Roxy Shabestari
Roxy Shabestari is known for Rutherford Falls (2021), Just One Night (2019) and 100% (2019).
Roxy Shih
Roxy Shih is an internationally acclaimed Taiwanese-American producer and director. Her work is extremely versatile and she has worked with many independent companies both overseas and domestically. Roxy was one of ten chosen for the prestigious Armed With A Camera fellowship in 2011 and received a grant to direct a short film, Play Time, that premiered at the DGA and went on a successful film festival tour internationally. She has had her work shown at an array of festivals such as The LA Asian Pacific Film Festival, Cannes, SXSW, Toronto Independent, and Dances with Films. Roxy recently had her directorial debut, The Tribe, acquired by Empress Road Pictures. The film stars the illustrious Jessica Rothe (Parallels, La La Land), Anne Winters (Wicked City, Tyrant) and Michael Nardelli (The Collection). The film has garnered a lot of media attention and has won awards at prestigious festivals such as Best Narrative Feature at Nice International Film Festival and Best Debut Feature Film at The Female Eye Film Festival in Toronto.
Roxy Sternberg
Roxy Sternberg is an actress, known for Mars (2016), Emerald City (2016) and Chewing Gum (2015).
Roxy Tome
Roxy Tome is known for Not to Be Played With (2024) and Father Betrays Military Daughter (2023).
Roxy Wood
Roxy Wood is an actress, known for Supergirl (2015), Grace and Frankie (2015) and 2 Broke Girls (2011).
Roxzane T. Mims
Roxzane T Mims is an American Actress of Stage, film and Television. Her most notable work is a recurring role, Darlene on "Greenleaf". Most recently she has appeared on "P-Valley", "The Outsider", "Doom Patrol", and "Council of Dads". Later this year she will be seen in "Good Lord Bird" and is very excited about the upcoming release of the movie "The Farmer and the Belle" starring Jenn Gotzon Chandler & Jim Chandler. Roxzane's love for acting began at a very young age, participating in community theater regularly. She adored watching her mother on stage in Grand Rapids Michigan, where she grew up after moving from Detroit Mi. Her sister and her also had the same love for music as their mother who was an Opera Singer. She spent her High School years Singing in music groups alongside, the members of "Switch," "The Debarges" "Marvin Sapp" and" Byron Cage". She competed in a local Pageant in Wyoming Mi and won !st runner up, Talent and miss congeniality, losing to Kim Zimmer who would soon be known for "General Hospital". She spent many a day washing the dishes for 2 and 3 hours because she was creating plays in her head, instead of washing the dishes. Roxzane has also dipped her foot into the Directing pool with many 48 hr films as well as a short " Five Smooth Stones"that is used in some schools as a teaching tool for dealing with bullying . Her love for acting was second only to her desire to have a family. During College she met and fell in love, and put her acting career on hold while she started a family. Still doing community Theater, but focusing on her family. As her children grew up her renewed desire for a professional career was rekindled and in the mid 1990s she got back in the saddle. Slow but steady Roxzane is making her ascent to becoming a known professional actress.
Roy
Roy is known for Joji (2021).
Roy
Roy is known for Ee. Ma. Yau (2018).
Roy
Roy is known for The Business of Drugs (2020).
Roy 'King Roy' Williams Jr.
Roy L. Williams Jr, (born January 15, 2001) professionally known as King Roy, is an American actor, entertainer, and businessman. Roy was born and raised in the beautiful city of Savannah, GA. After graduating high school, he relocated to Atlanta, GA to attend college and pursue his dream of being an actor.