Cyrille
Cyrille is known for Un été à Saint-Tropez (1983).
Cyrille Adoula
Cyrille Adoula is known for CBS Reports (1959).
Cyrille Andrieu-Lacu
French actor, dancer, singer. Studied in France with the famous actress Marcelle Tassencourt and in UK at Bristol Old Vic Theater and the American Drama academy of London. On the screen, he performed various kind of characters, the Serial killer of Arachnée, the stupid husband in Bien mal acquis, the TV star David Letterman, the famous painter Yves Klein in Mr Sweet's invention, the Prime Minister's adviser in the TV series Reporter, or the funny and very emotional greek jewish grand-father of Arthur, David Cohen in Michel Leclerc's last movie Le nom des gens. He has a long career on the stage, where he has performed in more than twenty plays, mostly tragedies (Oedipus Rex, Noces de sang, many Shakespeare's as the stupid and cupid Thurio in Two gentlemen's of Verone and the choir and french ambassador in Henry V, The war of Troie will not be, Britannicus in Britannicus), musicals and ballets. He was recently Nicola Sacco in the successful Sacco & Vanzetti, by Loic Joyez, and Bernard Kouchner in Dieu venge l'innocent/Imana ihora hoze, by Catherine Decastel on the Tutsi genocide in Rwanda.
Cyrille De Gonzalgue
Cyrille De Gonzalgue is known for Toni (2023), Plus Belle La Vie (2004) and Menteur (2022).
Cyrille Mansuy
Cyrille Mansuy is known for Painkiller (2013), Zarrar (2022) and Crakk: Jeetega... Toh Jiyegaa (2024).
Cyrille Monge
Cyrille Monge is an actor, known for Vic the Viking (2013), Remember Me (2013) and Watch Dogs (2014).
Cyrina Fiallo
Cyrina Fiallo is a Cuban-Italian actress and writer, born & raised in Miami, Florida. Since moving to Los Angeles, her more-than-two dozen television appearances include NBC's Brooklyn 99 and Community, Fox's Glee, CW's Supernatural and CBS's Life in Pieces and a recurring role on Disney's Good Luck Charlie. She has appeared in more than 70 commercials for both English and Spanish-speaking markets. Cyrina has written and co-starred in shorts for Funny or Die and YouTube, including The Subpranos and Cosmopolitan's first scripted series Temporary, both co-written with Chrissie Fit (Pitch Perfect), the latter executive produced by Elizabeth Banks. Cyrina most recently appeared on FOX's The Resident and NBC's Abby's and can be seen later this year on Disney's Raven's Home. She has a script in development with writing partner Natalie Morales, being produced by Phil Lord, Chris Miller, and Universal.
Cyrine AbdelNour
She studied accounting and at the end of the month of Nov. 1993 began working in the field of "Modelanj" she was the first fashion show she shared in was in the season of Christmas for a number of fashion designers, also appeared in the announcement of a washing powders and which was filmed in Lebanon to introduce in Saudi Arabia. At the beginning of 1998 began to appear in "the LBC" station as an actress through its participation in a number of dramas including "Mariana" and "Tomorrow is another day" .During 2002 and 2003 years" Ceren" was elected as the best model in a huge competition. In 2003 she got the first Championship through the series "Mydaughter".
Cyrine Belhédi
Cyrine Belhédi is an actress, known for Aala Kaf Ifrit (2017), Bolice (2015) and Horra (2015).
Cyris Laury-Schaefer
Cyris has acted in theater and film from a young age. He starred in the short film "I Am Because You Are", which premiered at the 2017 Hawai'i International Film Festival and won best short film at the Maui Film Festival. The film premiered on PBS as part of Pacific Islanders in Communications series Pacific Heartbeat. He's also had supporting roles in feature films such as "Aloha Surf Hotel" (2020) and "Kuleana/Maui" (2017). He'll next be seen co-starring in an upcoming episode of "Magnum, P.I." (2021). Cyris was born in Brooklyn, NY. At the age of five he moved to Hawai'i, where his mother grew up. He's trained as an actor at MAPA (Maui Academy of Performing Arts) and Shakespeare & Company in Lenox, MA. He's represented by Oahu-based Bliss Models & Talent.
