Elizabeth Hale
Elizabeth Hale is known for Wait with Me (2023).
Elizabeth Hales
Elizabeth Hales is an award-winning actress and producer known for Yellowstone (2020), The Cleaning Lady (2022), and Christmas Oranges with Ed Herrmann (2013). Her voice can be heard in video games, national commercials, and narrations. Her film "Disclosure" won Best Drama at the Oregon Short Film Festival. She's producing and acting in "Unwavering". A Utah native, she grew up around the antique car hobby, traveling all over the country in her families 1913 Model T and 1912 EMF Studebaker. She developed a love for history, historical clothing, and preserving the past.
Elizabeth Haley
Elizabeth Haley is an American actress born on October 8, 1991 in Woodland Hills, California. She is of Filipino and Spanish descent from her mother's side and Native American, African American, and Irish descent from her father's. She is known for her work on Animal Kingdom (2021), F9: The Fast Saga (2021) and Baker's Dozen (2019).
Elizabeth Hampton
Elizabeth Hampton is an actress, known for A Raunchy Christmas Story (2018).
Elizabeth Hanna
Elizabeth Hanna was born on April 2, 1953 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. She is an actress, known for Rokkuman DASH (1997), Toron ni kobun (1999) and Rockman DASH 2 (2000).
Elizabeth Harding
Elizabeth Harding is known for Modern Gangster, The Martini Shot Show (2018) and Waking the Dead (2017).
Elizabeth Harkey
Elizabeth Harkey is an actress, known for The Golden Rut (2016) and Pictures at an Exhibition (2015).
Elizabeth Harnett
Born and raised in Orinda, California, Liz studied at San Francisco's American Conservatory Theatre and is a graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. While in Los Angeles, she had supporting roles in "Body Chemistry" and "The Unborn" and performed in Equity waiver theaters while working with an improv group at the Comedy Store. She spent the next 30 years focusing on her family in CT, performing in regional theatre houses, teaching acting classes and remaining active with local improv groups. Recent film credits include "Peter Five Eight" and "Prison Letters."
Elizabeth Hartman
A slender, striking, red-haired, freckle-faced American leading lady, Mary Elizabeth Hartman was born in Boardman, Ohio on December 23, 1943, as the middle of three children born to building contractor Bill C. Hartman (May 7, 1914, Ohio - October 26, 1964, Youngstown, Ohio) and housewife Claire Mullaly (October 13, 1918, Youngstown, Ohio - October 28, 1997, Youngstown, Ohio). Hartman had an older sister named Janet and a younger brother named William. Hartman grew up in Youngstown, Ohio, and appeared in the play "A Clearing in the Woods" in the Youngstown Playhouse. After graduating from Boardman High School in 1959, Hartman took a job at a Brooks Brothers store in Cleveland, and then attended Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh in 1961, where she met her future husband Gill Dennis two years later. While in summer school in 1963, Hartman participated in "Bus Stop" with Ann B. Davis, who suggested that Hartman try Broadway. In 1964, Hartman left for New York, where she starred in the play "Everybody Out, the Castle is Sinking". While in New York, she landed the role of Selina D'Arcy, a blind, abused, uneducated white girl who falls in love with a compassionate black man played by Sidney Poitier in the racially charged drama "A Patch of Blue (1965)". For this role, she was nominated for an Academy Award and won the Golden Globe award. A week after she finished that film, Hartman began six months on location in New York as an upperclass collegiate in "The Group (1966)". Hartman married Dennis in 1968. Other roles followed, such as a go-go dancer in Francis Ford Coppola's film "You're a Big Boy Now (1966)", a lonely, unmarried, handicapped woman in "The Fixer (1968)", a nurse who tends to Clint Eastwood in "The Beguiled (1971), "Intermission (1973)" and Pauline Pusser, the wife of sheriff Buford Pusser in "Walking Tall (1973)". Hartman also appeared in a television pilot of "Willow B: Women in Prison (1980)" (aka "Cages" ) and made numerous television appearances. She appeared in more plays, such as "Our Town" in 1969, also appearing in "The Glass Menagerie", "The Madwoman of Chaillot", "Bus Stop" and "Beckett". She also completed a road tour of the play, "Morning's at Seven". Hartman's life was plagued by acute depression and insecurity; Hartman spent a year at the Institute of Living in Hartford in 1978. After her role as Mrs. Brisby in "The Secret of NIMH (1982)", Hartman retired from acting, and divorced her husband in 1984. Hartman was also frequently a patient at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic in Pittsburgh, where her sister Janet took care of her. On June 10, 1987, Hartman called her doctor and told him that she had been feeling despondent. Just before noon that same day, Hartman committed suicide by throwing herself out of her fifth-floor studio flat window at the King Edward Apartments in the Pittsburgh suburb of Oakmont. She was 43 years old.
Elizabeth Hawthorne
Elizabeth Hawthorne was born on April 30, 1947 in New Zealand. She is an actress, known for 30 Days of Night (2007), The Frighteners (1996) and The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005).