Fiona Lanyon
Fiona Lanyon is known for Tracks (2013), Charlie's Country (2013) and Sweet Country (2017).
Fiona Livingston
Fiona Livingston is an actress, known for Kom niet aan mijn kinderen (2010), De co-assistent (2007) and Achtste-groepers huilen niet (2012).
Fiona Lobo-Cranston
Fiona Lobo-Cranston is known for '71 (2014), Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (2011) and X+Y (2014).
Fiona Loewi
Fiona Loewi was born in 1975 in London, England. She is an actress, known for Everything, Everything (2017), Senior Trip (1995) and Top of the Food Chain (1999).
Fiona Mackenzie
Fiona Mackenzie is a former Hollywood studio executive and creative with over 20 years of experience in the development, writing, casting, financing and production of studio films, television movies, digital content, and premium series television. She founded Ascent Media Group to produce high quality entertainment with an international perspective. Launched in 2017, Ascent Media Group now has a robust slate of features and scripted series in development with European production companies and media financiers. She has spoken on panels and has been an invited guest to many major film and TV markets, including the Dubai Film Festival, Venice Film Festival, Sundance, Cannes, Toronto, AFM, MIP TV, Real Screen and others. Prior to launching Ascent Media, Fiona held senior level creative and executive positions at Sony Pictures, 20th Century Fox, and Lionsgate, and developed projects ranging from 2M to 100M USD. At Sony Fiona was the Vice President of Features and Television at Turman Morrison (American History X, Oscar Nominee) and later held an in-house producing deal at 20th Century Fox/Davis Entertainment (The Black List, I-Robot, Courage Under Fire...) She is the lead producer on "Warrior Queen", set up at Paramount Pictures, an 80M British historical action epic, and she helped to launch the first season of the hit series, "The Highlander" in Paris, with Gaumont/Lionsgate. She built her first production company in Paris/London, writing and producing international documentaries for CNN, Canal Plus and ABC. Fiona earned her BA from U.C. Berkeley in Economics and her Masters from Georgetown University's Graduate School of Foreign Service in Washington DC. Honored for her academic work in international media, business, and diplomatic relations, Fiona was chosen as a White House Intern. She was also a US Foreign Exchange student to the Dominican Republic and Geneva, and is fluent in English, French and Spanish. Today, Fiona resides between Los Angeles and London, and is a dual US/ UK citizen.
Fiona Macleod
Fiona Macleod is an actress and voice artist. She has taken training with Alec Rubin at the Actors Studio, Vicki Blake (Meisner Technique) and a method acting workshop with Jack Walzerm. In 1998, Fiona and playwright Jane Bodie founded the theater company 'The Other Tongue'. Her theater roles in 'The City' and 'Construction Of The Human Heart' have both earned her Green Room Award nominations for best actress. She made her screen debut in a guest starring role on the television series, Halifax f.p. (1994).
Fiona Mann
Fiona Mann is an actress, known for Arka Sokaklar (2006) and Adieu Marx (2013).
Fiona Marr
Fiona Marr is a London based actor known for her work on Ted Lasso (Season 2) and The Sandman for Netflix. She can be seen next in Daniel Kaluuya's new dystopian feature film, The Kitchen for Netflix/Film Four and Matthew Vaughan's film Argylle. Fiona has also recently completed filming for Signora Volpe (season 2) co starring with Emilia Fox and Nicholas Farrell. She is shooting now the new 6 part mini drama series Insomnia for Paramount Plus. Other known credits include BFI short film Pitch Black Panacea with Martha Plimpton alongside work on the London stage and working for the BBC on such Radio 4 plays such as The Beach of Falesa, The Searchers, Women's Hour and Crime Down Under: The Dragonman.
Fiona McKay
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Fiona McKinnon
Fiona McKinnon is an actress, known for The Northern Paradigm (2016), The Instigator (2011) and The Waiting Game (2011).
