Claudia Christian began her career on stage as a child in Connecticut. She booked her first television job as a teenager in the hugely popular series "Dallas" and never stopped working. She has been in dozens of films and hundreds of hours of TV. She became a sci-fi icon with her portrayal of "Susan Ivanova" in the Hugo and Emmy award winning series, "Babylon 5". She has worked with legends such as Morgan Freeman, Michael Keaton, Kirk Douglas, Burt Lancaster, Faye Dunaway, Bob Hope, Don Ameche, George Clooney, Nicolas Cage, Sharon Stone and more in her 35+ year career. She lends her distinctive voice to dozens of the world's most popular games and is a published author of non fiction and fiction. Claudia runs C Three Foundation and is a TEDx speaker. In 2014 she produced the award winning documentary "One Little Pill" and is a passionate activist. Claudia resides in Los Angeles and London.
Claudia began her career in the entertainment arts as a country music singer performing at various Opry's around Texas as well as the famed, "Louisiana Hayride." Upon graduating from college, she began working as a fashion model traveling the globe working with top modeling agencies such as Karin Models in Paris, France. After being cast in numerous commercials she began taking acting classes and landed roles on the T.V. show, "Dallas." Her first acting role, playing a model for Sue Ellen's new lingerie company met with controversy and was almost not allowed to air on CBS. Claudia became the first woman seen in lingerie on prime time television(albeit conservatively dressed by today's standards). She continued pursuing her music career and was eventually signed with Warner Brothers/Reprise. She married singer/songwriter Rodney Crowell. Upon releasing her self-titled debut CD,produced by Crowell Claudia achieved "Billboard" and "R and R" chart success and toured the globe, including numerous USO shows in and around Bosnia. When her music career ran its course, Claudia resumed her acting career. Some of her most recent roles include playing a meth addict in the film, "Captive," the CEO of a pharmaceutical company on "Drop Dead Diva" which airs on the Lifetime Channel as well as playing an OB/GYN on ABC'S, "Nashville."
Claudia Ciesla was born on February 12, 1987 in Wodzislaw Slaski, Slaskie, Poland. She is known for Karma: Crime. Passion. Reincarnation (2008), 10:10 (2008) and Private Number (2010).
Claudia Cifuentes is a New York-based writer, director and producer of Guatemalan descent. A graduate of NYU's prestigious film program, she began her career in Los Angeles as an apprentice to acclaimed director Michael Mann, the creator behind such hits as Miami Vice and Heat. Inspired by his auteur-style of filmmaking, she eventually moved back to New York to hone her own personal writing and directing style. She has since created numerous music videos, commercials and short-format films including Rivington Kids, a series of shorts developed through the IFP and recognized for accurately capturing the zeitgeist of twenty-somethings in New York. Determined to continue her quest of making personal, high-integrity films for the masses, she recently completed production on her first feature film, After the Wedding (2013).
Claudia Clair was born on March 10, 1977 in Czechoslovakia [now Czech Republic]. She is an actress and casting director, known for Hospital Central (2000).
Claudia Clark is an actor, known for Innuendo (2017), Water, Water (2013) and Born This Way (2015).
Claudia Coffey is an actress, known for Runaway Jury (2003), Secrets at the Lake (2019) and The Door (2013).
Claudia Cogan is an actress and writer, known for Second Shot (2013), The Foxy Merkins (2013) and The Bateman Lectures on Depression (2018).
Claudia Coli is an actress, known for Non uccidere (2015), Io e lei (2015) and Cosa voglio di più (2010).
Claudia Coloma is a Los Angeles based, London trained, Chilean-American actress. Born Claudia Susanna Cox in Erie, PA to an American father and a Chilean mother who met through the Peace Corps; she was raised in Valdivia, a city in Southern Chile. Chile's strong theater tradition, which endured despite suppression by Pinochet's military regime (1973-1990), inspired Claudia from an early age (4 or 5 years old or as long as she can remember) to act in impromptu neighborhood performances and school plays, and to birth in her the goal of one day becoming a professional actress. Back in the United States, she received her Bachelor of Arts degree with a Theater Major and Art and Music Minors from the University of Nebraska in Lincoln. She then moved to London, where she received a Master of Arts degree in Text and Performance Studies from King's College London, in association with the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. She stayed to do a one year intensive acting training at the Drama Studio London. In Los Angeles, she has starred as Mary Magdalene in the Emmy Award nominated History Channel TV movie, "Time Machine: Beyond the Da Vinci Code", which challenges the history behind Dan Brown's best -selling novel, "The Da Vinci Code". She has also starred in "Detach", an official selection for the Vegas CineFest International Film Festival in 2012, as a victim of child abuse who makes a desperate choice to cope with the trauma. This short film also appears as a chapter in the feature film, "Book of Choices", a psychological drama about living through the consequences of life's choices, which will screen as an official selection of the Delhi Women's International Film Festival in October, 2016. Being fully bilingual in English and Spanish, Claudia has also acted in Spanish language films such as "Sin Frontera", a short film about love overcoming a broken immigration system, which has won 8 awards and 3 nominations in the festival circuit, such as the Grand Jury and Audience Award at the Awareness Film Festival (2015), the Golden Honu Award at the Big Island Film Festival (2015), and the Audience Award at the Napa Valley Film Festival. Most recently, Claudia has trained at the The Second City Hollywood, and performs improv and stand-up regularly in the Los Angeles area in private and public venues, and at comedy clubs such as Flappers Comedy Club in Burbank and The Hollywood Comedy. She also produced a monthly covid-safe social distanced in person stand-up show in East L.A. in the fall of 2020.