an intimate portrait of electro-rap curio Uffie, demonstrate a deeply personal form of filmmaking. In this way, each of her films is both personal and politicized, allowing her to gesture towards her audience to an unprecedented degree. As she admits: "Each of my films is a contact ad".
Lilian Gartner
Lilian Gartner is an actress and writer, known for Wir sind Kaiser*in - Neues aus der Hofkanzlei (2021), Tatort (1970) and Moonbound (2021).
Lilian Gehrke
Lilian Gehrke is an actress, known for NinetyTwo (2015), DNA Junkies (2015) and Großstadtrevier (1986).
Lilian Harvey
Lilian Harvey was born on January 19th, 1906 in London. Her mother was English and her father was German. When she was eight her family moved to Berlin shortly before the outbreak of WW1. She spent much of the war at school in Switzerland where she broadened her knowledge of languages and classical dance. After graduating high school in Berlin, she worked in theatre revues before debuting in her first film "Der Fluch" for Robert Land. After many roles in silent films, UFA found great use for her acting, dancing and language skills in many famous light operettas made with the advent of sound. These highly popular films (usually co-starring Willy Fritsch, with whom she became irrevocably associated in the public's mind as the romantic dream-team of the European cinema) were usually made in three different languages at once. The cast would be switched around her for the various takes in German, French and English (Laurence Olivier had his first film role in one of her vehicles). Her most successful film, 1931's "Der Kongress Tanzt"/"Le congress s'amuse"/"Congress Dances" led to a contract in Hollywood with the Fox Film Company. She dissolved this contract after a few pictures, walking out on a role that was filled by then-unknown Alice Faye and returning to UFA to be with director Paul Martin, with whom she was romantically involved. The Nazi regime had come to power in her absence and Lilian Harvey found it difficult to work under Goebbels. She was instrumental in helping those persecuted by the Nazis escape until her film popularity waned and she was forced to escape as well. She eventually landed in the USA and spent most of WW2 in Los Angeles working as a volunteer nurse. Her former directors and co-workers like Michael Curtiz and Billy Wilder remained social contacts, but the stigma of having been UFA's biggest star of the early thirties kept her from reigniting her own film career. She did theatre work and continued to work on European stages after the war. She received war reparations in the early sixties and lived on the Riviera until her death on July 27th, 1968.
Lilian Larkai
Lilian Larkai is known for A Sting in a Tale (2009), Who Loves Me? (2010) and A Reason to Kill (2011).
Lilian Lev
Lilly Lev (LiLian Lev) was born and raised in Russia, Moscow, where she is a well known singer and actress. She came to US in 2013 and has acted in both dramas and comedies. She is an award winner for her lead role in movie "Hybristophilia" released in 2017. In late 2018 she acted in movie anthology "Tales Of Frankenstein," directed by Donald F. Glut, in which in a different take on the classic. The movie won a Rondo award for the best horror film. In addition to her acting career, Lilly Lev is a noted stuntwoman, singer and model. She is well known in Russia, and has 50 performances in China as well. She has released two albums with songs in both her native Russian and English. Her music is available on iTunes, Spotify, and has had airplay on radio stations all over the world. Lilly is also a martial artist, skilled in sword fighting, horse back riding, dancing, weight lifting and firearms. She loves action and fantasy/genre roles... Lilly also has television hosting experience on the European Music channel.
Lilian McNeil
Lilian McNeil is an actress, known for Clementine (2019), Cross Hollow (2022) and Age of Vanishment 3 (2016).
Lilian Moore
Lilian Moore is an actress, known for Real Cases of Shadow People: The Sarah McCormick Story (2019), Make Love Great Again (2018) and Monty Comes Back (2016).
Lilian Mortis
Lilian Mortis is known for Silent Echo (2022), Dine n' Dashians (2021) and Psychotika.