Summer Perry
Summer Perry is an actress and producer, known for Friends with Kids (2011), Happy Death Day (2017) and Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009).
Summer Phoenix
Born on 10 December 1978, Summer Joy Phoenix is the fifth and youngest child of Arlyn Phoenix and John Bottom, a carpenter. Summer was raised in Southern California, but spent her teen years in Central Florida, where she was born. She is an active supporter of numerous charities and activist groups, mainly concerning the environment, animal rights and vegetarianism. Summer has also appeared in many print ads in Europe. Summer was married to actor Casey Affleck. She filed for divorce in July 2017.
Summer Rain Menkee
Summer Rain Menkee (birth given name by hippie parents) was born and raised on the Oregon Coast. She appears in The First Lady opposite Viola Davis (Showtime), as well as recent appearances on Dynasty (CW), The Resident (FOX), among others. She was a Performing Arts Scholarship recipient and Theatre major at Seattle Pacific University, with additional training at American Conservatory Theatre (San Francisco), comedy with Lesly Kahn and improv with Upright Citizen's Brigade (Los Angeles). She was a member of the iconic Met Theatre (Hollywood), where two of her original one act plays were produced, and she collaborated on the award winning short film "Now Or Never." She taught theatre at Le Lycee Francais de Los Angeles, as well as with L.A.U.SD.'s Arts Education Branch and Gifted And Talented Educaction Conservatory. She moved to Atlanta, GA in 2017, where she lives with her two boys and two cats.
Summer Randall
Summer Randall is an actress, known for Wake Up (2019), Sick Girl and The Adventures of Jurassic Pet (2019).
Summer Robertson
Summer Robertson, Actor, Model, Presenter & Singer born in Northern NSW Australia. She lives with her Mother (Theresa-Anne Webb) & her sister (Jessi Robertson). Summer is known for her principal roles as Autumn in "The Little Things", as Summer in "Shadow" & for her role as Anna in "The Best Medicine". Summer has been performing since she was a toddler & acquired an agent at the age of 5. Her breakthrough came at age 7 when she won the Junior Face of her local Shopping Mall & an interstate Frozen Yoghurt Franchise, within weeks she was on the Cover of a Magazine & appearing in national TVCs. In 2014 Summer swapped dance lessons for screen acting classes & workshops & has completed 7 lead roles in short films since, fast becoming one of Queensland Australia's most sought after, professional & talented young actresses. Summer has also worked on a number of national & international photographic campaigns & runway shows.
Summer Rose
Slender and attractive redhead Summer Rose was born on January 23 in 1966. Summer first began performing in explicit hardcore movies in 1983. Among the top companies Rose appeared in X-rated features for are VCA, Vivid, LA Video, CDI Video, Wet Video, and Vidco Entertainment. One of the more bold and extreme performers from the 1980's porn scene, Summer was well known (and well regarded) for her enthusiastic willingness to do both anal and interracial sex scenes. She has since retired from the adult film industry.
Summer Rose Ly
Summer Rose Ly is an American actress born in New York, and raised in rural North Carolina and Michigan. She is currently based in Los Angeles, California and Atlanta, Georiga. She made her film debut as 'Annie" in Rock Steady Row, which won the Audience Award and Grand Jury Prize at Slamdance Film Festival (2018). She's also made television appearances on Criminal Minds (CBS), Major Crimes (TNT), and Donald Glovers' highly acclaimed show Atlanta (FX).
Summer Sayles
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Summer Schafer
Summer Schafer is known for Pizza with Bullets (2010) and Human Hibachi 2: Feast in the Forest (2022).
Summer Selby
Summer Selby is an American film, television and stage actress, voice-over talent, print model, television producer and talk show host, born November 30th in Terre Haute, Indiana and raised on Chicago's South Side. From when Summer was 8 years old, she wanted to pretend to be other people, not knowing acting was the term for her ambition. Her mother, an educator, enrolled her in an esteemed after school academy on Chicago's South Side. There Summer studied modern dance, tap, modeling, and etiquette. She attempted to explore acting in high school and while attending a private liberal arts college. Stage crew experience was plentiful but roles were limited for Summer's demographic at that time. After graduation, Summer began a corporate career but continued her pursuit of opportunities to act in Chicago, Indianapolis, and Dallas regional theaters. Then she was selected to be a featured extra in the exploding birthday cake party scene in Problem Child (1990) and she instantly committed to a career in acting. Very often told by strangers and casual acquaintances she has a "familiar" face, Summer starred as Harriet Tubman in the Emmy nominated educational film The Quest for Freedom (1992), which was purchased by hundreds of US school districts who then showed it to thousands of students. The Quest for Freedom was broadcast on PBS stations throughout the country each February for decades. She then was cast in two roles in the Barney & Friends (1992) series as well as in the television movie Wishbone's Dog Days of the West (1998). Summer played opposite LeAnn Rimes in Ms. Rimes first film, the Christmas staple Holiday in Your Heart (1997), which also starred Bernadette Peters. She landed the lead role in the director John Carstarphen debut film Weekend of Our Discontent (1993) and has gone on to win roles opposite some of Hollywood's favorites such as Nia Peeples, C. Thomas Howell, Patrick Duffy, Paul Adelstein and Sarah Wayne Callies. Viewers still enjoy Summer's 3 roles in Walker Texas, Ranger, Prison Break, and her role as the nosy neighbor in Did I Kill My Mother? Among other national ad campaigns, Summer was one of the original print models for the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women campaign; she appeared in the Women in Film short Gilda's Club: A Special Place (2004), remembering the Saturday Night Live comedienne Gilda Radner; and she has extensive national voice-over credits. Summer produced and hosted her second talk show, Grown Folk (2012), which aired in Dallas and on the internet; she co-stars in the alternative/blues musician Benjamin Booker debut music video The Future Is Slow Coming (Slow Coming/Wicked Waters) (2015); and she co-stars in the writer/director Carlos Bido enigmatic film Finding Hope (2013). More recently, among other roles, Summer appears in the Italian produced and directed international crime series ZeroZeroZero; as an African astronaut's mother in the dazzling space drama The First, directed by acclaimed Polish director Agnieszka Holland; and in a recurring role as uber mother to a beloved resident on the highly rated series The Resident. Summer continues to hone her craft in film, television and stage roles.
