Ruth Nkweti
Ruth Nkweti is a Cameroonian actress, writer and producer. She is a revolutionary storyteller and an advocate for the underprivileged. Though shuttling from Nigeria, Cameroon and the USA, Ruth Nkweti was born in the small town of Tiko in the southwest Region of Cameroon. She grew up with her brother and two sisters under the same rum as her mom and dad. Though she had always been writing and directing plays in secondary school, she made a career in acting in 2006. After several movies to her credit, she became a producer in 2016.
Ruth Okereafor
Ruth Okereafor is known for Dinner at My Place (2022).
Ruth Ollman
Ruth Ollman is an actress, known for Love Spreads (2021), Last Summer (2018) and Pink Wall (2019).
Ruth Paine
Ruth Paine was born on September 3, 1932 in the USA. She was previously married to Michael R. Paine.
Ruth Paxton
Ruth Paxton is known for Paris/Sexy (2010), Be Still My Beating Heart (2019) and Nevada (2012).
Ruth Payne
Ruth Payne is known for How to Be: Behzinga (2020).
Ruth Platt
Ruth Platt is a writer/director. Her BFI supported genre film, Martyrs Lane, is on Shudder. Her micro budget feature The Black Forest premiered at Edinburgh Film Festival in 2019 and was nominated for The Michael Powell Award for Best British Film. She read English Literature at University College, Oxford, before training at RADA, leaving in her second year.
Ruth Pointer
Soul and R&B singer Ruth Pointer was born on March 19, 1946 in Oakland, California. She's the eldest member of the hugely popular and successful soul and R&B group The Pointer Sisters. Ruth began her formal vocal training as director of the junior choir at her priest father Elton Pointer's church The Church of God. Ruth got married right after graduating from high school and had two children. She worked as a keypunch operator prior to joining The Pointer Sisters in December, 1972. Ruth contributed the song "Streets of Gold" to the soundtrack of the Disney feature "Oliver & Company" and sings a song with Billy Vera on the soundtrack for "Iron Eagle II." Ruth is an international spokesperson for the USO and has traveled on several occasions overseas to put on solo shows for American soldiers stationed in various foreign countries. In addition, Ruth works for such charities as the Special Olympics and Best Buddies. She sings background vocals on Celine Dion's 1990 album "Unison." Ruth married her second husband Michael Sayles in the garden of her Malibu, California home in 1990 and gave birth to twins at age 47. Ruth lives with her husband Michael at his home in Hopedale, Massachusetts. Ruth Pointer still continues to sing and perform with The Pointer Sisters along with her sister Anita and daughter Issa.
Ruth Posner
Ruth Posner was born in 1933 in Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland. She is an actress, known for Do I Love You? (2002), Apparitions (2008) and Timeless (2005).
Ruth Ramos
Actress and Performer originally from Tijuana, Baja Californi, México. She is an active member of the Arrogante Albino stage group in Guadalajara. She participated in different film festivals and performed in different scenic spaces inside and outside of Guadalajara, to mention, "De cómo alejar la culpa de tu casa" (2018)", a project developed during the PreMaco art show in Guadalajara. In 2020 she premiered "Canción de Invierno", the debut feature by Silvana Lazaro graduated from ENAC, competing for the Maguey Award at the Guadalajara International Film Festival. And "Fractal" by Mariana Gonzalez at the Malaga Festival, Spain. She is well recognized for her performance in "La Región Salvaje" by director Amat Escalante. Nowadays we can see her performing in the new Netflix TV-Series directed by Diego Luna "Todo va a estar bien" and in "Srta. 89" directed by Lucia Puenzo for Starz Play.