Larissa Schmitz
Larissa Schmitz is an actress, known for Laggies (2014), Z Nation (2014) and BattleTech (2018).
Larissa Sirah Herden
Larissa Sirah Herden was born on June 20, 1986 in Gelsenkirchen, Germany. She is an actress, known for The Magic Flute (2022), Bad Banks (2018) and King of Stonks (2022).
Larissa Tago Takeda
Larissa Tago Takeda is known for Talentless Nana (2020), Magia Rekôdo: Mahô Shôjo Madoka Magika Gaiden (2020) and My Dress-Up Darling (2022).
Larissa Trownson
This bombshell blonde kiwi is a model and a lawyer. Larissa hit the news headlines after the past session of Too Hot To Handle season premiered on June 23, 2021. It is a reality dating show on Netflix. She went to a local High School and later joined Vic Law School and grabbed a double degree in Law and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminology and Political Science in 2016 with an A grade. She's an influence and she's here to prove that you can be smart and sexy.
Larissa Vereza
Born and raised in Rio de Janerio, Larissa Vereza is an award-winning actress, producer, director and writer. Larissa's musical talents as a drummer brought her early success as a teen in a punk rock band, but it wasn't long before she switched her performing focus to acting. She studied at the respected The Estacio in Brazil, where she graduated with a degree in Performing Arts. Since then, Larissa has built a solid international fan base for her television work. She made her American television debut in 2014, starring opposite Charles S. Dutton and Michael Jai White in SyFy Channel's "Android Cop." Previously, she appeared in her home country as a series regular on Rede Globo's "Amor Eterno Amor" and "Paraiso"; and worked with some of Brazil's best, including Daniel Filho, director and producer of "Chico Xavier," one of the most profitable films in the country. Larissa won the Top of Business Award for "Amor Eterno Amor" and Best Actress for her adaptation of "War of Troy" at the Bookmakers Theatre Festival. Her TV pilot "Dreaming Around the World," which she created and stars-in based on her 40 day journey through South America, earned her Best Actress at the International Television Festival and represented Brazil at the New York Television Festival. She founded the production company Pipoca Films and has written screenplays, directed and acted in numerous original projects under the banner. Her short film "Night of Ashes," about the sexual trafficking trade, earned screenings at the "Short Film Corner" in Cannes, "CCIFF" in Los Angeles, "CortoCircuito" in Spain and on Channel Brazil. This multi-talented creative artist also sings, plays several musical instruments and speaks English, French and Spanish fluently.
Larissa White
Larissa (Lari) White is an actor, singer, writer from Homeplace, IN. She is based out of St. Louis, MO. She is known for Tonight She Comes, Sophie, and The Parasite. She also has extensive credits in theatre including Bonnie & Clyde (Bonnie), Legally Blonde (Elle), Closer (Alice), and the Lieutenant of Inishmore (Mairead).
Larissa Wohl
Larissa Wohl is known for Dancing with the Stars (2005), AnimalZone (2018) and Valentine and Adoption Ever After Preview Special (2019).
Larisse
Larisse is known for Escola Penal de Meninas Violentadas (1977).
Lark Bundlejoy Piat-Kelly Lepage
Lark Bundlejoy Piat-Kelly Lepage is an actress, known for Modern Love (2019).
Lark Voorhies
Lark Voorhies was born on 25 March 1974 in Nashville, Tennessee. She first began acting at the age of two but postponed her acting career until the age of 11, when she appeared on Small Wonder (1985). Lark later starred as Lisa Turtle in Good Morning, Miss Bliss (1987), the predecessor to NBC's popular teen series Saved by the Bell (1989). She later had roles in Days of Our Lives (1965) and In the House (1995), and starred as Jasmine Malone in The Bold and the Beautiful (1987). Lark also appeared in several music videos, such as Kenny Lattimore's "Never Too Busy," Dru Hill's "These are The Times," and Boyz II Men's "On Bended Knee." She also appeared in commercials for Head and Shoulders shampoo (1998) and Oxy 10. Lark married her husband Miguel Coleman on 9 March 1996 (now divorced) and continues to act and manage her production company.