Terri Dawn Pourier
Terri Dawn Pourier is known for The Rider (2017).
Terri Doty
Terri Doty is a Mexican-American performer based in the Dallas-Fort Worth area of North Texas. Working in the industry since the age of 14, Terri works mostly in the world of Voice-Over, especially localization. She also writes for video games as well as works of fiction-namely her book One of Few that came out in 2017.
Terri Douglas
Terri Douglas is known for Raya and the Last Dragon (2021), Encanto (2021) and Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (2019).
Terri Dwyer
Terri Dwyer is an actress on both the small and big screens with nearly 20 years experience. Her first job was in the long running soap opera Hollyoaks where she played one of the lead roles for 6yrs. After leaving Hollyoaks Terri had a hugely successful presenting career on shows like Loose Women (ITV1) 60 Minute Makeover (ITV1) and This Morning (ITV1) to name a few. Terri has since established herself as a diverse theatre actress with hugely successful number one tours among her credits. Her film credits vary from supporting character roles to the leading lady in features. Her vast contribution to the industry has recently seen Terri move into producing. All of which contribute to making Terri a very versatile actress.
Terri Garber
Terri Garber is an American television and film actress, best known for her role as Ashton Main, Southern Belle vixen, in the three-part miniseries, North and South (North and South (1985), North and South, Book II (1986), and Heaven & Hell: North & South, Book III (1994)). Garber grew up in Miami, Florida, the youngest of three children. Their father was a lawyer, and their mother owned a cooking school. Garber began acting in professional theater at the age of 16 at the Coconut Grove Playhouse in Miami. She booked a commercial that made her a member of the Screen Actor's Guild (SAG) and decided to move to New York to pursue television, film, and theater. Once in New York, she landed her first big role in the 1982 television series Texas (1980), which launched her career. She moved to Los Angeles to do series pilots, and booked "North and South". After "North and South", she worked on many other daytime and nighttime soaps, including Dynasty, Santa Barbara, General Hospital, and As the World Turns. She also guest-starred in many drama series and feature films. Garber married her high school drama teacher, William Roudebush, in 2013. Her daughter Molly Hager, by her first husband Chris Hager, is a successful Broadway actress. Recently, Garber teamed up with her sister, Lisa Rubenstein, to create an all-natural, handmade soap company by the name of SistersAlchemy. Garber lives in New York City with Roudebush and their maltese-poodle mix, Boo.
Terri Gibson
Terri Gibson is known for What Would Linnea Do? (2019), The Corn Teen (2022) and Witch Way Witchery (2022).
Terri Hall
Terri Hall was brought up in Elmira, New York and lived there until she was 16 years old. She was the oldest of four children (she had a sister and two brothers). Her father had a heating company (he later became a lawyer) and her mother was a stay-at-home mom. Terri started dancing school at the age of 5 and soon was appearing in year-end performances. She finished high school early and at age 17 went to New York City. There she started dancing as a trainee for Harkness Ballet and later worked at American Ballet Theater. Terri soon became interested in expanding her career into acting and wanted to make more money than was being offered in dance. An actress she met gave her the names of several adult film directors and it was Armand Weston who first gave her an interview. She then got a part in A Date with Death which was later renamed The Taking of Christina (1976) and the rest is history.
Terri Hanauer
A United States/Canadian citizen, Terri Hanauer graduated with an honors degree in Theater Arts from York University, Toronto. She has worked in both countries as an actress in film, television, commercials and theatre (appearing at the Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles and the Arena Stage, Washington D.C.). Her background as an actress and photographer led her to directing. She directed her first short film, "A Day in the Life, " which screened at numerous festivals. She was accepted into AFI's Directing Workshop for Women. Her second short film, Recycling Flo (2004), was chosen by AFI to represent it at the Cannes Film Festival - International Short Film Corner. Along with being official selection in over 50 film festivals, "Recycling Flo" won two Best Film/Jury prizes at the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival and the Farmington Comedy Film Festival. She has co-directed 13 half-hour episodes of Sex Chronicles (2008) for HBO/Afterdark. She recently directed her first feature film, Sweet Talk (2013). It is distributed by Gravitas Ventures and American World Pictures and is available on Amazon Prime, Hulu Plus, Vudu and iTunes. On stage, she directed Peter Lefcourt's popular "Café Society" at the Odyssey Theatre where she received Honorable Best Director and the cast received Best Ensemble in a Comedy Award from Stage Scene LA. She directed John Bishop's "The Trip Back Down" at the Whitefire Theatre for which she was nominated by Broadway World for Best Director. She directed Peter Lefcourt's play, "La Ronde de Lunch," for the Katselas Theatre Company, which was Ovation Recommended and received 6 LA Stage Scene Awards including Best Direction. She directed Mitch Hara's "Mutant Olive" at the Beverly Hills Playhouse, The Lounge Theatre, NY Solo Festival and Whitefire Theatre Solo Festival (Best Solo Show Award). At LA's Odyssey Theatre, she directed the world premieres of Peter Lefcourt's outrageous comedies, "The Way You Look Tonight," "Mutually Assured Destruction" and "The Assassination of Leon Trotsky: A Comedy." She directed Pulitzer Prize winner Donald Margulies' "Collected Stories," at The Odyssey Theatre. It was invited to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival '13 where it had a very successful run. She directed Thaao Penghlis' touring solo show, "Places," at the Beverly Hills Playhouse. She is set to direct John Posey's "Father, Son and Holy Coach" at the Odyssey.
Terri Hook
Terri Hook is known for Cold Justice (2013).
Terri Hoyos
Terri Hoyos was born on January 18, 1952 in Los Angeles, California, USA. She is an actress, known for Cristela (2014), 9-1-1 (2018) and Graceland (2013). She is married to John Donovan. They have one child.
