Isabell Hutchins
Isabell Hutchins is known for At the Heart of Gold: Inside the USA Gymnastics Scandal (2019).
Isabell O'Connor
Isabell Monk has been seen on many stages in addition to her filmwork. Broadway: Execution of Justice, The Gospel at Colonus; Mabou Mines: The Warrior Ant, King Lear (as Gloucester); The New York Shakespeare Festival; Arena Stage; American Repertory Theatre; The Kennedy Center; Actors Theatre of Louisville; European tour: The Gospel at Colonus; Carnegie Hall; Mixed Blood Theatre: Cut Flowers; The Children's Theatre Company: A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings She has also been awarded several prestigous honors: McKnight Fellow, Fox Fellow, Obie Award, Helen Hayes Award Nominee, Drama Desk Award, Parent's Choice Honoree for Family. Aside from her acting, Monk is the author of several children's books...'Hope' and 'Family', picture books for children published by Carolrhoda Books; she also participates in "Creative Storytelling," public school residency programs. As a teacher, she participates in Neighborhood Bridge at The Children's Theatre Company and Book Buddies at the Guthrie.
Isabella
Isabella was born on July 27, 1938 in Mundo Novo, Bahia, Brazil. She was an actress and assistant director, known for Cinco vezes Favela (1962), O Desafio (1966) and Capitu (1968). She was married to Paulo César Saraceni. She died on February 1, 2011 in Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Isabella Acres
Isabella Acres is an accomplished young actress who has shared the screen with some of Hollywood's finest. She played Sally Field's friend/matchmaker as "Vivian" in the feature film HELLO MY NAME IS DORIS, and flexed her comedic chops with Tim Robbins as young "Cynthia Morehouse" in SPOILS OF BABYLON on IFC. Her recent credits include Hulu's INTO THE DARK, STATION 19, and an upcoming horror short LISA. She portrays the role of a tough chola teen in the feature GIRL FLU. Isabella portrayed "Mirabelle" in Amazon's THE KICKS as a Series Regular. Previously, Isabella played 'Rose' (Series Regular) on the ABC comedy BETTER OFF TED, recurred on FOX's TOUCH starring Keifer Sutherland, and recurred as "Jenny Hunter-McDermott" on ABC's DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES. Other film roles include the lead in KAYLIEN (Zoe Saldana, dir.), and supporting roles in SISTER (David Lascher,dir.), THE FUTURE (Miranda July, dir.), and Hallmark's BEYOND THE BLACKBOARD. Not only has Isabella portrayed leading roles in television and film, she has received glowing reviews for her performance on stage as the lead Shirley Abramowitz in CONEY ISLAND CHRISTMAS, a world premiere at the Geffen Playhouse written by Donald Margolies. Isabella is also an accomplished Voice Over Actor, portraying multiple recurring roles such as "Jade" in Disney's Sofia The First, "Katie" in Phineas and Ferb, and Cartoon Network's Adventure Time as "Young Princess Bubblegum". Isabella voiced the lead villain "Maryanne Gleardon" in Scooby Doo Mystery Inc. and the lead character "Lilly" in the animated film, An Abominable Christmas. Isabella has also voiced over 50 additional voices in both Film and Television over the years. Isabella was born in Atlanta, Georgia on February 21, 2001. Her ethnic background is Hispanic, Irish and English. Her family relocated to Los Angeles, CA where she and her sister Ava Acres were discovered performing in a children's community theater. In her free time, Bella enjoys writing scripts, singing, songwriting, guitar, dance (contemporary, hip hop, jazz), and Muay Thai martial arts. Isabella is currently voicing a character in a new narrative podcast called The War In Sparkton, and she is developing a comedy pilot with her sister Ava Acres that they plan to shoot Summer 2021.
