Cornelia Guest
Cornelia Cochrane Churchill Guest is the daughter of Winston F.C. Guest (cousin of Winston Churchill) and Lucy "C.Z." Cochrane Guest, and goddaughter of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. She was 1982's "Deb of the Year", and, in 1986, was named "Deb of the Decade". That same year, she wrote "The Debutante's Guide to Life".
Cornelia Heyse
Cornelia Heyse was born in 1957 in Meiningen, Germany. She is an actress, known for Paradise (2023), Der Parfumeur (2022) and Der Masuren-Krimi (2021).
Cornelia Johnsson
Cornelia Johnsson is known for Bikini Squad (1993), Acapulco H.E.A.T. (1993) and Tarzán (1991).
Cornelia Köndgen
Cornelia Köndgen was born in 1958 in Weingarten, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. She is an actress, known for La pianiste (2001), Onkel Silas (1977) and Hiob (1978).
Cornelia Nguyen Luu
Cornelia Nguyen Luu is an actress, known for Siberia (2019).
Cornelia Suskind
Cornelia Suskind is known for Life, Animated (2016), WGN Morning News (1994) and Good Morning Britain (2014). She is married to Ron Suskind. They have two children.
Cornelio Sunny
Cornelio Sunny (born 15 April 1985) is an Indonesian actor and filmmaker. He is the founder of Matta Cinema. His first feature film as a producer/actor competed in Tiger Awards Rotterdam International Film Festival in year 2012. In 2014 Sunny rose to fame playing the lead in an Indonesian blockbuster action film '3 Alif Lam Mim'. As an actor Sunny is known for his artistic films such as 'The Carousel Never Stops Turning', 'Another Trip To The Moon', 'Yokudo'. With Matta Cinema he produced the films 'Arini', 'Taufiq', 'The Portrait of A Nightmare' In year 2019 Sunny was part of the Producers Network program at Cannes International Film Festival.
Corneliu Dragomirescu
Corneliu Dragomirescu is known for Câinele mort (2002), Tout devient silencieux (2014) and Almost All About Myself (2002).
Corneliu Porumboiu
Corneliu Porumboiu was born on September 14, 1975 in Vaslui, Romania. He is a writer and director, known for A fost sau n-a fost? (2006), La Gomera (2019) and Politist, adjectiv (2009).
Corneliu Ulici
Corneliu Ulici was born in Baia-Mare, Romania. He has graduated the National University of Theatre and Film "I.L. Caragiale", the Acting department. He has appeared in the plays "Biloxi Blues" (directed by Mircea Rusu), "Almost Maine" (directed by Andreea Vulpe), "The Unhappy Ones" (directed by Zsuzsánna Kovács) and several short films among which "Hello, Kitty" (directed by Millo Simulov, 2011) and "237 years" (directed by Ioana Mischie, 2016). His first contact with the movie industry was in 2005 as production assistant for Francis Ford Coppola's "Youth Without Youth". In 2011, he starred in "Something Good Out of Life" (directed by Dan Pita). This role brought him awards in three festivals: AVANCA - Portugal, The Romanian Film National Festival, for best actor and the award for best newcomer from The Romanian Filmmakers Union and he was nominated for best debut at the Gopo (Romanian Film Industry) Awards in 2012. He can be seen in Romanian and foreign films such as "The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman" (2013, director: Fredrik Bond), "Closer to the Moon" (2014, director: Nae Caranfil), "Kyra Kyralina" (2014, director: Dan Pita), "6,9 on the Richter Scale" (2016, director: Nae Caranfil) or "What about love?" (2017, director: Klaus Menzel). His first main role in a foreign film was in "The Crucifixion" (directed by Xavier Gens) where he played Father Anton. In 2016 he made his debut in television in the HBO series "The Silent Valley".
