Lisa Chappell
Grew up in Auckland, New Zealand. After playing the spoilt brat, "Chelsea", on the New Zealand TV series, Gloss (1987), she moved to Sydney to complete the Journey. She then won the role of "Claire McLeod" on McLeod's Daughters (2001). After three years, she decided it was time for a change and was written out when her character's jeep plummeted off a cliff, taking her to her death. She then moved on to a guest role on Stingers (1998).
Lisa Cheng
Lisa Cheng is known for Lady Bloodfight (2016), Lost in Wrestling (2014) and The Constable (2013).
Lisa Cherry
Lisa Cherry is known for My Mom Made Me Do It (2022).
Lisa Cholodenko
Lisa Cholodenko earned an MFA at Columbia University Film School where she made an award-winning short film Dinner Party (1997) Her feature High Art (1998) won the National Society of Film Critics award for Ally Sheedy's performance and The Waldo Salt Screenwriting award at Sundance. Both "High Art" and Laurel Canyon (2002) premiered at Cannes Director's Fortnight.
Lisa Cimorelli
Lisa Michelle Cimorelli is the fourth child born to Lynne and Michael Cimorelli. She is in a band called Cimorelli with her other 5 sisters. She plays the drums for Cimorelli. Lisa was home schooled and started college when she was age 14. Lisa enjoys boxing and working out.
Lisa Cintrice
Lisa Cintrice hails from Long Island. Lisa lost her virginity at age fifteen and got married at age sixteen. Cintrice worked at a Dunkin' Donuts, as a bookkeeper at Jamaica Hospital, New York, and as a waitress prior to deciding to join the army in the wake of divorcing her husband on July 7, 1981. Cintrice signed up in July, 1981 as part of the Delayed Entry program, which meant that the army would take her in come November of that same year. While waiting for her enlistment in the army to take force Lisa crossed paths with a woman named Dominique, who worked as a co-manager at the strip club The Melody Burlesk. Dominique introduced Cintrice to Peter Wolff, who was the publisher of the men's magazine Oui. Lisa did her first nude layout in August, 1981 and appeared in a December issue of Oui as an elf. Cintrice then met Ken Yontz and went on to act in her first hardcore movie The Starmaker (1982). Because she was making decent money in the adult entertainment business, Lisa went to her army recruiter and tried to persuade him to wave her contract binding her to the army. When this proved to be unsuccessful, Wolff came up with the audacious idea to have Cintrice to do a nude photo shoot in which she stripped out of a soldier's uniform in front of The Armed Forces Recruiting Station in Times Square, New York City. Lisa did a follow-up pictorial in which she had sex with a man dressed up as an army recruiter in a mock-up of an army recruiting office. Not surprisingly, Cintrice was subsequently discharged from the army. Lisa went on to act in a small handful of explicit hardcore features before retiring from the adult film industry and moving west to live in California.
Lisa Clapperton
Lisa Clapperton is an actress, known for Dinocroc vs. Supergator (2010).
Lisa Clark
Lisa Clark is an actress and producer, known for Show Offs (2019), Pretty Darn Funny (2012) and Once I Was a Beehive (2015).
Lisa Clarke
Lisa has always been passionate about stories. Having studied theatre direction at Central School of Speech and Drama, she went on to win the highly sought after Carlton/Donmar Traineeship and spent a year as assistant director to Sam Mendes. Lisa directed a number of successful theatre productions before making the crossover from stage to screen. Her first short film, Heard, starring Louise Brealey (Sherlock, Ripper Street) and Ferdinand Kingsley (Victoria) was selected for a number of BAFTA recognised festivals. Lisa has been selected to be part of the BAFTA Elevate scheme which champions talented female directors.
Lisa Codrington
Lisa Codrington is an actress and writer, known for Flatliners (2017), Shazam! (2019) and Letterkenny (2016).