Kelly Bunasawa
Overview Born - Aizu-Wakamatsu in Fukushima Prefecture in Japan. Birth name - Yusuke Bunasawa Height - 5ft. 10in. Mini Bio Yusuke Bunasawa was born in Aizu-Wakamatsu in Fukushima Prefecture in Japan. Kelly was the name his aunt gave him when he first moved to the States. He grew up in Itabashi-Ku, a district in Tokyo. Growing up, Kelly was often bullied and ostracized during his grade school days for having atopic dermatitis. Concerned about Kelly's dermatitis, his father decided to risk uprooting the family and move to the United States. The family lived in Irvine, California for a short-term and then moved to Costa Mesa, CA where he would spend his elementary school years through his Sophomore year of high school. At 16, the family moved to West Covina, CA. Kelly attended California State University Los Angeles and majored in Political Science. Initially he wanted to get involved in politics; signed up for an internship with the California Legislature, however, his father insisted continuing the family owned business and Kelly decided to forgo his pursuit of politics. In the mid 90's he became a licensed insurance broker. After his father's death in 2003, Kelly became the owner/proprietor of the insurance brokerage and continues to operate the business to this day His interest with acting started in the early 2000s', however, due to work commitments, he decided to shelve that plan. Kelly finally got into acting after a discussion with the family doctor during an annual physical. He was reluctant at first; however, decided to dive into it and see how far he could push the envelope in the acting realm. After several weeks of training: he went to about a dozen or more auditions before landing the role for a commercial. In 2020, he was featured in a short film, podcast and music video. Trivia Quite the mechanic, he enjoys working on his late model 4x4 Jeep Cherokee and taking it off-road. Favorite meal is a Tommy's Cheeseburger (Rampart location) Go to "shot" is tequila Favorite cocktail - Blood and Sand (The Dresden) His favorite trivia subjects are Songs of the 80s, Geography and Contemporary history. Work Commercial: Yale Smartlock (Global Campaign) / Role: Father @ dinner table Commercial (Print): San Bernardino County Transit Authority Music Video: Lauv "El Tejano" as one of the Cowboy Styled Asian businessmen Film: P.C.H. / Role: Paris' Dad Film/Podcast: M.A.D. (Mutually Assured Destruction) role: Mi Hung Lo
Kelly Burke
Kelly Burke is an actor, known for Northville Cemetery Massacre (1976) and News4 (1947).
Kelly Burke
Kelly Burke is a stage, screen and voiceover actress. She came to attention with the solo play 'Zelda' in the West End, and other notable stage appearances including 'Love for Sale' Off-Broadway, and 'Natalie Barney's Last Salon' at Shakespeare's Globe. Kelly trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London.
Kelly Buterbaugh
Kelly Buterbaugh is an actress, known for Bloodrunners (2017).
Kelly Butler
Kelly Butler is known for The Matrix Reloaded (2003), Tomorrow, When the War Began (2010) and The Cut (2009).
Kelly Byrne
Kelly Byrne is an Irish actress making waves internationally for her role in "The Canal" by award winning director Ivan Kavanagh. She has also appeared in Donal Foreman's "Out of Here" and most recently in Darren Thornton's "A Date for Mad Mary". In 2010 Kelly Studied at The Gaeity School of Acting. In 2011 she was invited by director Kirsten Sheridan into the Actors Studio at Bow Street (Formerly The Factory). Subsequently in 2013-2014 she trained at Bow Street on The Full time Screen Acting Programme course under director's Shimmy Marcus, Kirsten Sheridan, John Carney, Cathy Brady, Lance Daly, John Carney and casting director Maureen Hughes.
Kelly Byrns
Kelly Byrns is an actress and producer, known for Rogue Strike (2014), Killing Mr. Right (2014) and Jacob (2011).
Kelly Campbell
Kelly Campbell is an actress and producer, known for The Other Lamb (2019), Love & Friendship (2016) and Vikings (2013).
Kelly Carlin
Kelly Carlin was born in Ohio in 1963. She received her Master's Degree from Pacifica Graduate Institute. She presently tours her critically acclaimed solo show, "A Carlin Home Companion," hosts two radio shows--The Kelly Carlin Show on SiriusXM and Waking from the American Dream on SModcast Network, and blogs for the Huffington Post. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband, Bob McCall and their Jack Russell Terrier, Stella.
Kelly Carlson
Originally from Bloomington, Minnesota, Kelly attended school in Richfield, Minnesota at the Academy of Holy Angels. She is the daughter of a hair dresser mother and a late father who was a high school basketball coach. Kelly went on to start acting in theater before making the step into screen performances. She first appeared in 3000 Miles to Graceland (2001) in a minor role. She got her first notable television role on the series Nip/Tuck (2003) and gained quick popularity for her character eventually becoming a regular cast member. Her feature film roles include supporting cast work in the direct-to-video sequel Starship Troopers 2: Hero of the Federation (2004) and the WWE-produced action film The Marine (2006) as the kidnapped wife of wrestling star John Cena. Kelly has established an obvious and noticeable collection of work in television across several series including Everwood (2002), Monk (2002), CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2000), Melrose Place (2009), CSI: Miami (2002), Castle (2009), Supernatural (2005) and Ghostfacers (2010). Outside of acting, Kelly is a member of the Smile Network, a humanitarian organization based in her home state that provides reconstructive surgeries and related health care services to impoverished children and young adults in developing countries. In 2010, in keeping with her love of horses, Kelly lobbied for a bill to prevent the inhumane transport of American horses to slaughterhouses in Mexico and Canada as well as roundups of wild horses by government authorities. Kelly also has been a model, working in company ad projects with Miller Lite, Rembrandt, and Oliver Peoples sunglasses. She has appeared in magazine publications including the August 2004 issue of Maxim and the October issue cover of Stuff.
