Lorna Scott
Lorna Scott is known for A Very Sordid Wedding (2017), O Procurado (2008) and Minha Mãe é uma Viagem (2012).
Lorna Spencer
Lorna Spencer is known for Search Party (2021).
Lorna Street Dopson
Lorna was born and raised in Shreveport, Louisiana where she studied and graduated from Centenary College with a B.A. in Theatre Arts. She directed her first short film in 2015. She wrote, directed, and acted in her own original short film in 2016, and it was a Top 20 nominee in the 2016 Louisiana Film Prize. Lorna still participates in theatre when she can, but her film schedule keeps her busy. She currently (2016) works in the Southeast Region.
Lorna Thayer
Character actress Lorna Thayer will probably remain in good standing in the Hollywood cult movie annals for decades to come, due to one scene and one scene, alone. In the critically-acclaimed "generation gap" film, Cada um Vive como Quer (1970), Jack Nicholson plays a rebellious, disgruntled musician-cum-oil rigger with "loose cannon" tendencies who takes his frustrations out on an uncooperative roadside hash-slinger, played by Lorna, who refuses to allow him food substitutes while ordering a meal. This memorable movie vignette, now referred to as the "chicken salad sandwich-scene," has tended to overshadow all of Lorna's other productive work on stage, TV and film. Born Lorna Patricia Casey in Boston on March 10, 1919, her mother, actress Louise Gibney, brought the family to California in 1923 to escape the cold winters and settled in Venice Beach, eventually securing a permanent residence in Hollywood. From 1952, Lorna could be glimpsed here and there in a handful of humorless working-class bits in such films as Paixão de Bravo (1952), Mulheres Condenadas (1955), A Besta do Milhão de Olhos (1955), Quero Viver! (1958) and Desafio à Coragem (1960). She appeared on both the New York and Los Angeles stages and made her Broadway debut in "Comes a Day" in 1958, returning six years later with a role in "Never Live Over a Pretzel Factory". A fairly steady TV fixture throughout the 1950s and 1960s, she experienced a slump for a time until her celebrated bit with Nicholson triggered a host of character film work, including Cisco Pike (1971), The Gravy Train (1974), Amigos, Amigos, Negócios à Parte (1981) and Nada em Comum (1986), along with assorted TV mini-movies. Although it did not improve her standing all that much, she made do and had a bit part in the Al Pacino/Michelle Pfeiffer starrer, Frankie & Johnny (1991), before retiring. Lorna was married twice--to actor George N. Neise (divorced) and Arthur Dowling (widowed). She had two daughters, Adrienne and Nikki. Lorna was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease five years before her death in 2005 at age 85. At the time, she was living at the Motion Picture and Television Fund retirement establishment in Woodland Hills, California.
Lorna Tolentino
Lorna's parents were Eloisa Perez and Amado Aluquin. Her birth name was Lorna Perez Aluquin. She attended the elementary grades at St Anthony School where she also finished high school She took up a Bachelor of Arts course at St Paul College in Quezon City, and also at the University of Sto Tomas and Maryknoll College. She is first cousin to actress Amy Austria and a niece of actor Jerry Pons. She was married to Rudy Fernandez from 1983 till his untimely death in 2008. They had two children. She first appeared in Prima Productions' My Little One (1970) using the screen name of Giselle. Later she changed this to Lorna Tolentino, after Siony Tolentino, who helped her enter the movie world of FPJ Productions. She played the young Susan Roces in Divina Gracia (1970). Her first starring role was in Langit Ko ang Pag-Ibig Mo (1975) with ;Eddie Garcia (I)' and Panchito. She appeared with Roberto Gonzalez and Rodel Naval in Subok na Matatag (1975); was paired with Tirso Cruz III in Dalagita (1976); and with Rudy Fernandez in Leap year ngayon, lagot ka pipikutin kita (1976). Other movies she made during this period are Baby Doll (1978), Miss Dulce Amor, Ina (1978), Katawang alabok (1978), Iskandalo (1979), Stepsisters (1979); Dalaga (1979); and Bakit May Putik Ang Bulaklak (1979). The 1980s proved a turning point in her career when she rent award-giving bodies. Her outstanding films of this period and the nominations she received are: Moral (1982), Urian, Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences (FAMAS), Star, Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) and Film Academy of the Philippines (FAP); Init sa magdamag (1983), Urian, FAMAS and Star; Huwag mo kaming isumpa (1986), FAMAS and Star; Maging akin ka lamang (1987), FAMAS; Natutulog pa ang diyos? (1988), FAMAS, Urian and Star; Nagbabagang luha (1988), FAP, FAMAS and Star; Kailan mahuhugasan ang kasalanan? (1989), FAMAS and Star; and Kislap sa dilim (1991), Urian, FAMAS, FAP and Star. Tolentino has had 14 FAMAS nominations for Best Actress and won three times: Narito ang puso ko (1992), Abakada... Ina (2001), and Katas ng Saudi (2007). She won the FAMAS award of Best Child Performer for Lumuha pati mga anghel (1971),alongside best child actor Arnold Gamboa, her costar. Her incredible feat in 1992 for the film Narito ang puso ko (1992) earned her the monicker "Grandslam actress," a distinction given to only one other actress, Vilma Santos, who first did a grandslam in 1984. The film itself had a total of 13 nominations and 4 best actress wins for Lorna: from FAMAS, FAP, Urian, Star Awards, as well as a nomination from the Young Critics' Circle. From FAP, she has three Best Actress Awards: Maging akin ka lamang (1987), Narito ang puso ko (1992) and Abakada... Ina (2001); from Gawad Urian she has had ten nominations. Tolentino also has had her share of television work, including four very successful soap operas: Kay Tagal Nang Hinintay (2002-2003), entitled "Timeless (2002)" for viewers abroad; "Hanggang kailan (2004)"; Dahil May Isang Ikaw (2009-2010), entitled "Destined Hearts (2009-2010)" for viewers abroad; and the current soap "Minsan lang kita iibigin (2011)", as the lead Allondra Del Tierro. She appeared in 8 episodes of the hugely successful "May bukas pa (2009-2010)" detailing the chronicles of a young boy who could talk to God. Her two sons with Fernandez, Rap Fernandez and Renz Fernandez have entered show business in recent years.
