Isabella Gomez
Isabella Gómez was born in Medellin, Colombia. She started getting involved in the business at the age of 5. When she was 10, her family decided to relocate to Florida where she began formally training and working on commercials. In 2015 they moved to Los Angeles in order to further pursue her career. Soon after, she landed a role in Matador (2014) and did a guest appearance in Modern Family (2009). She is best known for her role as Elena Álvarez in the Netflix sitcom One Day at a Time (2017).
Isabella Goodwin
Isabella Goodwin is known for Crescent City Chronicles: Sanctuary (2018), No Postage Necessary (2017) and Crescent City Chronicles: Chains in the Attic (2018).
Isabella Grace Roark
Isabella Grace Roark is known for Grand Isle (2019) and Hometown Christmas (2018).
Isabella Grosso
Isabella Grosso was born in Southern California to parents of Italian and Spanish descent. She is the youngest in a family of four children and her interest and appreciation for the arts began at a very young age. Her father, a talented orchestra musician, exposed Isabella to her first love: the ballet. Isabella started dancing at the young age of three and by the time she turned 12 she was a vivid ballet dancer assisting professional dance teachers in class. Her love for the arts and dance led her to the Debbie Allen Academy, the Alvin Ailey Dance theatre and even to Julliard in New York City. Isabella's dance repertoire includes Ballet, Jazz, Tapp, Hip Hop and even the mystic moves of Salsa, Tango and Swing. Isabella worked with many world class artists such as Lady Gaga, Justin Timberlake, Rihanna, Pitbull, Janet Jackson and many others. She has appeared in commercials for iPod, K-Swiss, 7-Up, Sears and Puma. She has also modeled in many prints and stock photography, of which one of the most noticeable is the Maxim Europe publication. While continuing a very successful dance and commercial career Isabella soon transitioned to theatre, attending a Shakespeare and Contemporary Arts program at the American Academy of performing arts (AADA) in Los Angeles. Isabella continues to study acting at Anthony Medindl's Actors workshop, is a true lover of books, founder of a non-profit called She-Is and enjoys a chai dirty lattes with an extra shot of espresso.
Isabella Gutierrez
Isabella (Bella) Gutierrez is an Australian-born actress and leading drama educator born in Sydney on 11 November 1970. She has been an actor in theatre, television and live performance. She was part of the original cast of the Australian television series "Heartbreak High" in1994 in the principal role of Chaka Cardenes. She performed with the Australian Theatre for Young People (ATYP), Bell Shakespeare Company, Ensemble Theatre as well as the Sydney Festival, Theatre South, Toe Truck Theatre, Festival of the Dreaming, Moomba Festival and others in a variety of productions. In recent years she has specialized in performing arts education in Australia and completed a Masters in Applied Theatre Studies at the University of New England and lives with her family in New South Wales, Australia where she is the Director of Performing Arts at a leading school. She also trained in dance at the University of NSW, and then Theatre Performance at Nepean (now Western Sydney University).
Isabella Hayes
Isabella Hayes is an actress, known for Madison and the Happiness Jar (2021).
Isabella Heaver
Isabella Heaver is known for Easter Bunny Massacre: The Bloody Trail (2022) and Joggers (2022).
Isabella Hendrick
Isabella Hendrick is known for Mercy Falls (2023).
Isabella Hofmann
Isabella Hofmann was born on December 11, 1958 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. She is an actress, known for Burlesque (2010), Homicide: Life on the Street (1993) and The Flash (2014). She was previously married to Steven Memel.
Isabella Honey Wilson
Isabella [Izzy] Honey Wilson is an Australian actor and director who's debut short film 'Life of a Plastic Bottle' which Isabella co-directed won the Best Short Film Award at the Salty Lake Film Festival 2019. She is best known for playing minor roles in the feature films 'Black Garden' (2019) and 'The Last Man in Vegas'.