Nichole Debose
Nichole Debose is known for Secure the Bag (2019).
Nichole Dree
Nichole Dree is an actress, known for Strip Club Massacre (2017).
Nichole Eberle
Nichole Eberle is an actress, known for The Disappearance of Madison Bishop (2016), The Nightmare Gallery (2019) and Distorted Transfection (2015).
Nichole Galicia
Nichole Galicia is a film and television actress whose extraordinary journey to the big screen began as a high fashion model on the catwalks of Europe. Most recently, acclaimed director Quentin Tarantino hand picked Galicia for his film, Django Unchained, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Jamie Foxx. Galicia has garnered much buzz around the character she plays "Sheba," DiCaprio's enslaved mistress and since, she has been extremely well received in the fashion industry, with her photos running in Page Six, W and online fashion sites, noting her exceptional taste in clothing, versatile hairstyles among other trending aspects of her looks. As if that wasn't enough, Nichole wrote an art book, The Nichole Kent Collection, detailing her impressive pop art collection. On the small screen, Galicia made her mark as a series regular on season 3 of Syfy's Defiance playing the fearless Kindzi, the alpha female of the alien Omec race. Galicia was also the female lead in And She Was My Eve a short featured in Ron Howard's Project Imaginat10n Film festival. When Galicia is not modeling or acting she devotes her time to charities focused on developing the esteem and confidence of youth. Nichole served on the board of the Junior Committee of the New York Center for Children. Galicia recently started her own charity, The Orchid Foundation, where she mentors and provides scholarships for girls in need across the country. As a sports fan, Galicia enjoys Formula One, football, and basically anything that provides her with an adrenaline rush.
Nichole Herman
Nichole Herman is known for Friends Like Sisters (2023).
Nichole Kinnett
Nichole Kinnett is known for The Battery (2012).
Nichole McAuley
Born in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, from age eight Nichole began participating in competitions. At the age of ten was selected to be featured on 60 Minutes story about beauty competitions and talent searches. After moving to Los Angeles Nichole began modeling. She then began appearing in commercials, then T.V. shows and eventually movies. Nichole has been schooled in dance and voice. Nichole is very grateful to her parents for supporting her career throughout the years. Nicole's professional acting career began with roles in such movies as The Nutty Professor, with Eddie Murphy, and The Devil You Know, and countless television series including The Tim Conway Show and Father Murphy. She is best known to her fans, however, for her work on Star Trek Voyager, as photo and body double for the character 7of9, a member of Star Fleet, Holograms and a Borg. The looks of those characters inspiring her, Nicole went on to become a top make-up artist and hair stylist, mostly working with celebrities in movies, TV, commercials and print. Nicole McAuley also has her own comic book line including the titles Dakota Drake, Soula at Prey and THE Adventures of Chance Luna
Nichole Munk
Nichole Munk is known for Any One of Us (2019).
Nichole Naccash
A Virginia native, Nichole recently returned from a move to London, England, where she pursued her education in theatre performance with the Theatre Academy London. After returning to the states, she performed in concert with both Tony winner Kelli O'Hara, and music legend Bobby McFerrin at The Ferguson Center for the Arts. Nichole is a graduate of Christopher Newport University, where she received a degree in Music-Theatre/Dance Performance. She now resides in New York City, where she completed an internship with the American Associates of the National Theatre and can be found starring in audition rooms and cabarets across the city.
Nichole Sakura
Prior to booking her films "Model Minority" and "Project X," Nichole has done commercial work and modeled for American Apparel. Although she cannot pinpoint the exact moment she realized she wanted to start acting, Nichole recalls that she loved recreating characters and doing funny voices from a very young age. As a kid, she begged her parents to help her get an agent, and then at the age of 14, she moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting as a career. Nichole went on to attend USC as a Theater major and graduated early, after only three years. She says it was a challenge for her to get cast in the university's own plays because she dedicated so much of her spare time to professional auditions outside of school.
