Kim DeLonghi
Kim DeLonghi, maiden name Kimberly Marlene Backman, was born in Pickering, Ontario and then was raised in Thunder Bay, Ontario Canada in a middle-class family household. In 1982, her family moved just outside Toronto, Ontario Canada to Thornhill where she spent most of her upbringing before going off to university in Ottawa, Ontario studying English Literature. Her mother, Marlene Backman, worked in the banking industry, and whose family is originally from Thunder Bay and Winnipeg. Her father, now retired, worked in the commercial building field and then owned his own Hardwood flooring company. Kim met her husband in 1991 and married in 1997. She always knew she had a love for acting but it was not until she raised her three children that she was able to focus on her acting career. She began performing in small film and commercial productions, noting The Handmaid's Tale as being one of her earliest breakout parts she was awarded. She then went on to film New Year's Kiss with Erin Karpluck, Beyond the Law with Steven Seagal and DMX and 10 Double Zero with Nicholas Cage. She can also be seen in The Last Son with MGK and Sam Worthington, Heather Graham, and Thomas Jane, Castle Falls with Dolph Lundgren and Scott Adkins, Acidman starring Dianna Agron and Thomas Hayden Church, Maneater with Nicky Whelan, Marlowe with Liam Neeson, The Flood staring alongside Nicky Whelan, and Louis Mandylor, and The Banshee with Antonio Banderas and Jamie King. This not only gave Kim the acting experience she was looking for but also the opportunity to executive produce projects. Not only has Kim's acting presence increased as of late but also her production company K Productions has been gaining strength in the industry with pre-production projects moving forward throughout the 2020 and 2022 seasons. When not acting, she travels for pleasure and to broaden her knowledge of acting and producing. Her other interest is design and architecture from around the world, which helps her in her own property building projects that she does in Canada and the United States. She spends her time between Toronto and Los Angeles, acting and producing in film and TV.
Kim Deal
Kim Deal and her twin sister, Kelley Deal, grew up in Dayton, Ohio. When they were teenagers, they formed their own folk-rock duo, The Breeders, playing at local truck stops. In 1986, Kim moved to Boston with her husband, John Murphy. She saw an ad in The Boston Phoenix, looking for a bassist into Peter Paul & Mary and Hüsker Dü. She was the only one who auditioned for this band, who later became one of the most influential alternative rock bands in America, The Pixies. In the seven odd years "The Pixies" were together, they released five albums, with Kim playing bass and singing back-up vocals. In 1988, Kim try reviving her childhood band. She and her friend, Tanya Donelly (of Throwing Muses and Belly) recorded some demos together with David Lovering (Pixies drummer) and David Narcizo (Throwing Muses drummer). They later recruited Josephine Wiggs (British bassist for "Perfect Disaster", who once opened for Pixies) and Slit drummer Britt Walford. With their collective bands still together, The Breeders recorded their debut album, "Pod", in 1990. Kelley Deal was supposed to play guitar for them, but she couldn't get the time off work to record. "The Pixies" broke up in 1993, leaving Kim with her "Breeders". Kelley replaced Tanya as lead guitarist, and The Breeders went on to record their second album, "Last Splash", released that year. In 1994, The Breeders, now with drummer Jim McPherson, played "Lollapolooza". 1995 was a rough year for the band. Josephine unofficially quit to be with her girlfriend and Kelley was sent to rehab for her heroin addiction, leaving Kim and Jim, by themselves. While all this was going on, the two formed a side project, Tammy and the Amps, later reduced to The Amps. With a new guitarist and bassist, they released one album, in 1995, titled "Pacer". The Amps disbanded in 1997. Kim and Kelley tried getting The Breeders back together. They recorded demos with them playing all the instruments. In 2000, The Breeders officially reformed with a new line up: Kim Deal, Kelley Deal, Richard Presley Jr. on lead guitar, Mando Lopez on bass, and Jose Mendles on drums. The new Breeders released the wonderfully lo-fi "Title TK" in 2002. Kim is now back with the Pixies for a very successful reunion tour. It has been rumored The Pixies will release a new album. But it is confirmed The Breeders will be back in the recording studio.
Kim Decker
Kim Decker is an actress, known for Tucker Therapy (2019).
Kim Degraaf
Kim Degraaf is known for The Coming (2020), The Coming (2013) and Oh Jordan (2019).
