Tinsel Korey
Canadian-born actress/singer-songwriter Tinsel Korey is best known for her role as "Emily" in The Twilight Saga: New Moon, Eclipse and Breaking Dawn. Korey's career started after her passion for performing skits as a young child led her to pursue her dream to be a professional actress. As a teen she appeared in many commercials, and in 2003 she landed her first television role on the FOX series "Tru Calling" starring Eliza Dushku. In 2004, while shooting Spielberg's TNT mini-series "Into the West", she composed a song of the same title that became an underground hit. Tinsel's films range from "The Lookout" starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and "Hybrid," to SYFY's "Wyvern" & "Black Forest". Her most recent works have been "Bullet" an action/thriller feature starring Danny Trejo, the horror film "Stained " and comedic feature "Fishing Naked." Her television credits include shows such as "Longmire", "Z Nation", "The Detour Season 3", "Blackstone", "Young and the Restless" and "Rabbit Fall". In between acting roles, Tinsel has been in the studio working on new music at Folded Arms Studio in Chandler, Arizona. Korey also enjoys boxing, painting, watching hockey, UFC and playing guitar and piano. Tinsel now spends her time in Los Angeles, Vancouver and Arizona, with her husband Doug Yazzie, and their 6 year old Border Collie "Lucky".
Tinsley Mortimer
Tinsley Mortimer was born to a blueblood Virginia family. Her middle name Randolph is a reference to her ancestor Thomas Jefferson. Her family is descended from John Mercer, the writer of the first Code of Virginia. Tinsley spent her childhood at Graymont, the Mercer family house in Richmond, and made her debut at the Bal du Bois. She was also a nationally-ranked tennis player, trained by coach Nick Bollettieri. She attended boarding school at The Lawrenceville School in New Jersey, where she met her husband, Topper Mortimer. The couple moved to New York, where Tinsley graduated from Columbia University with a degree in art history. Her husband's family is considered one of New York's oldest. They are descended from the colonial leader Robert Livingston; John Jay, the first chief justice of the Supreme Court; and Henry Morgan Tilford, a former president of Standard Oil of California. Tinsley is considered the most visible and photographed socialite in New York. Her handbag line, Samantha Thavasa by Tinsley Mortimer, debuted in winter 2006 with its American flagship store on the Upper East Side. In summer 2007, she became the beauty ambassador of Christian Dior. In fall 2007, she introduced her first clothing collection, Riccimie by Tinsley Mortimer, sold exclusively in Japan.
Tintin Poggats Sarri
Tintin Poggats Sarri is known for The Abyss (2023) and Charter (2020).
Tintin Tou Chang
Tintin Tou Chang is known for Mind the Malhotras (2019).
Tinto Brass
Giovanni Brass was born on 26 March 1933 into the family of a famous artist, Italico Brass, who was his grandfather. Italico gave his grandson a nickname "Tintoretto," which Giovanni later adapted into his cinematic name, Tinto Brass. Tinto inherited his grandfather's artistic skills, but he applied them to film instead of canvas. When he joined the Italian film industry, he worked with such famous directors as Federico Fellini (his idol) and Roberto Rossellini. In 1963 he directed his first film, Chi lavora è perduto (In capo al mondo) (1963). Afterwards, he went on to make such avante garde art films as Nerosubianco (1969) and L'urlo (1966). He was approached in 1976 to directed a sexploitation quickie, Salon Kitty (1976), but he wisely chose to have the script rewritten, turning it into a dark, political satire. The success of "Salon Kitty" lead Penthouse magazine publisher Bob Guccione to choose Brass to helm Caligola (1979), the big-budget adaption of Gore Vidal's novel "Caligula." Tinto finished shooting the film, but when he refused to convert it into the "flesh flick" that Guccione wanted it to be by including footage of Penthouse centerfolds making out and romping, he was fired and locked out of the editing room. He later disowned the film when he saw the botched editing (the film was spliced together amateurishly from outtakes and rehearsal footage) and Guccione's hardcore sex scenes spliced in with his work. Ironically, "Caligula" remains Tinto's most famous film. After it became a huge international box-office hit, Brass was hired to shoot a spy thriller Snack Bar Budapest (1988). Afterwards, he decided that he should focus on erotica, as a way to rebel against the hypocrisy of censors, explaining that sex is a normal part of life and we should just deal with it. With his latest films Senso '45 (2002) (an update of the classic novella "Senso") and the erotic comedy Fallo (1988), Brass cemented his reputation of an undisputed master of erotica and avante-garde art films.
Tintrinai Thikhasuk
Tintrinai Thikhasuk is an actor, known for Arctic (2018).
Tintumol Joseph
Tintumol Joseph is known for All We Imagine as Light (2024).
Tinu Pappachan
Tinu Pappachan was born on 11 October 1989. He is an assistant director and director, known for Swathandrayam Ardarathriyil (2018), Ajagajantharam (2021) and Chaaver (2023).
Tinu Suresh Desai
Tinu Suresh Desai was born in India. He is known for Capsule Gill, Rustom (2016) and Special Chabbis (2013).
Tinu Thankachan
Tinu Thankachan is known for Why? Endhuku? (2022).