Nancy Rosenblum
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Nancy Rubin
Nancy Rubin is known for The Food That Built America (2019).
Nancy Ruiz
Nancy Ruiz is known for Our World (2007), Newsnight (1980) and The Cleveland Kidnappings (2021).
Nancy Rumball
Nancy Rumball is an actress, known for Life After Life (2022).
Nancy Salzman
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Nancy Sambataro
Nancy Sambataro is an actress, known for An Ocean Blue (2019), La Zona Elegida (2019) and El médico rural (2001).
Nancy Sandoval
A veteran of commercial/print work since 2008, Nancy emerged in 2014 as a dramatic and comedic actor in short films and web series. Among her more recent successes, she was nominated as Best Actress at the 2019 Madrid International Film Festival for her role as Margarita in the short film "Doormats," and starred for two seasons in the title role for the acclaimed web series, "Ginger," which she helped to create and write as well. She is Spanish-speaking, multi-ethnic, and of Native American heritage.
Nancy Saunders
This pretty, blonde 1940s B-movie starlet was the daughter of newspaperman Leonard Sanders and showgirl Blanche Thompson (who also appeared in a few silent pictures). By her own account, she was born in Hollywood as Nancy Lou Sanders on June 29 1925, the day of the Santa Barbara earthquake. Curiously, being in the movies had not been her primary career choice when she was spotted dancing at the Cocoanut Grove nightclub by journeyman actor and talent scout Don Dillaway. Dillaway took an instant shine to Nancy and managed to arrange a screen test at RKO. She passed muster and was rewarded with a six-month contract (being an experienced equestrian from the age of eight also helped clinch the deal). Before long, she found herself on the cover of Life magazine -- along with Jane Greer and Martha Hyer -- as one of 'nine hopefuls'. After five pictures, RKO dropped her option and Nancy moved over to Columbia where she went on to appear in no less than thirteen pictures in 1947 alone. Many of these were horse operas, including half a dozen of the Durango Kid series with Charles Starrett, shot at the Columbia ranch in Burbank. Nancy also doubled for Rita Hayworth in The Lady from Shanghai (1947) (wearing a blonde wig) and The Loves of Carmen (1948) (dressed as a gypsy). She was Gerald Mohr's leading lady in The Lone Wolf in London (1947) and popped up in a few Three Stooges comedies which she later said to have really enjoyed being in. When her Hollywood career began to falter in the early 50s, Nancy found work as a tour booking agent with Air Cal Airlines. In 1996, she came out of retirement for occasional TV guest appearances. She was predeceased by her husband of 43 years, a sales rep for Seagram and Jim Bean.
Nancy Schnabel
Nancy Schnabel is known for Gold Rush: Alaska (2010), Gold Rush: South America (2013) and Gold Rush: Parker's Trail (2017).
Nancy Schreiber
Nancy Schreiber ASC is an award-winning cinematographer based in Los Angeles and New York.. She was the fourth woman ever voted into membership in the prestigious American Society of Cinematographers and the first to receive the ASC's President's award in 2017. Schreiber was honored with Best Dramatic Cinematography Award at Sundance for " November" and shared that award for "My America:.Or Honk If You Love Buddah ". Schreiber garnered an Emmy nomination for Best Cinematography on HBO's Celluloid Closet , was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award for Chain of Desire, and was also one of Variety's 10 DPs to watch. Schreiber's work in television has been seen on Starz' P Valley , the FX show, Better Things, staring Pamela Adlon.on Shondaland and ABC's Station 19, and ABC's The Family with Joan Allen and Alison Pill. She also was the Director of Photography on the HBO series, The Comeback, with Lisa Kudrow and set the look for tv pilots such as In Plain Sight, for USA Network. Schreiber still enjoys shooting the occasional documentary, including CNN Film's critically acclaimed Linda Ronstadt: Sound of my Voice , produced by James Keach and directed by her long time collaborators, Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman. Schreiber's narrative work includes Mapplethorpe directed by Ondi Timoner, , Your Friends and Neighbors, directed by Neil La Bute, Loverboy , directed by Kevin Bacon, and The Nines directed by John August.