Natalie May
Natalie May is an actress, known for Wait Until Dark (1982), Parasite (1982) and Gone to Seed (1992).
Natalie McClure
Natalie McClure is an actor, known for The Manual (2017) and The Wonderland Murders (2018).
Natalie McFetridge
Natalie McFetridge is known for Decoys 2: Alien Seduction (2007).
Natalie McIntosh
Natalie McIntosh is known for Food Choices (2016).
Natalie Mcconnon
Natalie Mcconnon is an actress, known for Wild Rose (2018).
Natalie Medlock
Natalie Medlock is a British-born New Zealand actress and writer best known for her role in Shortland Street as nurse Jill Kingsbury which she played from 3 February 2011 to 16 January 2012. She was born in 1986 on the 15th of October in Plymouth, England with her sister Kate Medlock, until her parents moved to New Zealand in 1999. A committed student, Natalie developed a love for stage work through her school teacher. Living in New Zealand, Natalie attended Wellington's best drama school Toi Whaakari. Beginning her career in the mid-2000s, Natalie received her breakthrough in 2011 with her role on the New Zealand soap opera Shortland Street. Her work in New Zealand television also includes roles on the fantasy drama The Almighty Johnsons (2012) and the sitcom Auckland Daze (2012-2013). In 2018, she joined the second season of Netflix's biographical drama series Roman Empire (2018) starring Aaron Jakubenko as the Roman Emperor Commodus. In 2015, Natalie directed the charitable stage production "Christ Almighty". Two years later in 2017, Natalie directed two film shorts including Goodness Grows Here (2017) and The Pact (2017).
Natalie Meetze
Natalie Meetze is known for The Puppetman (2023).
Natalie Mejer
Natalie Mejer is an actress, known for Kidnapping Mr. Heineken (2015), Dead Still (2014) and Zoo (2015).
Natalie Melo
Natalie Melo is an actress, known for Blue Bloods (2010) and Everything's Trash (2022).
Natalie Mendoza
Natalie Jackson Mendoza was born in Hong Kong of a Filipino/Spanish Jazz musician father and German/English mother. She had a bohemian upbringing with her six artist siblings living all over the world in Asia, Australia, England and NYC. She was raised as a child in Hong Kong and Australia. She studied Classical Acting at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School UK and Playhouse West LA. Natalie has enjoyed playing many lead roles in theater and had the honor to open the National Theatre's brand new Dorfman Theatre in London with the show Here Lies Love written by David Byrne and Fatboy Slim, directed by Alex Timbers, Natalie was cast as the lead role of Imelda Marcos and has received 5-star reviews for her interpretation of the role. Other theater credits include, Arms of Fire by Duncan Sheik and Steven Adler. She was selected from over 3000 women by Bono and Edge to play the original Arachne in Spiderman: Turn Off The Dark on Broadway. Cameron Macintosh originally discovered Natalie and had her star in Les Miserables and Miss Saigon Australia. Other credits include 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee MTC, Ghost, Lord of the Rings, Cats, and many more. After studying classical acting she moved onto do many plays including Romeo and Juliet, Coup D'Etat, 5 Kinds of Silence, Macbeth and many more. She has always worked in film and television from a young age and landed a 3-picture deal with Miramax at 19. She most recently appeared as one of the leads in Americana directed by Philip Noyce by ABC America and the British classic Midsomer Murders as Sasha Fleetwood. She is still best known for Descent 1 & 2 and her lead role of Jackie Clunes in BBC's drama Hotel Babylon. Natalie has moved on to writing and developing for her own film production company as well as recording an album she will be releasing later next year. She had a record deal with Virgin Records as a teenager in a Punk pop band. She won Best Film, Best Writer and Best Director for the 72 hr Film Festival held in LA in 2011. Natalie is also directing her first feature slated for release next year.