Livia De Paolis
Livia De Paolis was born and raised in Rome. Founded by her grandfather, her family ran De Paolis I.N.C.I.R., the only Studios structure privately owned in the country at the time. In operation from 1941-1991, De Paolis I.N.C.I.R. housed the productions of over 2000 films including the works of Federico Fellini, Bernardo Bertolucci, Roberto Rossellini.[2] She graduated magna cum laude from University 'Sapienza' of Rome, earning a master's degree in philosophy. She then moved to New York City and focused her career for several years on contemporary theatre. Prior to embarking on a filmmaking career De Paolis has collaborated with some of the most innovative figures in the New York theater community. She assisted Richard Foreman on the production of the show ZOMBOID! and has performed numerous times at Foreman's Ontological Hysteric Theater. She played the role of Yvette in the world premiere of Charles Mee's Fire Island with 3-Legged Dog at the 3LD Art and Technology Center. With the same company she also performed as Linda in Losing Something. De Paolis originated the title role in John Patrick Shanley's one act play Veronica. The play featured music and two original songs by Henry Krieger. It was presented at the Powerhouse Theater at Vassar College during New York Stage and Film Powerhouse Season. Veronica was also presented at the Hudson Theater Guild in Hollywood, Los Angeles where De Paolis played the title role opposite Sam Harris, lead singer of X Ambassadors. Her first feature film, Emoticon ;), premiered at the Chinese Theater in LA during Dances With Films in 2013 and was the opening night movie at the 2013 Gen Art Film Festival in New York, where it won the Best Cast Collaboration Award. Emoticon ;) was theatrically released by Indiecan Pictures. De Paolis's work, both in theatre and in film, has been featured in The New York Times, Time Out magazine, Bust magazine and numerous other publications. For her accomplishment in the theatre De Paolis was granted a green card as an artist of extraordinary ability. She now holds both Italian and American citizenship and currently resides in London.
Livia Gaudenco
Livia Gaudenco is an actress, known for El sexo de los ángeles (2012).
Livia Giuggioli
Livia Giuggioli met her husband, Colin Firth, in Colombia where they were both working on the mini-series "Nostromo". Along with her brother Nicola Giuggioli and Ivo Coulson, the Firths founded Eco-Age, a shop and consultancy in Chiswick that promotes ecologically-friendly products. She also writes an online "green fashion" column for Vogue magazine and promotes many causes on her Twitter account, along with posting photos that sometimes include her husband. Her other brother, Alessandro Giuggioli, is an actor and appeared with her husband in "Summer in Genoa".
Livia Matthes
Livia Matthes is a German actress best known for the Canadian series X Company ( 2016-2018). She also had supporting and minor roles in Sense8 (2018), Homeland (2016), Mute (2018) such as in German productions Godless youth (2017), Bad Banks (2018) which was nominated at the International Emmys 2019 for best Drama Series and Schweinskopf al dente (2016) which won best national film at the Jupiter Awards. In the dutch movie J.Kessels (2016) which opened the Nederlands Film Festival she played the role of Heidi. Livia Matthes is fluent in English and French, Brazilian-Portuguese.
Livia Millhagen
Livia Millhagen was born on 23 May 1973 in Stockholm, Sweden. She is an actress, known for Miffo (2003), Höstminnen (2012) and Buss till Italien (2005).
Livia Perneel
Livia Perneel is a Belgian actress and directress living in Brussels. She was raised in Bruges and moved to the Belgian capital at the age of 18. After she graduated from RITCS as a filmmaker, she accomplished acting studies in French at INSAS. Livia was selected for the Student Academy Awards of the Oscars with her bilingual short film 'FRANKIE15'.
Livia Renner
Livia Renner is an actor, known for Isi & Ossi (2020).
Livia Scott
Livia is a comedian and actress named "Funny Women We Love" by The Huffington Post, along with Maria Bamford, Chelsea Peretti, and Tig Notaro. She's appeared on NBC, Comedy Central, Hulu, Netflix and HBO in Law & Order, Honesty, Difficult People, and National Lampoon's Dirty Movie, directed by Law & Order SVU and Wet Hot American Summer star Christopher Meloni, where she pulls a Peter Sellers by playing multiple roles. She is also a double Channy Award winner for Best Villain & Best Actress for her portrayal of Courtney Love in the Channel 101 series Saving Love with Henry Zebrowski. In collaboration with former producers of The Onion News Network, was the the star & head writer of The Livia Scott Sketch Program at UCB ("Fast becoming one of the best & most imaginative shows in the city." -The New York Times) Her viral music video "I Like You Better On Facebook" was featured everywhere and remains a classic : )
Livia Treviño
Livia Treviño was born on January 1, 1955 in San Antonio, Texas, USA. She is an actress, known for Will & Grace (1998), Not Dead Yet (2023) and Curb Your Enthusiasm (2000). She has been married to Don Pequignot since August 6, 1995.
Livia Zita
Livia Zita is known for Metalocalypse: Army of the Doomstar (2023).