Cindy Cirile
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Cindy Clark
Cindy Clark was born on November 23, 1960 in the USA. She is an actress, known for 21 (2000), Smother (2008) and Video Game High School (2012).
Cindy Cohn
Cindy Cohn is an executive.
Cindy Comer
Cindy Comer is Filipino-Asian American actress and model. She's worked with famous artists including: Nick Jonas' music video "Find You", Enrique Iglesias' music video "Nos Fuimos Lejos", and her latest acting debut with "Clueless" star Stacey Dash from featured movie "Carolina's Calling". She's also worked with HBO /Netflix director Colten Dietz in featured film "Quiet on Set". With TV commercials, Cindy has been on Arizona Lottery, FTX commercial with known Angels baseball player Shohei Ohtani, Geico insurance,TalkingStick Resort & Casino, and many more. Not only an actress, she's also a runway and published model. Cindy has walked for LA & New York Fashion Week, Phoenix Fashion Week, The Society Fashion Week, Fashion Week San Diego, and many more. She's been published in many publications including "Ellements" magazine. Not only a public figure, in her private life Cindy Comer is mom to 3 young boys, wife to an amazing man, first responder and registered nurse. She takes pride in all her work and is currently working throughout the Southwest, and Western United States.
Cindy Cook
Cindy Cook is an actress and producer known for her work on A Town Called Parable (2021), Shelby Shack (2019), Billy the Kid: The Beginning (2017), Crazy Heart (2009), and Swing Vote (2008). Ms. Cook has also appeared in several promotional videos (speaking), award show videos (speaking), media interviews (including Fox New Mexico and Santafe), and music industry presentations, interviews, and appearances.
Cindy Copeland
Cindy Copeland is born and raised in Los Angeles County in the city of Pico Rivera, the same city mentioned by Tom Cruise in the Movie Collateral. As a child Cindy loved to entertain the neighbors with her own productions of Shirley Temple and westerns like Calamity Jane. She once mentioned that the TV show Mr. Ed was an inspiration as a child because as a horse lover if she could act she could be on film with Mr. Ed. As she grew, she was in the school choir and eventually starred in the high school production of "You're a Good Man Charley Brown" as Lucy. The Drama Teacher at the time was Squire Friddel, an actor of stage and film himself, playing the Toyota spokesman in the TV commercial in the 70's for several years. After, high school, Cindy pursued her acting under the encouragement of Squire. At first she studied Panotomime under Richmond Shepard, a graduate of Marcel Marceau the French actor and most famous mime. Over a period of 2 years, Cindy performed professionally with Richmond Shepards Professional Mime Troupe performing as a supporting mime to Richmond in The Big Top at the Mark Taper Forum. During her days with Richmond a couple of actors and comedians joined the class. Bill Kirchenbauer, who eventfully went on to perform his comedy on the Johnny Carson show and had a TV series entitled Just the Ten of Us. Also, Cindy became friends with Walter Olkewicz an actor of film and stage, even performing with his comedy troupe at The Comedy Store in Los Angeles. Walter continued his career in film and TV as a guest star in several popular shows like Seinfeld, Cheers, Love Boat,even having his own series with Jeff Conaway, Wizards and Warriors. Cindy decided that film, TV and stage was more a desire than mime, so she began her studies at the Van Mar Academy under Ivan Markota. Ivan enjoyed having Cindy in class as she brought her comedy as well as her dramatic abilities to his class, He encouraged her to pursue and get and agent, even admonishing her that she was good enough in his opinion the have her own comedy show like Carol Burnette. Thrilled, Cindy started on her journey. However, a change of circumstances changed her direction at an early age of 23, when she joined the US Army. From there she traveled to Germany to work as a Power Generator Mechanic at the Hoechst Signal Battalion. Before long, Cindy met and fell in love with Bill Copeland, a SP5 specialist in top secret communications. Within 6 months the 2 were married by a German Official and months later the 2 were back in the US with an infant. Though Cindy did not pursue her acting career during her marriage to Bill and while raising her child, Cindy helped her husband through college by writing a play inspired by true events landing Bill and A in his class. She has written several poems of her own life experiences as well as poem for friends and family. One poem was written for a dear friend at a dinner party of 10 special Christian friends, bringing tears to their eyes. One of her good friends passed, and the officiant of the service asked if he could read her poem at the funeral for all as her dear friend felt it was what most depicted the life and beauty of their lost friend. Cindy has touched the lives of her friends through the years, even helping homeless individuals have a place to stay for the night to keep warm and fed. Eventually, Cindy and Bill divorced as their daughter turned 18, back in 1998. In 