Maria Thayer
Maria Thayer was born on October 30, 1975 in Boring, Oregon, USA. She is an actress and producer, known for Accepted (2006), State of Play (2009) and Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008).
Maria Thelma Smáradóttir
María Thelma graduated as an actress from the Iceland Academy of Arts in 2016, Just out of school she played Iris in the very well received TV series Prisoners (Fangar) Early 2017, she starred in the short film Miss Iceland that will premiere at the Reykjavík Film Festival (RIFF). María Thelma movie debut is Arctic where she had the privilege to star opposite Mads Mikkelsen. Arctic screen at Cannes Film Festival as part of the 'Official Selection' lineup. Maria Thelma currently under contract at the National Theatre of Iceland.
Maria Theodorakis
Maria Theodorakis is an Australian actress who has many credits in television, movies and theatre. She is best known for her roles in the television series CrashBurn and Marshall Law. She has also had guest roles in many television series including Blue Heelers, Stingers, Halifax f.p., State Coroner and Rush. Theodorakis has also appeared in a number of films including The Castle and Walking on Water, her role in which won her the 2002 Australian Film Institute Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role.
Maria Theresa Gow
Maria Theresa Gow was born on September 14, 1982 in Scotland. She is an actress, known for Urutoraman Gaia (1998), Kamen raidâ Daburu (2009) and Gojira X Mekagojira (2002).
Maria Tichinskaya
Maria Tichinskaya is known for Anora (2024).
Maria Tornberg
Maria Tornberg was born on October 20, 1972 in Helsingborg, Sweden. She is an actress and director, known for Lingonligan (2018).
Maria Torres
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Maria Tortuga
Maria Tortuga was born on September 14, 1949 in Seattle, Washington. Her mother was a member of the first Mexican folk dance company in the United States. Maria grew up in a family with three other siblings. Following graduation from high school Tortuga moved to California to pursue her interest in conceptual art. Maria studied with feminist artist Judy Chicago at the nonprofit arts and education center the Woman's Building in Los Angeles. In addition, Tortuga also studied both Spanish and flamenco dancing with renowned performer Roberto Amaral in the late 1970's as well as served as the flamenco soloist in the Layalina Folkloric Ensemble. After graduating with an MFA, Maria went on to work for many years as the principal designer at local carpet mills. Tortuga decided to supplement her income and express herself sexually by doing hardcore loops and modeling for assorted men's magazines (she often posed for photos with a bondage motif). Maria began appearing in explicit hardcore movies in the late 1970's; among the notable adult cinema directors she worked for are Gerard Damiano, William Margold, Don Christian, David Worth, Ed De Priest, Alan Colberg, and Vinnie Rossi. After retiring from the adult film industry in 1987, Maria decided to follow her key passion for dancing full time by moving to Chicago, Illinois and changing her name to Maria Gitana. Tortuga studied with the Spanish Dance Society and traveled over to Europe to dance for a while at Amor de Dios with Maria Magdalena, who was the Ballet Mistress of the Ballet Nacional de Espana. Maria was awarded a grant to study classical Spanish dance with Spanish Dance Society founding member Dame Marina Keet in 1992. After achieving the status of Maestra de Baile with the Spanish Dance Society, Tortuga returned to Chicago and started the flamenco dance troupe Manteca Colora. Maria moved back to her home state of Washington to be closer to her aging parents in 1998 and started the performing dance troupe Flamenco Gitana in 2004. Moreover, Tortuga taught dance and pilates at several local schools and community centers. Starting in 2010 Maria was the recipient of several Youth Arts Awards from the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture Affairs. Tortuga used the associated grant to establish cultural arts programs in flamenco dance at local youth centers. Maria also did the choreography for a number of local theater productions. Tortuga died from cancer at age 65 on November 3, 2014.
Maria Tran
Maria Tran is an award-winning and multi-talented US-based, Vietnamese-Australian actor, filmmaker, and martial artist. She has worked in various mediums including film, TV, stage and fight action choreography. Her international film credits include "Fist of the Dragon", "Death Mist", and "Tracer/Truy Sat". In 2013, she won the Breakout Female Performer award at the International Action on Film Festival and in 2016, she was awarded Female Action Performer of the Year at MartialCon. She is also the director and producer of "Hit Girls", a female-led action comedy. In Australia, she has appeared on several TV shows, including "My Place", "Maximum Choppage", "Street Smart" and "Fat Pizza". She has also worked as a stunt performer on movies such as Jackie Chan's "Bleeding Steel" and "MEG" in New Zealand. In 2022, five months after moving to the United States, she landed her breakthrough role as Madame Tien on the 10-episode crime drama Paramount+ series "Last King of the Cross" starring Tim Roth. Maria has also been involved in stage productions, including as a fight director and performer for Bell Shakespeare's "Macbeth" and her own theater production "Action Star" which premiered at the OzAsia Festival in Adelaide in 2022. She has received the prestigious $50,000 Create NSW Western Sydney Arts Fellowship award and established Phoenix Eye Films, a female-led film and art collective based in Western Sydney. Maria is also known for her documentary filmmaking work, including "Once Upon a Time in Cabramatta" and "My Mother, The Action Star", which won the award for Best Film at the WIFT-V Fest Film Festival. Occasionally, she also works as an action fight director for films such as "Ayotti" and "Terror Zone". Her micro-budget action thriller "Echo 8" has won several awards including Tokyo Film Awards for Best Film, Winner for Best Feature Film - Women's Film at the World Carnival-Singapore Film Festival and will be scheduled for a screening at the Art Gallery of NSW this year. Maria is a trailblazer who is known for her community, cultural, and development practices in the film, TV, and entertainment industry.
Maria Trinidad Cruz
Maria Trinidad Cruz is an actress, known for Turner Risk (2019).
