Suzanne Pringle
Suzanne Pringle is a Canadian actor. She trained at the Neighbourhood Playhouse School of Theatre in New York, The Company of Rogues in Calgary, and The Second City in Toronto. She has worked in Vancouver, Calgary, Winnipeg, Montreal, and Toronto, working intermittently in art galleries to make use of her Art History degree.
Suzanne R. Neff
Award winning actress Suzanne R. Neff grew up singing and performing at a young age. Suzanne is a versatile actress landing roles from the loving mom, the pragmatic executive, to the clever villainess. Suzanne also has the unique ability to work globally as a local hire. She studied Theater and Speech Communication and, while in graduate school, met her soon-to-be husband. In 1992, she married him and the Marine Corps. Amidst deployments and family life, she would occasionally find time to audition for various projects. After moving to the Washington DC area in 2009 she made her film debut in the feature film, For the Glory. Suzanne has acted in short and feature films as well as national and international TV series. She loves spending time with her family, singing and serving in her church. She also enjoys teaching Communication Studies and doing voice-over work at a local college.
Suzanne Racz
Suzanne Racz is an actress and assistant director, known for Willow (2017), Baked Potato Night (2020) and The Krechel Sisters (2019).
Suzanne Rault-Balet
Suzanne Rault-Balet is known for Osmosis (2019), Philharmonia (2018) and Midnight Dreamers (2018).
Suzanne Renaud
Suzanne Renaud is an actress, known for Ruk Mai Leum (2019), Crime d'amour (2010) and The Real Ghosts (2019).
Suzanne Reuter
Suzanne Reuter grew up in Gothenburg and studied at the Acting School there 1976-1979. After a few years at the city theatre of Norrköping she made her film debut in Kjell Sundvall's Lyckans ost (1983). During the 1980s the TV audience could see her in comedy sketches in shows such as 'Razzel'. In the TV show 'Lorry' she worked together with Peter Dalle, Johan Ulveson and Claes Månsson, a movie followed by Yrrol - En kolossalt genomtänkt film (1994). Her funny parts has been contrasted in dramas, such as Lars Norén's Som löven i Vallombrosa (1995). Her various talents has made her one of the leading actresses in Sweden at the end of the 1990s.
Suzanne Rico
Suzanne Rico was born on January 26, 1965 in Santa Clara, California, USA. She is an actress, known for Disturbia (2007), The Company Men (2010) and Flashforward (2009). She is married to Ethan. They have two children.
Suzanne Riley-Whyte
Suzanne Riley-Whyte is known for Ouija House (2018).
Suzanne Ristic
Suzanne Ristic is known for White Noise (2005), 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007) and Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief (2010).
Suzanne Roche
Suzanne Roche is an English actress currently living in Los Angeles. After gaining a BA (Hons) degree in Drama and English at Roehampton University Suzanne went on to study acting at Paul McCartney's Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts. She was cast in her first professional role playing Joanne on the Channel 4 soap Brookside. Further television work includes playing Teresa opposite David Tennant in Casanova. Additional credits include extensive work in the Theatre, Radio Drama, Web Series, TV Commercials and Music Videos. Suzanne can be heard narrating Imagineear's Beatle's Tour of Liverpool and other voice over work includes The National Diversity Awards and The National Museums, Liverpool. 2013 saw the release of two feature films starring Suzanne - 'Saint Dracula 3D' directed by Rupesh Paul in which she plays Sister Agnes and 'Kunthapura' directed by Joe Eshwar playing the role of Emma Hall. Suzanne won the Best Actress Award at the 2013 Wirral International Film Festival for her role in 'One for the Road'. The music video she starred in for Del Amitri front man Justin Currie's 'If I Ever Loved You' was also nominated. Suzanne moved to Los Angeles in 2014 and has continued to build her credits since her arrival working in Commercials, Web Series, Theatre, Film and Television.
