Natalie Arce
Natalie Arce is known for Dress Code (2023).
Natalie Arias
Natalie Arias is an actress, known for The Outsider (2014).
Natalie Arikan
Natalie Arikan is a London based, multi-lingual actress, best known for the award winning British drama movie "Rose", where she played the pivotal role of a ruthless, underworld baroness. Natalie also starred in Bollywood movie, "Jaanisar", directed by Muzaffar Ali, a period drama where she played an Anglo-Indian princess during the reign of Queen Victoria. Most recently, she starred in American action movie "Smokers", which will be distributed internationally in 2020. Last year, she starred in the American mini TV series, "The Beginnings: Feel the Dead", directed by an award winning Italian director, to be released this year. Natalie studied at the University of Westminster, London, graduating with a degree in Psychology. Her emotional and physical approach to the portrayal of characters give them a depth which sees her film credits increasing on an international scale.
Natalie Arle-Toyne
Natalie Arle-Toyne is known for Only You (2018), BBC Comedy Feeds (2012) and River City (2002).
Natalie Bach
Natalie Bach is an actress and producer, known for Deadly Switch (2019), The Lady in Pink Show (2012) and Show Me What You Got (2019).
Natalie Bailey
Natalie Bailey is known for The Unusual Suspects (2021), Run (2020) and The Thick of It (2005).
Natalie Bailey-Trist
Natalie Bailey-Trist is an actress and director, known for The 12 Slays of Christmas (2016), Christmas Slay (2015) and Allusion (2016).
Natalie Barnet
Natalie Barnet is an actress, known for Unload, Life in Technicolor (2019) and Cats of the Bayou (ASMR).
Natalie Bartlett
Natalie Bartlett is known for Wakey Wakey (2012) and Dare I Ask? (2008).
Natalie Becker
Natalie Bridgette Becker is a South African actress (of Cape Coloured descent) born in George, Western Cape province and raised in Cape Town. Considered one of her country's top actresses, Natalie started her career as an announcer on Good Hope FM, a regional radio station affiliated with the South African Broadcasting Corporation. Later, she moved into television and was a presenter on the long-running glamour show Top Billing. As an actress, Natalie appeared alongside Meg Ryan and William H. Macy in The Deal, John Malkovich in the film adaptation of J.M. Coetzee's novel Disgrace and also starred in Tremors 5: Bloodlines (2015). Natalie has spoken of growing up lonely on a small holding because her mother and step-father were in a "mixed-raced marriage" that was illegal at the time under apartheid laws in South Africa. She earned a BSocScience from the University of Cape Town in 2004. She has two brothers.
