Leah Miller
Born in Toronto, Leah Miller attended Cardinal Carter Academy for the Arts before she moved to Los Angeles. While in L.A. She appeared in Ashton Kutcher's Punk'd and Down to Earth. After returning to Toronto, Miller became a MuchMusic VJ in 2004 and hosted MuchOnDemand, the MuchMusic Video Awards, and Live@Much specials. Miller is an award-winning TV personality having won a Gemini for her role as host of the Gemini-nominated show So You Think You Can Dance Canada. Her passion for music and entertainment helped her become a correspondent for etalk, Canada's number one entertainment news program, in 2009. In February 2010, Miller reported entertainment news from the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games for CTV, as part of the etalk team. Miller is the envy of pop-culture junkies everywhere having interviewed many big-name stars, including Halle Berry, Matthew McConaughey, Kanye West, Rhianna, Hilary Duff, Malin Akerman, Jason Segal, and Paul Rudd.
Leah Minto
Leah Minto is an actress, known for Fate: The Winx Saga (2021), Normal People (2020) and What Richard Did (2012).
Leah Mitchell
Leah Mitchell is known for Seance (2021) and Finally Caught (2022).
Leah Mondesir-Simmonds
Leah Mondesir-Simmonds is known for Hollyoaks (1995), The Silent Twins (2022) and Holby City (1999).
Leah Monet
Leah "Monet" Johnson is an American teen on the rise who is consistently proving herself to be one of the next talented young actresses of this generation. Now 17 years old, Leah "Monet" Johnson began her acting career in 2009 at the age of 11, in a supporting role in the stage play "Through Talented Eyes" in which she portrays a young girl who was abused by her father. Since the launch of Leah's acting career, she has carved her way into the spotlight landing roles in numerous independent short films. Leah is know for her work on "The Jury" an ABC Drama Pilot (TV Movie) (2016) Directed by "Neil Burger", Skinned (TV Movie) (2014) Directed by LisaRaye McCoy, which also debuted her first single ("Reminiscing"), Slaw (2016), Breath: The Prequel (2014), and Imprisoned by Love (2013). As her film credits continues to build Leah believes in having a relentless work ethic to explore every aspect of the entertainment world. Leah shows her love for the arts by expanding her talents, making herself a valuable asset to the business. Leah is a talented Actress, Model, Singer, Guitar Player, Producer and Writer.
Leah N.H. Philpott
Leah N.H. Philpott is a Canadian actress born in St. John's, Newfoundland to Newfoundland Hockey Hall of Famer Ed Philpott and Canada Post worker Gloria Philpott. Although her hometown is Gander, Newfoundland, Philpott frequently moved around various parts of Canada growing up due to her father's post-hockey career as an RCMP officer. After earning her Bachelor of Arts in Theatre at York University in Toronto, ON, she worked as a theatre actress for several years. In 2010, Canadian comedy icons Kids In the Hall announced they'd be reuniting for Kids in the Hall: Death Comes to Town (2010) for CBC. Philpott was unable to make the auditions, so she drove 4 hours to slip her headshot and resume in casting director Stephanie Gorin's home mailbox. Philpott was soon hired as a stand-in for the duration of the series. A few days into the shoot, series star and co-creator Bruce McCulloch was so impressed by her work ethic and personality that he special requested her to audition for some new roles. She was subsequently cast and made her television debut in the show as Big City's Assistant D.A., who would appear in half the episodes of the series in scenes alongside all five of the show's stars. Since then, Philpott has worked steadily in front of the camera, including supporting roles in scenes alongside Kim Coates in Sony's A Dark Truth (2012) and Beth Grant and Tara Buck in MarVista's Great Plains (2016), as well as numerous award winning short films including Morning Zombies (2012), Caputo (2017), Life, Upgraded (2019), and In Sickness & In Health (2019), the latter of which she was nominated for "Best Supporting Actress" at the Sunny Side Up Film Festival. In 2019, she was cast in the Lionsgate family-fantasy-adventure film Adventures of Rufus: The Fantastic Pet (2020) as the movie's villain, the evil sorceress Lilith. The movie was released on May 26, 2020. Philpott appears in the drama A Thousand Little Cuts (2022) and stars as Rioghain in the mythological horror drama Afterwalker from director Dan Glaser, respectively due in late 2020 and early 2021.
Leah Nagy
Leah Nagy is an actor and assistant director, known for The Course (2007) and Firebite (2021).
Leah O'Rourke
Leah O'Rourke is an actress, known for Interference (2016) Normality (2014) and Fiddlers Walk (2006) Leah was born in Newry, County Down, Northern Ireland. Leah trained at The Guildford School Of Acting in London. Before going to drama school, Leah completed a Degree in English and Drama at Queen's University Belfast.
Leah Oganyan
Leah Oganyan is an actress, known for The Night (2020).
Leah Pellinkhof
Leah Pellinkhof is known for Count the Ways (2015), QueersLand (2012) and Lingerie Lunacy (2014).
