Teri Andrez
Teri was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the youngest of six. At age 5 she followed her older brother into theater at a local theater school where she found her passion for acting. She continued in theater for the next 13 years. In High School she was signed with a local talent agency moving her into modeling, commercials and a small film role. She graduated early from High School and moved to Los Angeles at eighteen. She spends her time filming, attending classes (dance, acting, vocal, and instrumental) and traveling.
Teri Ann Bobb-Baxter
Teri Ann Bobb-Baxter is an actress, known for Bridgerton (2020), War of the Worlds (2019) and Hard Sun (2018).
Teri Ann Nelson
Teri Ann Nelson is an actress, known for Sincerely, Brenda (2018), Affliction (2021) and Girlhood.
Teri Campbell
Teri Campbell is known for Contagion (2011).
Teri Clark
Born in Dayton, Ohio, Teri Clark was bitten by the acting bug after performing in her first play in Middle School. She continued taking theatre classes and acting in plays and musicals at Troy High School in Michigan, and then attended Roosevelt University in Chicago on the Maria Tallchief theatre scholarship where she graduated with honors with a BA. In Chicago, Teri was seen on stage at Bailiwick, Piven Theatre Workshop & the Court theaters, among others, and signed by Cunningham, Escott, Dipene for representation. She toured a year with the Kentucky Shakespeare Festival's Educational Outreach program, as well as appeared on stages in the Midwest including the Human Race Theatre in Dayton, Ohio as C in Edward Albee's Three Tall Women, before she eventually landed at Jeff Daniels Purple Rose Theatre where she appeared in several plays, including originating roles in the new plays Leaving Iowa and Hope For Corky. In Detroit, Teri also appeared with Laverne & Shirley's Cindy Williams and Eddie Mekka in Kong's Night Out at Meadowbrook Theatre. It was in Detroit that Teri began being heavily sought after for voice-over roles, performing in a multitude of radio and television commercials and corporate industrial narratives, including ads for Blue Cross Blue Shield, which she was the Announcer for 5 years, On-Star and the Detroit Tigers. It was through volunteer narrating for Assistive Media, a website for the blind, she garnered her first audio book work, which soon lead to recording on site for Brilliance Audio, the largest audio book publisher in North America. Teri continued honing her skills training with top talent/teacher Pat Fraley in LA, and saw a need for training in Detroit, so she created TCVO, where she brought in Pat, as well as top talent/teacher's Pamela Lewis and Sherri Berger for voice-over training events, as well as began coaching beginning students. Teri had been cast in Indie Films Mooz-lum, Nevermore and Ocean of Pearls, and seen in smaller, non-speaking roles on screen, notably with screen legend Ernest Borgnine in Frozen Stupid, before Edward Zwick directed her in her first studio feature Love and Other Drugs, where she played an ER nurse who assisted Jake Gylenhaal with his little "problem." She frequently gets recognized though from her work with David Oyelowo in the Tom Cruise film Jack Reacher, directed by Christopher McQuarrie, and as Mrs. Babbit, the lady who believes the Russians are invading, in the J. J. Abrams directed film Super 8. Teri is very proud to have worked with Viola Davis in the Daniel Barnz directed film Won't Back Down, and also to have worked and spent time on set with screen icon Arnold Schwarzenegger in the Elliot Lester directed film Aftermath. In 2019, Teri was seen on stage at Dayton Ohio's Victoria Theatre Association's A Christmas Story as Mother, on the WGN Network's Gone, starring Chris Noth and Danny Pino, and in I See You as Mrs. Braun, starring Helen Hunt. Currently, Teri volunteers time co-chairing the DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) Mentorship Committee for The Audiobook Publisher's Association, and one of several Juror's for The Society of Voice Arts and Sciences Voice Arts Awards. Teri had been married since 2002 to David Linden and they have one child. They reside in Yellow Springs, Ohio, home to Antioch College and comedian Dave Chappelle. She has a home recording studio from where she continues narrating audio books, and mainly splitting her time between home, Pittsburgh and New York, where she's represented by Stewart Talent. Teri can be seen in the new Netflix series Archive 81, directed by Rebecca Thomas of Stranger Things, and heard as one of 80 voices on Seth Rogen's memoir Yearbook, as well as Earlonne Woods This is Ear Hustle, both produced by Penguin Random House.
Teri Copley
Teri Copley was born on May 10, 1961 in Arcadia, California, USA. She is an actress, known for Brain Donors (1992), Quantum Leap (1989) and Hunter (1984). She has been married to Charles Wahlheim since 1992. She was previously married to Micki Free and Christopher Mayer.
Teri Deaver
Teri Deaver is an actress, known for A Glance (2012), Sold Out (2021) and Volvo (2009).
Teri Diver
Tiny (under five feet), sexy, and attractive Irish redhead Teri Diver was born Bonnie Jean Oden on September 6, 1965 in California. Diver became an emancipated youth at age 13 and graduated from high school ahead of her class. She attended college early and majored in behavior modification. At age 18, she started stripping in order to pay her way through college. After college, Diver worked as a school teacher as well as a counselor at the weight loss clinic Nutri-System part-time. When Diver found herself having trouble financially keeping herself afloat, noted adult filmmaker Henri Pachard convinced her to try her hand at porn. Diver first began performing in explicit hardcore movies at age 25 in 1990; she not only acted in a slew of X-rated pictures, but also wrote and directed a handful of porn features. Moreover, She also wrote a regular behind-the-scenes column for the adult publication Oui. She was married to porn actor/director Tom Elliot (a.k.a. Ren Savant) and had a daughter named Brandy Jean (born 1983). Diver died at the tragically young age of 35 from an accidental prescription drug overdose on January 2, 2001.
Teri Fruichantie
Teri Fruichantie was born on April 30, 1982 in Palm Springs, California, USA. She is an actress and producer, known for 4/20 (2020), Do the Voice (2017) and Drugs & Other Love (2016).
Teri Gamble
Actor, Writer, Podcaster, Scream Queen! Teri Gamble is an international performing artist and drama coach who has performed on international stages from Los Angeles to Moscow, Boston and New York. She has appeared on the hit TV series Superstore, Modern Family and ER and has appeared in numerous theater productions and commercials. Teri is the co-host of Horror Movie Survival Guide - a horror movie podcast you can stream anywhere you listen to podcasts. She is also an avid D&D - tabletop roleplay gamer - and can be found on various podcast and streaming channels on Twitch & YouTube. She is a member of the Diversity Higher Comedy sketch comedy team & Ripley Improv! She has an MFA, MBA and BA...because she loves school. You can follow her on the social media platforms @TheTeriGamble