Kim Delaney
Kim Delaney was born on November 29, 1961, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and was raised in Roxborough. She is the daughter of Joan and Jack Delaney, who retired from Delphi Automotive, where he served as a committeeman for the United Auto Workers. She has four brothers: Ed Delaney and John Delaney, who are older than her, and Keith and Patrick Delaney, who are younger. As a cheerleader at John W. Hallahan Catholic Girls High School in Philadelphia, she dreamed of being a court reporter and settling close to home. Kim began her modeling career working for the Elite agency while still in high school. After graduation, Kim continued to model in Philadelphia and then headed for New York City, quickly winning commercials. She studied acting in New York with William Esper. She auditioned for Dynasty (1981) and Dallas (1978) , but lost out. When she auditioned for All My Children (1970), however, she got the part of Jenny Gardner, and in August 1981 her acting career took off. In the spring of 1983, she made her busy schedule even busier by performing in an off-Broadway play directed by Dorothy Lyman. She has been nominated for many acting awards, winning an Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for playing Diane Russell on NYPD Blue (1993). She has continued to star in both television and theater, as well as in films such as Rules of Engagement (1997) and Mission to Mars (2000). Kim Delaney lives in Los Angeles, California.
Kim Delgado
Kim Delgado was born in Brooklyn, New York. He is an actor especially known for his role in "BeetleBorgs" (1997). Mr. Delgado's parents were ardent lovers of the arts and at age thirteen introduced him to PAF Playhouse in Huntington Long Island. He became an equity theater apprentice and studied while working on the main stage. At sixteen, Mr. Delgado went on tour with Trinity Sq. Repertory's award-winning play "Brother to Dragons". Mr. Delgado went on to film the PBS special of the play, "Great Performances: Brother to Dragons" (1975), directed by Adrian Hall. After studying with Sandra Seacat, Ernie Martin, John Lithgow and Lee Strasberg, Mr. Delgado graduated cum laude from the Davis Center in New York City, and went on to star with Lee Strasberg in the feature film Boardwalk (1979). Mr. Delgado honed his craft working in off-Broadway productions in New York City at the Round About Theater, Circle in the Square, and Joseph Papp's theater in Central Park. Moving to Los Angeles, Kim was blessed to continue working in the theater at the Mark Taper Forum in the hit show, "Hunting Cockroaches", starring with Malcolm McDowell and Swoosie Kurtz. Mr. Delgado's love for the industry propelled him into other feature work including, "Life As A House", "Kindergarten Cop", "Patriot Games", "Eddie", "Good Burger", "Arizona Seaside", "Hard Four", "2:13", "Die Hard: With A Vengeance" and "The Rune Stone". Mr. Delgado's successful industry move to LA rewarded him with more than 200 guest and co-star roles in episodic TV, mini-series and MOW'S. Mr. Delgado landed a series regular role, playing a good-natured overbearing father, in the iconic FOX television series "Big Bad BeetleBorgs". Mr. Delgado is honored and privileged to have worked with many of his favorite prominent directors, producers and acting talents in shows that include "Soul Man", "Anger Management", "Southland", "The Millers", "The Fosters", "Eli Stone", "Friends", "CSI", "Brothers and Sisters", "Rules Of Engagement", "iCarly", "90210", "Desperate Housewives", "Grey's Anatomy", "Dexter", "NYPD Blue" and "Boston Legal". He is looking forward to working with many more. During the 1990s, Mr. Delgado expanded his entertainment abilities and wore many different hats in the industry. Casting commercials, writing and producing radio and television commercials, and eventually writing screen and television screenplays. Mr. Delgado's first sold screen project was Lifetime's "Taken in Broad Daylight", which became an international hit. This project was and still is "the third highest rated movie in Lifetime Network History" and was sold to more than 100 countries internationally. Since then Mr. Delgado has gone on to write, produce and direct the reality pilot "Battling Garages/RAW", and the horror short "Purgatory". Mr. Delgado currently has two pilots and five features, either optioned, in production or in development with production starting in 2016 on "Ramp Rats", based on the 1989 true story of the closing of Eastern Airlines and the arrest of 63 airline employees. Mr. Delgado was recently hired to write the pilot reboot for the new version of "The Streets of San Francisco". Mr. Delgado embraces the opportunity to continue working and collaborating with the many wonderful artists and talents in the entertainment industry and is the supportive and inspirational father of two fantastic young adults who are currently in college and beginning to live their dreams.
Kim Denman
Kim Denman is known for Romper Stomper (2018), That's Not Me (2017) and Neighbours (1985).
Kim Dickens
Kim Dickens was born on June 18, 1965 in Huntsville, Alabama, USA. She is an actress, known for Gone Girl (2014), Hollow Man (2000) and Deadwood (2004).
Kim Director
Kim Director is an American actress best known for her work in films from director Spike Lee, including Inside Man and the Netflix series She's Gotta Have It. Kim played the character Shay on HBO's The Deuce from David Simon & George Pelecanos. The Deuce stared James Franco and Maggie Gyllenhall. Kim was raised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and went on to attend Carnegie Mellon University as an Acting/ Music Theater major.
Kim Do Nguyen
Kim Do Nguyen is known for Alita: Battle Angel (2019), Ra.One (2011) and The Avengers (2012).