D'Jarious Allen
D'Jarious Allen is known for Under His Influence (2023) and Kold x Windy (2023).
D'Kia Anderson
D'KIA ANDERSON can be seen in Lethal Weapon (FOX) and Nashville (CMT). She can also be seen in the Season 3 of Bosch (Amazon). Other TV credits include The Thundermans (Nickelodeon) and Happy Endings (ABC). D'KIA has also starred in a dozen national and international commercials. She can currently be seen in a Home Depot national commercial and in an upcoming national commercial for Consentyx. Throughout her time in Los Angeles, D'KIA has studied with some of the best acting coaches from Amy Lyndon, Brian Reise to Margie Haber. Her eagerness to learn from the best will never cease. D'KIA is currently starring in an independent feature film, TURNT and a web series, Off The Track (Artistic Standard TV). She has also had leading and supporting roles in several other independent projects. D'KIA tried her hand in filmmaking, completing a short film, Passing Period, which was accepted into The Cannes International Film Festival 2015. D'KIA had the opportunity to attend the festival in Cannes, France, where she was able to network and meet with other like-minded actors/filmmakers. This experience heightened her perspective on hard work and determination.
D'Kristian Lamar
D'Kristian Lamar is known for Caliginosity (2016), Cold Case (2003) and Players (2010).
D'Lai
It's no surprise that D'Lai is one of the United States' hottest comedians. He has excelled as a stand up comic and impressionist, playing to large audiences in a variety of theaters, where he can hold an audience in the palm of his hand. D'Lai comes from a humble background, hailing from Alexandria, Louisiana. It was there that he would derive his unique brand of comedy. His first appearance came at the local Funny Bone Club in Baton Rouge, LA. Now residing in Los Angeles, this vibrant star has gone on to appear on Showtime, HBO's All Def Comedy, his own 30 minute Special produced by Kevin Hart(LOL Network), BET's ComicView, and he's the Co- Star of the "Did You Miss Me" storytelling podcast. His quick wit and knockout smile are just an added bonus to an act that spins hilarious thoughts on current events and everyday happenings.
D'Leanne Lewis
D'Leanne is a Principal of Laing+Simmons Double Bay as well as being a Licensed Real Estate Agent, responsible for the sale of some of Sydney's most sought after properties. She is also one of Laing+Simmons's Networks highest consistently performing talents for the last 25 years. She has been honoured 3 times as the New South Wales Residential Salesperson of the Year by the Real Estate Institute of New South Wales. And has also been honoured by the Real Estate Institute of Australia by being named Australian Residential Salesperson of the Year. Most recently, D'Leanne has been honoured by the Real Estate Institute of New South Wales by winning the coveted Award for excellence in Auction Marketing. In addition to the awards from the Real Estate Institute, D'Leanne has been awarded the highest income producer in the National Laing+Simmons Group for the last 20 years.
D'Nico Greaves
D'Nico Greaves is an actor, known for Silverpoint (2022).
D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai
D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai is an actor, known for Reservation Dogs (2021), Creeped Out (2017) and Beans (2020).
D'Reec Z. Norton
D'Reec Z. Norton is known for Holland, Michigan, Someone Like You (2024) and Ride (2024).
D'Shon El Villano
D'Shon El Villano is an actor, known for The Illustrator (2020).
D'Urville Martin
D'Urville Martin was a key important, prolific and hugely engaging supporting actor who appeared with pleasing regularity in a handful of delightfully down'n'dirty 70s blaxploitation features. Martin was born on February 11, 1939 in New York City. D'Urville first began acting in the 1960s including the elevator attendant in "Rosemary's Baby". He soon became a principal recurring figure in the 70s blaxploitation cinema cycle. Martin acted in several movies with legendary blaxploitation icon Fred "The Hammer" Williamson; he was especially memorable as Williamson's reluctant partner Toby in the "Black Charley" pictures and old childhood chum Reverand Rufus in both the terrific "Black Caesar" and its solid sequel "Hell Up in Harlem." D'Urville popped up in two flicks for director William Girdler: he's the villainous Pilot in the Pam Grier vehicle "Sheba, Baby" and a flamboyant pimp in the enjoyably tacky "The Zebra Killer." Martin directed the hilarious Rudy Ray Moore comedy hoot "Dolemite" -- he also plays Willie Green in this film -- and "Disco 9000." Among the TV shows he did guest spots on are "Dr. Kildare," "Daniel Boone," "The Monkees," "The Man from U.N.C.L.E.," "The Invaders," "All in the Family," "Love, American Style," and "Ironside." Alas, D'Urville Martin had a hard partying lifestyle which directly lead to his unfortunate untimely death from a heart attack at age 45 on May 28, 1984.