Olisa Odele
Olisa Odele is an actor, known for Chewing Gum (2015), Scarborough (2019) and Surprised by Oxford.
Olisaemeka Obianuju
Olisaemeka Obianuju is known for Mask (2021).
Olithea Anglin
Olithea Anglin is an actress, known for Pariah (2011) and From the Beginning (2011).
Oliva Hoffman
Oliva Hoffman is an actress, known for Among Ravens (2014).
Olive Abercrombie
Olive Elise Abercrombie is an actor in Atlanta, Georgia. In 2017 Olive was cast in Paramount/Amblin/Netflix's "The Haunting of Hill House," directed by Mike Flanagan. She is the eldest daughter of filmmaker Karla Jean Davis and designer/illustrator James Abercrombie. She has a younger sister named Ora Winter Abercrombie and resides in Atlanta, Georgia.
Olive Ann Alcorn
Olive Ann Alcorn was born on March 10, 1900 in Stillwater, Minnesota, USA. She was an actress, known for For a Woman's Honor (1919), The Long Arm of Mannister (1919) and Up the Ladder (1925). She was married to Harry Singer and Louis H. Scherer. She died on January 8, 1975 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Olive Bernadette Hoffman
Olive Bernadette Hoffman is an actress, known for Voir (2021), Antidote (2021) and Total Eclipse (2018).
Olive Black
Olive Black is an actor, known for The Five Provocations (2018).
Olive Blakeney
Brown-haired, articulate American character actress who became a prolific performer on both sides of the Atlantic. Schooled in her native Kentucky she subsequently attended drama classes. Having relocated to London, she soon found steady employment in repertory theatre and eventually made her motion picture debut in the comedy Her Imaginary Lover (1933). Along with her in the cast was future husband, actor Bernard Nedell. Signed under long-term contract by Warner Brothers/First National, Olive was then given star billing in other romantic farces made at Teddington Studios, including Leave It to Blanche (1934) (title role) and Mr. What's-His-Name? (1935) . Upon her return to the U.S., she continued to commute between stage (including Broadway) and screen but found meatier parts harder to come by. After spending years top cast as genteel socialites in British second features, it was now down to minor roles in, admittedly, A-grade productions like Two-Faced Woman (1941), Random Harvest (1942) and Leave Her to Heaven (1945). Before long, however, Olive secured a regular niche as Alice Aldrich (mother to Henry, played by Jimmy Lydon -- whose mother-in-law she was in real life) in Paramount's popular Aldrich Family series. As to her remaining career: that was spent playing an assortment of housekeepers and dowagers, from 1952 almost entirely as a guest in early TV anthology dramas.
Olive Carey
Olive Carey was born Olive Fuller Golden on January 31, 1896. Olive was 18 when she appeared in her first motion picture, a silent entitled, Tess of the Storm Country (1914). After she made A Knight of the Range (1916), she retired from films. In 1916, she married actor Harry Carey who was eighteen years older. They had two children, one of whom was Harry Carey Jr. who was a very good actor in his own right. Olive briefly returned to the screen in 1931 in a film called Trader Horn (1931). After 1935's Naughty Marietta (1935) Olive again stepped away from the cameras. But in 1947, her husband passed away, and she, once more, stepped into films. This time her stay was a bit longer. Her first film following Harry's death was Air Hostess (1949). She continued to act in films off and on until age 70 when she appeared for the last time in 1966's Billy the Kid Versus Dracula (1966). On March 13, 1988, Olive died in Carpinteria, California, at the age of 92.