2002, Cindy decided to move to Atlanta where her sister, Vicki Van Der Hoek a mentor to her friend Leon, who since he was 6 she has mentored and helped to become a black pilot. He is 21 desiring to be a pilot for Delta. Once in Atlanta, Cindy worked for a flooring store as a sales representative, finding a love in installing floors and tile herself. Cindy has always been creative and is definitely hands on and the son her father never had. Cindy can move walls, build small buildings with running water and electricity, remodels and designs, owns a tool belt and lots of tools. Handing with a circular saw,miter saw, tile saw, etc. She has redone bathrooms for friends from to top bottom involving her friends in their own projects to help build confidence and a sense of pride within them. She amazes most men when they see her accomplishments in such a creative and unbelievable work. Cindy, under the influence of her sister Vicki, started to invest in rental property for her eventual retirement. Cindy has acquired several properties now, and had decided it was time to pursue her dream. Little did she know, that Atlanta has become one of the film and TV capitols of the US and it's still growing. What a place to be here in Atlanta. Back in 2015 Cindy pursued a friendship with Bob Harter, an actor, mentor, instructor in comedy and drama, as she had learned, that back in the 70's Bob studied with Ivan Markota at the Van Mar Academy in LA, a few years after she joined the Army. She didn't know him then, but she realized it could be a good connection if she could just meet him. And she did. Bob opened up The Theater in the Square,of Marietta, which had been closed nearly 4 years, and posted on Facebook he needed volunteers to assist in cleaning up the theater. Though I had taken some classes in acting prior, she was discouraged in her desire to act and thought maybe this connection with Bob could encourage her. And it did. Bob had an open house, and Cindy met Tony Smithey, an incredible stage actor and costume and set designer who hired Cindy on the spot for a play he was doing in the newly opened theater, BIrdcage. Cindy played the birth mother, a drag Queen, Carmen and the Irish maid to the Senator and his wife. After this play, Tony Cast Cindy Belle and Spirit of Christmas Past as Belle, which she was honored and created an underlying theme as the Spirit of Xmas past as the instigator to the big spirit in the sky, to brings these spirits to Scrooge believing in his heart and he would change. Her most loved role so far in a Tony Smithey play was Ouiser Beadreaux in Steel Magnolias. This play was a hit at the Vineyard Cafe dinner theater in Marietta, and at the Canton Theater in Canton. Cindy loves stage and working and perfecting her craft and love of acting. She studies under Michael Cole, Atlanta working actor taking his On Camera Audition Class. Cindy is now studying under David Cox, Meisner acting coach, in McDonough, Georgia. David Cox and Mark Holliway, actor and producer, is also owners of Rising Star Film Studios. She is thrilled to have met these 2 individuals, where she did so as a member of the GPP Georgia Production Partnership, at a Mixer this past summer. Cindy has landed a role as a victims mother, in Your Worst Nightmare produced and cast through Jessica-Fox Thigpens production company Crazy Legs Production. She was also cast as a News Reporter in a TV pilot being shot in 2017 entitled Sindustry. After 3way Studios saw her taping, they offered her the part which she readily accepted. Cindy is busy auditioning and networking. Life is good.
Cindy Courtland
Cindy Courtland is known for Around the World with Nothing On (1963), Perry Mason (1957) and Lust for the Sun (1961).
Cindy Cowan
Cindy Cowan is an Emmy-winning, Oscar-nominated producer who co-founded Initial Entertainment Group (IEG) with Graham King in 1995. It became the leading film production and foreign sales company. From 1995 till its sale to Splendid Films in 2000, IEG had many successes including: an Emmy nomination for Rent-A-Kid, starring Leslie Nielson; Emmy, Golden Globe and People's Choice nominations for If These Walls Could Talk, starring Cher, Sissy Spacek, Anne Heche and Demi Moore; and won a United Nations Award for Savior, starring Dennis Quaid. IEG also saw success with its production of Traffic, starring Michael Douglas and Benicio Del Toro; the film won Oscars for directing, adapted screenplay, editing, and best supporting actor. Additional projects produced by Ms. Cowan while at IEG include Very Bad Things, starring Cameron Diaz and Christian Slater; and the Robert Altman-directed Dr. T & the Women, starring Richard Gere, Helen Hunt, Kate Hudson and Liv Tyler. Since forming her new production company, Cindy Cowan Entertainment, Cowan has produced Scorched, starring Woody Harrelson and Alicia Silverstone, executive produced Fifty Dead Men Walking, starring Sir Ben Kingsley and Jim Sturgess; she also produced Red Lights starring Robert De Niro, Sigourney Weaver, Cillian Murphy, and Elizabeth Olsen. Directed by Rodrigo Cortes, Red Lights was the opening night premiere at Sundance, January 2012, and was the highest selling film at that festival. Cowan also