Farrah Laurel Abraham
Farrah Laurel Abraham born and raised in the Council Bluffs, Iowa and Omaha Nebraska Midwest. Farrah's family heritage her father Michael Abraham is Syrian, Lebanese and Italian. Farrah's Mother Debra Danielsen is danish, German, Sicilian European. Farrah's parents met in Arizona in their career field of top sales executives in the same company, Farrah has family still in Arizona and the Midwest and Denmark. Farrah Abraham is one to watch in 2019! Having started as a young reality television star on the famed MTV's 16 & Pregnant turned international celebrity on MTV's Teen Mom franchise the "OG" "Legend" of the franchise. Farrah left the franchise after 10 years to continue her developments in scripted genre. Farrah Abraham emerged as a New York Times Best Selling Author, Advocate for women empowerment, Keynote speaker, Serial Entrepreneur with a master class "Ambition Into Reality" to teach others entrepreneurship from her successes (Furnished by Farrah, Sophia Laurent Children's Boutique, Froco among her international brand) to name a few of her companies & Mother of 10 year old Sophia Abraham - Farrah Abraham has become an established public figure with a growing empire. At the tender age of 16, Abraham evolved from high school cheerleader and aspiring model to teenage mom-to-be as documented in the MTV series "16 & Pregnant." Abraham faced single motherhood head-on as she dealt with the passing of the father of her child two months prior to her daughter Sophia's birth. The young star's story would eventually captivate international audiences and make her a fan favorite, creating the opportunity for Abraham to star in MTV's spin-off series, "Teen Mom." After several seasons on MTV, Abraham pursued higher education and has continued to build her brand. Over the span of her blossoming career, Abraham has graced the covers of top magazines, such as Us Weekly and Life & Style. The reality star has also been featured on dozens of commercials and networks, including ABC, WE, VH1, MTV, Bravo, E!, FOX, NBC and many more! As a top reality television personality, Abraham has used her star power for advocacy projects. In August 2012, she released her first New York Times best-selling autobiography, My Teenage Dream Ended, which sold over 500,000 copies. Abraham's personal account of being a teen mother allowed her to reach fans on an international scale, which led to the release of her collection of therapeutic music singles. Through personal appearances, Abraham has become the main attraction at nightlife venues and exclusive events around the world, which leverages her wide range of endorsements. The entrepreneur works with beverage companies, lifestyle brands, as well as with parenting and education companies to spread positive messages about their organizations and products. Farrah enjoys commercial projects as well in feature film, as she continues to exercise her passions in acting, voice over work and developing new shows and films. Farrah is known for breaking the cycle, and she is proud to have diminished the negative stigmas associated with being a teen parent by showing her life example. She continues to rise above the negative stigmas associated with reality TV, and is looking forward to bringing her top work ethic, focus, and drive to expand upon her acting portfolio. She aspires to turn her love of writing into a screenplay to produce her first feature film based off of her best selling memoir. Farrah enlightens, educates and inspires everyone around her, Farrah is a force an influencer who influences change.
