Porsche Zeraia
Porsche Zeraia aka The Phenix Fire is a Writer, Published Author, Motivational Speaker, Actress, Director, Poet, and Host who continues to intrigue audiences with her charismatic word play. As Phenix Fire she share her limitless energy while engaging crowds on and off the stage. In conjunction with an unique poetry and hosting style Phenix Fire carries over her talent and genuine writing skills into fictional books and playwrights. A published author times three, Porsche Zeraia continues her pursuit toward purpose and fulfillment of self. "If I only encourage one person to strive for greatness, then I have done my duty. That one person may touch ten and ten may touch ten thousand." CEO and founder of 'Royal Inferno,' a purpose driven company that motivates, inspires and promotes creative expressions through artistic design including, but not limited to books, poetry, film and production. Porsche Zeraia is on fire, Phenix Fire to be exact. Be on the look out for Porsche Zeraia's newest movie; "Access Denied," Premiering in Houston 2022.
Porsha Daniels
Porsha Daniels is known for The Wrong Stepmother (2019).
Porsha Ferguson
Growing up in Memphis, TN, Porsha was raised by a single mother. She grew a passion for acting at Wooddale High performing on stage during school events. At an early age, she always knew the stage life was for her. Porsha's resume goes on with training under Thomas Vasiliades at The Juilliard School Evening Division, Lee Brock of The Barrow Group of New York, the world famous Second City's Inc. Of Chicago, and majored in Theatre at Clayton State University. She gives credit to her training, which has given her the tools that was needed to build a successful acting career. Porsha has done several independent films. She has a recurring guest starring role on the fourth season of Tyler Perry's "The Have and The Have Nots," and previously guest starred in an episode of TV Ones's Hit Television Show, "Fatal Attraction" and Investigation Discovery's "Homicide Hunter". She will be seen in Director Mark Harris, "36 Hour Layover," which will be in theaters late 2016. Furthermore, she will be making an appearances in Muhammad Ali Film, "The Last Punch" and 72nd Venice International Film Festival Best film winner "Free in Deed." In addition, Porsha is a producer and writer of a tentative video on demand film "Closet Space" and web-series "Twisted Mines". Her credits include commercials for Soft n' Free and Beauty Ads in Upscale Magazine, Essences Magazine and much more! Look forward to seeing more of her in many more projects coming up.
Porsha Hall
Porsha Hall is known for Trap Soldiers (2022), Step Dad (2021) and Switched (2021).
Porsha Pointner
Porsha Pointner is an actress, known for Torn: Dark Bullets (2020).
Porsha Williams
Porsha Williams is a multi-talented television host and media personality, filled with big dreams and the ambition to make them a reality. A true "cornbread-fed Georgia Peach," Porsha was born and raised into a prominent and historic family in Atlanta, as she is the granddaughter of Civil Rights leader and philanthropist, Rev. Hosea Williams. Despite her busy workload, Porsha makes it a priority to remain heavily involved in her various charity partnerships. Not only is Porsha one of the stars of Bravo's #1 show, The Real Housewives of Atlanta, but she is also the co-host of the nationally syndicated talk show Dish Nation. Recently, she co-starred alongside Vivica A. Fox and Columbus Short in the onstage remake of Two Can Play That Game. Since then, she has developed a passion for animated and on-screen scripted projects. Her fan-favorite voice can be heard as Carlotta in the animated movie CarGo, where she collaborated with Haley Joel Osment and Melissa Joan Hart. On the screen, Porsha shows off her acting skills playing the step-mother in TV One's Steppin' Back to Love, and made multiple other guest appearances in shows such as Fox's Star and films such as Sharknado 5: Global Swarming. She also appeared on the first season of The New Celebrity Apprentice.
Porta Richard Nunez
Porta Richard Nunez is an actor, known for Chase Street (2017), The Recession (2019) and Money Lovers.
Porter Duong
Porter Duong recurs on NBC's emotionally charged drama This Is Us. Other notable roles include a guest appearance on Silicon Valley. Porter took best actress award at the Boston International Film Festival for her work in the indie film Touch. In her free time, Porter enjoys kickboxing, snowboarding, camping and writing poetry. She hails from Sunnyvale, CA and resides in Los Angeles
Porter Farrell
A native of Midland, Texas, Porter Farrell has lived in Fort Worth, Texas since 1995. He graduated from Episcopal High School in Virginia, then earned two undergraduate degrees from UT-Austin before moving to Houston to get in the oil business. Farrell is a lifelong writer and decided when he was turning 60 to become a filmmaker for the remaining third of his life. His first project, "Windsor", starred Barry Corbin and won Best Feature in its first film festival. More accolades followed and the film was then picked up by Sony for worldwide distribution. He is in various stages on other projects: "Hate Crimes," a gritty urban thriller; "When Cowboys Die," the story of a cowboy born 100 years too late who refuses to accept his misplacement in the 20th century; and "The Press," a gripping story of a small town in South Texas caught in a battle between a drug cartel and the DEA. Other projects include "The Big Drift," about the blizzard of 1884-85 that nearly wiped out the cattle industry, and "De Profundis," about the relationship between a Midland oilman and his family and, as the oilman approaches his death, the friendship he develops with a refugee from Southeast Asia who becomes his gardener.
Porter Hall
For over two decades, Porter Hall made a career out of playing villains and pompous, unpleasant people. His movie career was not a mirror of his real life, however. Mr. Hall was well known as a generous and outgoing person who was well-liked by almost everybody he knew. It is ironic that the role he is most often seen in today is that of an atheist in Going My Way (1944) - ironic because Hall was a deacon in his church. Hall, who didn't make his first movie until he was 43, remained active until his death in 1953.
