Terria Joseph was born Teresa M. Augello in Detroit, Michigan, and moved to Toledo, Ohio, when she was 6 years old. After attending one year at the University of Toledo, she moved to New York City to attend NYU's prestigious School of the Arts (now carrying the name Tisch) and graduated in 1971. She has since performed on stage, in independent films, and in television projects in the New York area. Her father, Joseph L. Augello, aka "Little Joe," was both a DJ and news director at radio station WOHO and, while in Detroit, was an actor on the well-known "Lone Ranger" and "Green Hornet" radio series. Her daughter is singer/songwriter Alicia Keys. Ms. Joseph is a member-in-good-standing of Screen Actors Guild and the Actors Equity Association.
Terricita Copeland is an actress, known for No Weapon Shall Prosper (2014).
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A soft spoken, sarcastic grandfatherly type...that will cut you down with one look if you ever dare to cross him, his friends or family...now that's the part I was born to play!!! Started acting in 2012 with a Featured Extra Role as one of the three Dallas Commission of Transportation members in the TNT series "Dallas" in four episodes of Season 2, then also was is two episodes in Season 3. Has enjoyed playing a variety of roles from a Doctor to Congressman to Academic Investigator to a Dock Worker and finally fulfilling a life-long dream of being a Cab Driver. Continues to appear in a variety of projects and was extremely blessed to be in a couple of scenes with Academy Award Winning Actress, Charlize Theron in the film, "Dark Places", plus worked on projects directed by Rob Reiner ("LBJ"), Sean McNamara ("Hoovey"), Gilles Paquet-Brenner ("Dark Places"), Bryan Singer ("The Gifted") and Robert Rodriguez ("Alita: Battle Angel").
Terrie Godfrey is known for Night of the Living Dead (1990), FleshEater (1988) and The Majorettes (1986).
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Terrie Samundra is the Director & Screenwriter of the Netflix Original film "Kaali Khuhi," released internationally on October 30, 2020. She is also is the Writer-Director of the short films "Ice Cream Wallah," "Kunjo," and "A Short Tale of Xuan," and has worked as a commercial director on a national campaign for Planned Parenthood. Her films have screened in film festivals internationally, garnering many accolades. Samundra is a Sundance Institute Screenwriter's Lab alumna and a SFFILM/Kenneth Rainin Screenwriting fellow. She has written extensively with her creative partner David Walter Lech on the screenplays "Kaali Khuhi," "Betamax," (2013 Sundance Writer's Lab) and the episodic series "The Ballad of Pooja" and "The Blood Below." For hire, she wrote an adaptation of the D.A. Pennebaker and Chris Hegedus documentary, "Town Bloody Hall." Her 2018 SFFILM awarded screenplay "Me, My Mom and Sharmila' is a collaboration with Actor-Creator Fawzia Mirza. Terrie grew up between a rural village in India, a small farming town in Missouri, and along the coast of California. She is a National Geographic Grant recipient, a Princess Grace Award recipient, and an active member of the Writer's Guild of America. She's taught Screenwriting at SFSU and is the daughter of Punjabi author and poet, Shashi Samundra.
Terrie Todd is known for My Side Piece (2016), My Side Piece Hit the Lotto (2018) and Mississippi Turntup (2017).
Terrika Bell is known for Baby Momma and And You Call Yourself a Christian (2022).
Terrill Hardaway is an actor, known for Dinocroc vs. Supergator (2010), Vandez (2012) and Snow (2013).