Farrah Mackenzie
This year, actress on the rise Farrah Mackenzie is positioned to take the entertainment industry by storm. She has established herself as a seasoned player in film and television, captivating audiences worldwide through the dynamic and emotionally complex characters brought to life on screen. Currently, Farrah is starring in Chuck Lorre's ("The Big Bang Theory") and CBS' new comedy series, "United States of Al" opposite Adhir Kalyan, Parker Young and Dean Norris. The series follows the friendship between Riley (Young), a Marine combat veteran struggling to readjust to civilian life in Ohio, and Awalmir, aka Al (Kalyan), the interpreter who served with his unit in Afghanistan and has just arrived to start a new life in America. Farrah stars as Hazel, Riley and Vanessa's (Kelli Goss) smart, fearless, and adventurous daughter. "United States of Al" is set to be released starting on April 1, 2021. In 2020, Farrah starred opposite John Cusack, Rainn Wilson, and Sasha Lane in Amazon's thriller series "Utopia." Created and Executive Produced by Gillian Flynn ("Gone Girl," "Sharp Objects"), the twisted thriller followed a group of young comic book fans who discover the conspiracy in a graphic novel is real and embark on a high stakes adventure to save humanity. Farrah shined as Alice, an adopted foster child who is bright and curious, with an unrelenting resolve when thrown into this dangerous world. Additional recent credits for Farrah include starring as Stella Parton in NBC's "Dolly Parton's Coat of Many Colors" and the Emmy-nominated, "Dolly Parton's Christmas of Many Colors: Circle of Love." Both television films were based on Dolly Parton's childhood growing up in Tennessee's Great Smoky Mountains in the 1950's, with a large family. In film, Farrah was seen in Magnolia Pictures' "Please Stand By" appearing as a younger Dakota Fanning. She also appeared in Steven Soderbergh's "Logan Lucky" (Fingerprint Releasing) opposite Channing Tatum and Katie Holmes, as Tatum and Holmes' daughter, Sadie Logan. Additional film credits include the 2020 Cinequest Festival selection "Ascension" (California Pictures), indie drama "Amanda McKay," "You Get Me" (Netflix), "Apartment 407" (Gravitas Ventures) and "Nanny Cam" (Lifetime). Born in Los Angeles to actors, Angela Little ("Walk Hard") and Andy Mackenzie ("Sushi Girl"), and granddaughter to DGA Award winning and Emmy Award nominated director, Will Mackenzie, Farrah was immersed in the arts from the time she was born. At five years old, she appeared in her first project, the indie fantasy short, "The Heart's Eye View" with her parents. She has been working ever since. Aside from acting, Farrah loves to read and is a big Harry Potter fan. She loves to spend time in the outdoors, and with her family.
Farrah Moan
Farrah Moan is an actor.
Farrah Thomas
Farrah Thomas is known for Because We Are Too Many (2023) and The Control Room (2022).
Farrah West
Farrah West is known for The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day (2009), Evil Dead (2013) and Lost (2004).
Farrel Hegarty
Farrel Hegarty is known for Big Boys Don't Cry (2020), My Dinner with Hervé (2018) and Emmerdale Farm (1972).
Farrell Candy
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Farren Blackburn
With a number of award winning shorts, tv dramas and feature films to his name, Farren is considered one of the most sought after UK Filmmakers working today. Currently in development with a number of feature and tv projects he was previously Lead Director and Executive Producer on Season 2 of Sky/AMC's hugely popular fantasy drama, A Discovery Of Witches prior to which he was Lead Director and Executive Producer on Netflix Original, young adult love story, The Innocents. He directed the psychological thriller, Shut In starring Naomi Watts for Luc Besson's Europacorp and the period Action film, Hammer Of The Gods for Vertigo and EOne. In 2012 he won the BAFTA Award for Best Drama Series for The Fades before going on to direct a number of leading international tv dramas including the season debut of Marvel's Daredevil, Iron Fist and The Defenders, the season 3 finale of the Golden Globe winning Luther, the BBC's remake of the classic science-fiction series, Survivors and the prestigious Doctor Who Christmas Special. Farren is represented by 42 Management in the UK and CAA in the US.
Farris Husseini
Farris Husseini is known for his work on GameStop: Rise of the Players (2022).
Farris Turner
Farris Anne Turner is an actress who was born on June 13, 2001 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. She first discovered her love of acting at the age of five, when she had the opportunity to be on stage in a local community theatre show. At the age of nine, she joined the cast of the National Tour of The Wizard of Oz and was most recently seen in the off-Broadway revival of Annie Warbucks in New York City. She entered the film industry at the age of thirteen, and has been consistently booking roles in projects ranging from indie films and television pilots, to music videos and commercials. Farris is known for her portrayal of 'darker' characters in films such as Doxa (2018) and Black (2017). Her latest project, F5 Teraphobia (2018) also falls in the 'thriller' genre. Her versatility as an actor is showcased through her performance in the pilot episode of Chaos Made: Behind the Scenes, as she plays the upbeat girl next door. Farris can also be seen in the most recent commercial for the Pixie App, and has worked on many faith-based projects for LifeWay and Cokesbury. Outside of acting, she enjoys playing ukulele and guitar, blogging/vlogging, teaching second grade at a bilingual school in Honduras, traveling and spending time with family. Farris loves homeschooling and being an only child, and the freedom that these have given her to pursue her dreams.