Isabella Alberti
Bella Alberti is a young Southeastern actress. She spent her early years growing up in Denver, Colorado, and then moved to the Gulf Coast at age eight. She has one younger sister, Angelina Alberti, also an actress. Bella developed her love of acting on stage first, in children's theatre and later, in both regional theatre and high school competition theatre. She enjoyed performing in a variety of productions, ranging from The Sound of Music (Marta Von Trapp) & Annie (Pepper) to The Little Mermaid, Jr. (Flotsam) & Seussical, Jr. (Cat in the Hat) . After appearing as a featured Discovery Girl in the 2011 Back-to-School Issue of Discovery Girls Magazine, Isabella signed with Barefoot Models & Talent Agency and East Coast Talent Agency . Roles in indie films, commercial projects, and television series soon followed. She was very fortunate to work on a variety of faith-based print, film and music video projects with Lifeway and Cokesbury as well. Bella has enjoyed acting throughout the Southeast from New Orleans to Nashville and Atlanta to Savannah. She has had the opportunity to do extensive green screen work and music video choreography. Notable projects include two seasons as Daniela on TNT's Good Behavior as well appearances in ID Channel's Your Worst Nightmare and Coca Cola's Digital Summit video project. Her favorite on set moments include having sfx makeup applied for a sci-fi film, filming dance choreography on a flow rider, and working with stunt coordinators on professional fight scene choreography. Her favorite theatrical moment was performing the role of Logainne Schwartz&Grubenierre in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee onstage at Fringe Fest in Edinburgh, Scotland. Isabella is a college senior pursuing a history major and business minor, with acting representation through People Store Agency of Atlanta. She has a passion for writing, especially poetry, & has enjoyed competing in the anthology division of Poetry Out Loud. Bella is a singer, artist, and avid reader, maintaining her love of learning while pursuing her first love, acting.
Isabella Alexander
In the short time that she has been in Los Angeles, she quickly became the new "it girl" as Allison, Eddie's new girlfriend on Fresh Off the Boat. For her role, she won the Young Entertainer Award as Best Recurring Young Actress in a TV series. Isabella is also known for her roles on Gortimer Gibbons and Dudas.
Isabella Alonso
Isabella Alonso is an actress, known for Ordinary Joe (2021) and 4400 (2021).
Isabella Amara
Isabella Amara is an American actress and vocalist. She recently starred as 'Paris Shaw' in writer-director B.J. Novak's Blumhouse thriller, Vengeance (2022), opposite J. Smith-Cameron, B.J. Novak, Dove Cameron and Boyd Holbrook. In the award-winning Sam Levinson's HBO Euphoria, Amara is 'Luna' in season 2. Amara played the role of 'Sally Avril' (Bluebird) in the Marvel films, Avengers: Infinity War (2018) and Spiderman: Homecoming (2017) opposite Tom Holland and Zendaya. She also starred as the lead role 'Claire' in the Fox Searchlight's Wilson (2017), based on the graphic novel written by Daniel Clowes opposite Laura Dern, Woody Harrelson and Cheryl Hines, Universal's The Boss (2016) with Margo Martindale and Melissa McCarthy, Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life (2016), Barely Lethal (2015), and Joyful Noise (2012) for Warner Bros. Her other credits includes Facebook Watch's comedy as series regular 'Bella', Queen America (2018), opposite Catherine Zeta-Jones and Molly Price, Netflix's Alex Strangelove, written and directed by Craig Johnson, writer-director Jennifer Fox's Emmy nominated film, The Tale (2018), opposite Laura Dern, Elizabeth Debicki and Jason Ritter and the ABC drama series, Nashville in a recurring role portraying Nadine Childress. Born in Atlanta, Georgia, Amara's love for acting and singing was discovered when she was four years old and began auditioning in elementary school. A classically trained singer, she was cast in leading roles in community theatre, independent films and performed with national Broadway tours. Amara has a five plus octave range and has studied with contemporary vocal coaches for over a decade. She studied film at NYU and music at Berklee College of Music.
Isabella Antinori
Isabella Antinori is an actress, known for Chasing Grace (2015) and Altar Egos (2015).
Isabella Antinori
Isabella Antinori is an actress, known for Chasing Grace (2015) and Altar Egos (2015).