finished her first low-budget horror film aimed at the digital marketplace, titled Smiley, which hit theaters on October 12, 2012. The trailer for the film was a viral sensation on release, earning over 34 million views (in comparison, box office smash "The Avengers" has 20 million). Recent credits include a southern crime thriller, Arkansas, starring Vince Vaughn and Liam Hemsworth as well as the Emmy-winning documentary called Miracle on 42nd Street featuring Alicia Keys, Terrence Howard and Sam Jackson, to name a few, which premiered at the Santa Barbara Film Festival. Cowan is also a recipient of the Telly Award for producing a short called, La Ruta - a story about the perilous immigration journey into the United States. Currently, Cowan is producing The Untitled 'N'Sync Project alongside TriStar and Lance Bass about super-fans who followed 'N'Sync in the 2001 Pop Odyssey tour. She has also set up Eye in the Sky with Millennium Films, written by Richard D'Ovidio (The Call). Richard D'Ovidio also wrote True Haunting, a true tale of paranormal horror which is in pre-production at Sony Studio. Additionally, she is working with Jeff Thomas (Wayward Pines, Blindspot) on an elevated thriller called Expiration Day, and a female-empowerment story about the girl who struck out Babe Ruth starring Abigail Breslin. Meanwhile, Line of Control, is in development with Gary Fleder (Runaway Jury, Homefront) attached to direct, as well as ETA, a female driven action film which will begin production in 2021. Cindy Cowan Entertainment will be undertaking more productions for television, including a historical drama called Ellis Island, a scripted series about immigration during the 1910's with interest from Spike Lee (Malcolm X, Inside Man, Old Boy) to direct and Executive Produce. Cowan is also venturing into unscripted television with MGM, a show documenting the rebranding of Maxim Magazine to promote women's empowerment, confidence and self-acceptance; as well as a spiritual-travel show called Seekers, searching for all the modalities people around the world stay in the light in a world going dark. In 2019, Cowan co-founded the Omni-Cultural TV Fest alongside Kiki Melendez, which is the only TV festival backed by NATPE. When Cowan isn't hard at work, she sits on the boards of Little Kids Rock, a non-profit organization that provides free instruments and lessons to underserved public schools, World Woman Foundation, which is a global community of women leaders committed to scale and accelerate the impact of one million women and girls by 2030 within long-term investments to expand skills, connections, capacity, and visibility and Children Mending Hearts, a dynamic arts-based enrichment education program that helps empower disadvantaged youth, building empathy and global citizenry. She also regularly contributes to Music for Relief, a non-profit organization comprised of musicians, music industry professionals, and fans, that are dedicated to providing aid to natural disaster survivors; We Care Solar, a revolutionary solar system that fits in a briefcase, designed to promote safe childbirth in developing regions by providing health workers with reliable lighting and power; and, Grassroots Soccer, a health organization that uses soccer to elevate at-risk youths in developing countries Her contributions lead to her receiving the 2018 Woman of The Year Award presented by Women's Image Network, and in 2019, Cowan was the Humanitarian of the Year Award recipient from the Hollywood Women's Film Institute. Cindy Cowan is a graduate of Tulane University, with graduate courses towards a Master's Degree in Psychology at Harvard. Cowan is also a major equestrian, winning the "World Champion" title more than 5 times in American Saddlebred five-gaited, and equestrian horses.
Cindy Crawford
Cindy Crawford was born on February 20, 1966 in DeKalb, Illinois, USA. She is an actress and producer, known for Fair Game (1995), 54 (1998) and Cougar Town (2009). She has been married to Rande Gerber since May 29, 1998. They have two children. She was previously married to Richard Gere.
Cindy Creekmore
Cindy Creekmore, born in New York City but reared in Houston. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre from Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas. After college, Cindy couldn't wait to get back to New York! She trained and worked as an actor in New York City for 9 years where she booked national commercials and co-founded the all-female, improvisational comedy troupe, "Chicks with Shticks," at Caroline's Comedy Club on Broadway. She also starred in the HBO Emmy award winning animated series, I-Spy, and then relocated to Southeast Asia where she dubbed English voices into over 500 international cartoons. After returning to the US, she landed a recurring role on the hit series, Friday Night Lights, as Missy Aubrey. In addition, she starred in Disney's Hatching Pete as Miss Banfield and can be seen in the 2012 motion picture releases of Butter starring Jennifer Garner and Hugh Jackman and Playing the Field with Gerard Butler, Catherine Zeta Jones and Uma Thurman. She currently stars in the lives of her greatest productions, her children Catie and William.