Lorna Tucker
In 2018, Lorna's first feature doc WESTWOOD: PUNK, ICON, ACTIVIST debuted at Sundance; the film was chosen for competition and Lorna was named by Harpers Bizarre and Elle Magazine as one of the biggest breakout female film makers of the year. Her second feature documentary, AMÁ, is a powerful film about the sterilisation abuse of Native American women across the United States over the past 60 years. Lorna worked closely with survivors and campaigners to share their stories and, upon it's release, AMÁ created a social movement throughout North America; Amnesty International wrote 'this film shines a light on a devastating Human Rights issue' and that 'every American should see this movie'. Lorna was named as one of Creative England's CE50 for 2019. In 2022, Lorna completed two feature documentaries; SOMEONE'S DAUGHTER, SOMEONE'S SON for Dartmouth Films and CALL ME KATE, a docu-drama about Katharine Hepburn for Salon Pictures, Netflix & Sky. Both are scheduled for a theatrical release in summer 2023. Having secured her place as one of the most exciting young documentary directors working today, Lorna is now developing several narrative projects. Her first original screenplay BARE is being produced by Colin Firth & Ged Doherty at Raindog Films, alongside Marie-Elena Dyche, with support from the BFI. BARE is the compelling and emotional story of a young homeless girl's fight to survive on the streets of London and is based on Lorna's own experiences. Lorna has also written a fearless memoir of this time which will be published by Brazen in 2024. Lorna has just delivered narrative short film THURSDAYS for BFI NETWORK, starring Sian Philips, and will be shooting another short film, JAR, for Sharp House in the spring written by BAFTA winning writer Rosemary Kay. Lorna's latest script KILL 'EM ALL will be produced by Greenacre Films (BEEN SO LONG, RICHES) and is currently casting with the aim to shoot early 2024.
Lorna Watson
Lorna Watson is known for The Wrong Door (2008), Sister Boniface Mysteries (2022) and Christmas at the Riviera (2007).
Lorna zu Solms
Lorna zu Solms is known for Waldgericht - ein Schwarzwaldkrimi (2021), Die Bergretter (2009) and In aller Freundschaft (1998).
Lorne Brass
Lorne Brass was born on 26 March 1959 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. He is an actor and director, known for Fonte da Vida (2006), Não Estou Lá (2007) and A Chegada (2016).
Lorne Cardinal
Winner of Best Performance, Animation at the 2021 Canadian Screen Awards as Corner Gas Animated (2018)'s Sergeant Davis Quinton. Lorne is well-known for his portrayal of this beloved character in the Corner Gas comedy franchise - now in 60 countries worldwide - including the animated series and 6 seasons of the original International Emmy-nominated live-action comedy series Corner Gas (2004) and feature Corner Gas: The Movie (2014). Lorne has the rare honor of having a theatre space named after him in the rebuilt Roxy Theatre in Edmonton Alberta. The Lorne Cardinal Theatre is scheduled to open November 2021. A classically trained actor, Lorne has also performed in, and directed, a diverse range of theatre productions such as King Lear, on Canada's premiere A-house stage at the National Arts Centre, and Black Elk Speaks at the Denver Center. His work includes executive producing and directing, and he's received numerous nominations and distinguished awards for his body of work and is the recipient of an honorary PhD from Thompson Rivers University. Additionally, he's a sought after voice actor for clients like Penguin Randomhouse, Canada's Museum of Civilization and projects such as The Great Northern Candy Drop (2017), Open Season: Scared Silly (2015) and Peabody award-winner Molly of Denali (2019).