Karla Boutros
Karla Boutros is known for Paparazzi (2015), Al Hayba (2017) and Zafafian (2017).
Karla Chang
Karla Chang is known for It Be an Evil Moon (2023), Druid (2018) and Sea Dogs (2021).
Karla Conway
Lovely, petite and adorable brunette Karla Conway was born Karla Jo Musacchia on July 5, 1946 in Pasadena, California. An avid surfer, Karla was raised in Malibu and graduated from Canoga Park High School. She was discovered by "Playboy" magazine on the beach in Malibu in 1965. Karla appeared as a dancer in the promo video for "Sea Cruise" by the Hondells. Conway was the Playmate of the Month in the April, 1966 issue of "Playboy;" at 4'11" she has the distinction of being one of the shortest women to pose for "Playboy." Karla married poet Jon Woodjack and gave birth to son Aaron on Jaunuary 25, 1967 in London, England. Conway returned to California and acted in a small part in the car race picture "Fireball 500." (She also portrayed Connie in the lowbrow soft-core sci-fi romp "Space Thing.") Conway then went to Denver, Colorado and worked as a Bunny at the Playboy Club in Aspen, Colorado. Moreover, she worked as a Bunny in Playboy Clubs in Denver, Jamaica, and Los Angeles. In 1968 Karla traveled with the Renaissance Pleasure Faire. Two years later she moved to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico to help her father with his beachfront restaurant. Karla lived in Central America for several years. In 1978 Conway settled down in Hawaii. Karla has become a highly successful artist who calls herself Sachi. In 1987 she lost her only son Aaron to illness. Her artwork includes a sculpture of "Playboy" magazine founder/editor Hugh Hefner and paintings of famous rock stars. Collectors of her art not only include Al Gore and his wife Tipper, Michael Richards, Oprah Winfrey, and Yoko Ono, but also such corporations as MCA Records and the Ritz Carlton Hotels. Karla Conway lives in Holualoa, Hawaii.
Karla Cossío
Karla Alexandra Cossío, a Mexican actress, was born on June 22, 1985, in Havana, Cuba. In Mexico City, she attended elementary school in "Colegio Ciudad de Mexico" and high school at The Edron Academy, which is a British prep school. Karla began taking acting classes from a very young age. She was enrolled at the "Centro de Educacion Artistica Infantil" at the age of 9 and later on studied her acting career at the "Centro de Educacion Artistica (CEA)" in Televisa. She also took individual acting workshops with Flora Dantus, a master of theater in Mexico. In theater, she participated in "Perras" for two years, a play written and directed by author Guillermo Ríos, and in "Habitar bajo vidrio", directed by Marco Vieyra, for another two years. She speaks 3 languages fluently: Spanish, English, and French. Karla has been invited to participate in many Latin TV shows, such as: "Vidatv", "Otro Rollo", "La Guerra de los Sexos"(Venezuela), "Agua Viva", and "Sabado Gigante" (Miami). Furthermore, she appeared in two Mexican movies: "Cien Años de Cine Mexicano", a short directed by Carlos Carrera and "Redencion", by Juan Pablo Cortez. She has participated in music videos as well, with: Latin singer, Emmanuel; Mana; and Ashley McKizar. Karla has appeared in more than 150 commercials.
Karla Crome
Karla Crome was born on June 22, 1988 in London, England. She is an actress and writer, known for Misfits (2009), Under the Dome (2013) and Hooten & the Lady (2016).
Karla Cruz Godoy
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Karla Dansereau
Karla was born Karla Jean Jeffrey in Williston, North Dakota to Eunice L. Abrahamson, a singer/songwriter, and Ralph E. Jeffrey, an airplane mechanic. The family moved to Spokane Washington when Karla was three, and remained there until after high school. Karla's early performing ambition arose in singing with her mother, and as a student in her school's drama club. Her passion for acting ignited when her high school acting teacher noticed her talent and mentored her. After graduating high school, Karla auditioned for and was accepted into The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Los Angeles, California. Her training at the Academy, proved invaluable and helped to hone her talent. Her first paid acting job was as a "groupie" in the 1984 cult classic film, The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension, or (Buckaroo Banzai) starring Peter Weller, John Lithgow, Jeff Goldblum and Ellen Barkin. Unfortunately, her beloved mother was stricken with Cancer, and Karla moved back to Spokane to be with her. She continued to act in projects as she could, and never gave up her dream of acting in film. Karla was married for 13 years and then divorced. She spent the next part of her life raising her children and went back to college to earn her teaching degree. She worked as a 2nd grade teacher and a Reading Interventionist. Seven years ago, Karla married her high school sweetheart and moved to Nashville. She began actively pursuing acting and has since garnered numerous credits in film and television. She is passionate in her craft and portrays a range of characters from the grieving mother whose young daughter is dying of cancer in the film Snow, to the hilarious ditsy blonde in The Mrs. Club, to the sweet but lonely widow in American Letters. Her nuanced performance in the film Samantha, led to a best actress award at a Christian film festival in 2017. In 2019, she made her first venture into the area of Executive Producing. Under her direction and guidance her team produced Why She Smiles, a moving documentary about a young woman with a rare neurological disease that is incurable. The film won several awards, including Best of Fest, Best Documentary Short, Best Documentary Feature, Most Inspiring Woman in a Film, and Best Picture, and was picked up for distribution by Bridgestone Multimedia Group. Karla has just completed filming her role as leading lady Angela Carmichael in the independent feature film, The Text, by Dreams Come True Films, and as Principal Marks in the independent film, Open Wounds with Raging Cowboy Productions. In her spare time Karla enjoys painting, writing, kayaking on the cove behind their home, spending time with her husband, and visiting her grown children as often as possible!
Karla Droege
There is nothing mysterious about Karla, she functions best when caffeinated. Her love for coffee inspired her to trek to Guatemala for a month in 2006 to participate in an intensive Spanish immersion program. Karla's passion for traveling has led her to swim in the Dead Sea (you really do float!), hike bamboo forests and swim waterfalls in Hawaii, barter her way through the open markets of Carthage and eat every last gyro on the island of Crete. If you've been to Crete since her stay, she sends her apologies. And if you really want to be her friend for life, or at least the next 15 minutes, show up with any concoction from Cold Stone Creamery as long as it contains peanut butter.
Karla Estrada
Karla Estrada is an actress, known for Magdusa ka (2008), Super Noypi (2006) and Ina, kasusuklaman ba kita? (2010).
Karla Falcon
Karla Falcon is an actress, known for Monster High: Welcome to Monster High (2016), Monster High: Escape from Skull Shores (2012) and Monster High: Boo York, Boo York (2015).