Kathleen Phillips
Kathleen Phillips is an actress and writer, known for Sunnyside (2015), Filth City (2015) and Workin' Moms (2017).
Kathleen Pollard
Kathleen Pollard is a Canadian actress who is best known for playing Sarah Bellows in CBS Films' Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (2019). Prior work includes being a stunt double for Sally Hawkins in the Oscar-winning The Shape of Water (2017), and appearances on The Handmaid's Tale, Designated Survivor and The Strain. Originally from Vancouver, she graduated from Simon Fraser University with a BFA in Theatre and was founding director of several independent theatre companies. Now based in Toronto, she works prolifically in film and television - but has occasionally returned to the stage to perform such roles as Agnes in Agnes of God; Karen in The Children's Hour and Angela in Enter Laughing.
Kathleen Quinlan
Kathleen Quinlan was born in Pasadena, California, the only child of Josephine (Zachry), a military-supply supervisor, and Robert Quinlan, a television sports director. She grew up in Mill Valley, Ca, and got her break in acting when George Lucas came to her high school to cast for his movie American Graffiti (1973). She followed up her one-line role four years later with Lifeguard (1976), and then several roles in the late 1970s and 1980s. Her breakthrough performance came in 1977, as Deborah in I Never Promised You a Rose Garden (1977). She was nominated for an Academy Award in 1995 for Apollo 13 (1995). She starred in the TV series Family Law (1999), but her contract stipulated that she could not work later than 6 pm, so she could be home with her husband Bruce Abbott, son [error] (b. October 17, 1990), and stepson Dalton Abbott (b. October 4, 1989). She currently works in television and film.
Kathleen Ray
Kathleen Ray is an actress, known for The Jack in the Box (2019), Tell Me Who I Am (2019) and Trapping.
Kathleen Reed
Kathleen Reed is an actress, known for Santa Girl (2019) and The Adventures of Cliff Hanger: Nine Lives (2016).
Kathleen Regan
Kathleen Regan is an award-winning writer, SAG-AFTRA and AEA actor. Returning to NYC 3 years ago, she has performed in over 20 short, feature films and TV series. Her performances on stage in both a New Works festival and Romeo and Juliet won her two Best Performance awards. Most recently, Kathleen wrapped shooting her first feature film that she co-wrote, co-produced and stars in, 'Godless Children' released May 7th, 2024 on Amazon with future streaming to following in June.
Kathleen Renish
Kathleen Renish is known for West of Liberty (2019), Kuntergrau (2015) and Lost in the West (2016).
Kathleen Robb
Kathleen Robb is an actress, known for Apostasy (2017).
Kathleen Robertson
An award-winning actor. In demand, accomplished writer. Producer. And now showrunner, Kathleen Robertson is the definition of a multi-hyphenate. As an actor, she was just added to the cast of the highly anticipated sixth and final season of the critically acclaimed Amazon series The Expanse. Robertson also recently wrapped production on Triage for ABC/Disney and director Jon Chu (Crazy Rich Asians). In addition, she appears in the Lionsgate series Swimming with Sharks opposite Diane Kruger, Kiernen Shipka and Donald Sutherland, a project for which she also created, produced and was showrunner. Robertson also starred on the Netflix drama Northern Rescue, the critically acclaimed TNT crime drama Murder in the First opposite Taye Diggs for three seasons and had a pivotal, recurring role opposite Vera Farmiga and Freddie Highmore on A&E's Emmy nominated Bates Motel. She also garnered much attention for her starring role on the Gus Van Sant, Golden Globe-winning political drama, Boss, as the brilliant, broken and duplicitous Kitty O'Neill, Mayor Tom Kane's (Kelsey Grammer) press aide. On the writing and producing front, Robertson and her production company Debut Content continue to build an impressive slate of both television and feature film projects. On the television side, in a highly competitive situation, Robertson signed an overall deal with Universal Cable Productions (UCP) to both create and produce original content. She also has projects with Netflix, Barry Jenkins (Moonlight), Jason Bateman's Aggregate Films, Imagine Television, and acclaimed Academy Award nominated documentary filmmaker Joe Berlinger (Cecil Hotel/The Ted Bundy Tapes.) On the feature side, she is writing Flight for Paramount Pictures and Academy Award winner Akiva Goldsman. She also recently completed adapting the acclaimed novel The Possibilities for Fox Searchlight and Academy Award nominated filmmaker Jason Reitman who is attached to direct. Reitman has also attached himself to direct the TV pilot Your Time is Up that Robertson wrote and is attached to star in. In addition, she adapted the novel Little Bee for Amazon and Academy Award winning actress Julia Roberts. Robertson was also recently brought on to adapt the comic book series Lady Killer for Dark Horse with Michelle Mac Laren (Westworld/Game of Thrones) directing. A native of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, Robertson currently resides in Los Angeles.
Kathleen Rose Perkins
Kathleen Rose Perkins grew up in New Baltimore, Michigan, a small town 40 miles north of Detroit. The sister of four older brothers, she enjoyed her alone time making up plays and putting them on for people in the neighborhood. This inevitably led to a high school career in which she was very involved with the school's drama and choir program. Kathleen attended Western Michigan University, and in just over three years she acquired a BFA in Musical Theatre. After traveling parts of the Midwest performing in various regional theaters, Kathleen made her way to Los Angeles. She spent a few years in odd jobs and acting classes, then started working with a management company she could trust. Since then, Kathleen has worked solely as an actress in film and television. She's collaborated with such performers as Chris O'Donnell, Courteney Cox, Christina Applegate, as well as many other fine actors. Credits include Without a Trace: Coming Home (2003), "How I Met Your Mother", "Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas", a recurring role on HBO's "Tell Me You Love Me" and Michael Bay's "The Island". She has also devoted time to projects personally important to her, such as an award-winning short film she wrote and starred in, a documentary about her family, and achieving a black belt in Taekwondo.
