Cindy Kathleen Marinangel was born in River Edge, New Jersey, to parents Jim and Kathy Marinangel (née Klehm). When Cindy was a year and a half, they moved to Lake Zurich, Illinois and three years later to McHenry, Illinois. She has one younger brother Bill. Cindy grew up snow and water skiing, playing as a left-handed first basewoman for the softball team her father coached, as well as acting, dancing and writing poetry. She graduated high school in three and a half years. Cindy attended Michigan State University for a year, Boston University for a summer and graduated Cum Laude from Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana. She took post-graduate classes at Columbia College Chicago and Pepperdine University. Cindy had her first commercial audition as a baby in New York but her mother said she screamed the whole time and she vowed never to take her back! Cindy's first leading role came in kindergarten where she played Spring, a Queen in the Kindergarten thru third grade play. Her mother rehearsed her so well she knew everyone else's lines and mouthed them when they spoke. Cheerleading, dance shows, pom-poms, student council, musicals and stage plays filled her high school years. She spent several summers dancing and working at Nippersink Resort in Wisconsin. At Purdue she was a Gold Duster dancing with the band at football half times while studying psychology with a theater minor. Cindy served as Skit Director for her sorority Phi Mu, and in her senior year began driving six hours round trip to Chicago to study at the Chicago, Second City. Cindy is a Conservatory Graduate having studied improvisation under Nia Vardalos and Stephen Colbert. Cindy booked her first Chicago audition in the initial year of the hit show "Tony & Tina's Wedding". She spent several years performing six nights a week while also doing children's theater in the mornings. She eventually played Tina in Chicago and went with the show to Las Vegas, later joining an off-Broadway tour cast. Los Angeles soon beckoned and Cindy began working in TV and film, starring opposite Fred Durst and Tim Bagley among others. She voiced two characters in the number one video game Brutal Legends with Jack Black and Ozzy Osbourne. Cindy was personally selected by the Knowles family to voice a half-hour narration for E! Entertainment which ran internationally, called "Beyonce' Uncut". Cindy produced and hosted an online radio show, and in 2007 was honored to be inducted by Mark Rydell and Martin Landau as a Lifetime Member of the famed Actors Studio in New York and Los Angeles. A great lover of live performance, Cindy continues to grace the stage in plays and ballroom dance performances. She formed the film company "Angel Baker Productions" and co-wrote, produced and starred in the epic short romance "Eternal Waltz", sponsored in part by the Johann Strauss Society of Germany. She is a member of SAG-AFTRA and Actors Equity.
Cindy Mazer is known for Dinoshark (2010).
Cindy McCain was born on May 20, 1954 in Phoenix, Arizona, USA. She is a producer, known for The Luckiest Man: Life with John McCain, KPNX-TV Channel 12 (1953) and Entertainment Tonight (1981). She was previously married to John McCain.
Cindy Michelle is an actress, known for The Life of David Gale (2003), The Patient (2022) and Unnecessary Force (2014).
Cindy Milling is an actress, known for Space Zombies: 13 Months of Brain-Spinning Mayhem! (2004) and Impossible Horror (2017).
Cindy Miranda is an actress, known for Adan (2019), Maria (2019) and House Tour (2021).
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Cindy Mizelle is known for Anastasia (1997), Ida Red (2021) and Respect (2021).
Cindy Myskiw, is a Canadian Actor, Producer, Director, Writer. She's had 2 speaking roles now in Hallmark Movies. She was involved in the Co-Creation of a Talk Show called "Big Talk" which she also Directing, Producing and Co-Hosting. "Big Talk" which airs on Shaw Spotlight TV. She Directed/wrote and acted in her first show film "A Prairie Christmas" She played Mrs. Karen Grimsley on the award-winning television series Millworth. Millworth won first place for a Narrative at the Real to Reel Film Festival in 2016. She Directed 2 Episodes and Produced Several as well as being in charge of hiring and placing all Background in 8 episodes. She produced and acted in "Rage Can Kill" which just won one of the 8 MB ACTRA MIP Grants. Born Cindy Rose Durocher, Daughter of Rene and Jane Durocher, the 5 child of 7 other siblings. She had a difficult childhood with divorced parents in her early teens. But she feels all her trials and tribulations have helped form her into the person that she is today. She has been married for 36 years (yes to the same man lol) and they have 4 children. Two are theirs biologically and 2 are adopted. She started acting back in 2004/5 with a community theatre group. That is where she fell in love with acting and started looking at it in a more professional level. Director Statement: "My desire to create work in the Winnipeg Film/Television industry is strong. We are a talented group of people in Manitoba." By: Cindy Myskiw
Cindy Nguyen is a classically trained actress with a BFA from Chapman University in Orange, CA. She has also continued training in LA with Kerrie Keane, Scott Sedita, Tess Kirsch, Ivana Chubbuck, Shakespeare & Co, Antaeus Theatre Company, etc. Raised in Las Vegas by a strong Vietnamese mother, Cindy likes to enter the room with a big smile, a loud laugh, and usually carrying delicious food. Theatre: The $5 Shakespeare Company (The 6th Act); Hamlet (The New American Theatre); Diana of Dobson's (Antaeus); Cymbeline, King John, Pericles (The Porters of Hellsgate); That Pretty Pretty or the Rape Play, Love & Information, If You Can Get to Buffalo (Son of Semele Ensemble). TV/Film: For the People (ABC), Dear White People (Netflix), A Cinderella Christmas. Special Awards/Training: BFA, Chapman University.