Cindy Cullom
Cindy is an award winning producer, director and special effects artist. Recent credits include Los Angeles Overnight with Peter Bogdanovich and Lin Shaye, Crossbreed with Vivica Fox and Daniel Baldwin. After exploring her career options early on in her film career, Cindy went on to build a successful career outside of the industry. However, it was her passion for creating art that prompted her return to film. Although she had enjoyed her time in front of the camera, she discovered that her true talents were highlighted in her work behind the camera. As an accomplished artist, Cindy saw an opportunity to take her art from the canvas and bring it to life in the form of practical effects for film. She has brought the most seemingly impossible ideas to life through makeup, prosthetics, molds, paints and animatronics to name a few. Cindy is known to say, "If you can think it, I can create it." She is willing to step outside the box to make her work the best they it can be, using her limitless imagination as her greatest tool.
Cindy Daly
Cindy Daly was born on August 29, 1951 in Seattle, Washington, USA. She is known for Carrie (1976), Beetle Juice (1988) and Death Wish II (1982). She has been married to J.R. DeLang since September 24, 1983. They have three children.
Cindy Davis
Cindy Davis is known for Intimate Betrayals (2022).
Cindy Davis
Cindy Davis is known for Beyond Ed Buck (2022).
Cindy Dolenc
Cindy Dolenc was born on August 3, 1976 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She is an actress and producer, known for The River Murders (2011), NCIS: Los Angeles (2009) and La Femme Nikita (1997).
Cindy Dollar-Smith
Cindy Dollar-Smith is an actress, known for The Boneyard (1991).
Cindy Dorfmann
Cindy is an Emmy award winning executive producer, director, writer and is the co-owner of Strong Island Films. She has worked extensively with all major US networks and and specializes in true crime. Cindy also worked in feature film and scripted television development for various studios (Sony Pictures and 20th Century Fox) before becoming a producer of non-fiction documentary style shows.
Cindy Drummond
Cindy Drummond spent the first 35 years of her life avoiding becoming an entertainer. After dropping in and out of college, waiting tables, tending bar, managing restaurants and working retail, all on her feet, Cindy found herself with a bad case of plantar fasciitis and an equally bad case of wanderlust. So, she finally packed up her custom orthotics and her hopes and dreams, and moved to Los Angeles, where she quickly got a job...waiting tables. But luckily for Cindy, the difference between waiting tables in Alexandria, Virginia, and waiting tables in Los Angeles, is that in L.A., all the other servers are actors, writers and comics. She had finally found her tribe. Cindy first tried her hand at stand-up comedy. She performed at the big clubs like The Improv, The Comedy Store and The Laugh Factory as well as alternative clubs like the late great Luna Park. She even got fired from the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, a badge of honor for alternative comics like Cindy, who utilize storytelling and improvisation rather than the classic set-up punch. The stand up soon led to acting. You might recognize her as the GEICO "Spy Mom," a recurring role since 2015. Cindy's years as a stand-up sharpened the improvisational skills she used to help mold the character of "Spy Mom" in collaboration with the director Wayne McClammy and the copy writers and ad execs from The Martin Agency. One of Cindy's favorite parts of her career is the act of collaboration. A senior copy writer said of her, "She's a better writer than I am. She kept giving us so much fun material. It would have been a shame to leave that all behind on a hard drive somewhere." The "Spy Mom" character went on to be voted one of the top 5 GEICO commercials of all time in a Best of GEICO nationwide contest. And much to the delight of Cindy's parents, "Cindy Drummond" has twice been the answer to the question on JEOPARDY. Cindy also enjoys working in film and television. She can be seen as a recurring guest star on the CBS prime time comedy "The Unicorn." And in one of her proudest and most satisfying roles to date, she appeared as Lottie Beth Hobbs alongside Cate Blanchette in the multi-Emmy nominated historical limited series, "Mrs. America," on FX on Hulu. When Cindy is not working, she gives her time to a small non-profit all-volunteer-run animal rescue in Los Angeles called LA Animal Rescue, she is a Board Member and volunteer. She says the animals keep her grateful, grounded and sane.
Cindy Eilbacher
Cindy Eilbacher was born on July 7, 1958 in Saudi Arabia. She is an actress, known for Planet of the Apes (1974), The Big Bounce (1969) and The Young and the Restless (1973).
Cindy Ellis
Cindy Ellis is known for Cellular (2004), Soldier (1998) and Shark Night 3D (2011). She was previously married to David R. Ellis.