Corena Chase

Corena Chase is known for The Town (2010), 13 Going on 30 (2004) and Valentine's Day (2010).

Corentin Fila

Corentin Fila was born on September 28, 1988 in Paris. His mother is a specialized teacher and his father, David-Pierre Fila, of Congolese origin, is a documentary filmmaker. His childhood is rocked by a rich cultural environment, and his godfather is singer Zao. As a teenager, he goes to an ES baccalaureate and then gets a bachelor's degree in economics. Spotted in the street, he signed with the Elite agency and gained his independence through modeling. It is by chance that he arrives at comedy. In 2012, he attended a performance of Peter Brook's The Suit at the Bouffes du Nord Theater, performed by South African actors. It is at this moment that the click occurs. Struck by his artistic fiber, he enrolled in the free class of Cours Florent. During his first casting, he is noticed by André Téchiné who gives him the role of Tom, teenager who represses his homosexuality, in When we are 17 years old (2016). This role earned him a César nomination for the best male prospect, along with his playmate Kacey Mottet Klein.

Corentin Lobet

Corentin Lobet is an actor, known for Je fais le mort (2013), Indigènes (2006) and Voleurs de chevaux (2007).

Coretta Scott

Coretta Denesha-Scott Shaw (born July 3, 1987) is an American actress, singer, songwriter, and dancer. Born Senatobia, Mississippi and raised in Southaven, Mississippi. Shaw was first exposed to singing and dancing competitions as a young age child. At the age of 15, Coretta released the debut of her single, Luv of Da Mic, in 2003, and also spawned a music video to the Mid-south community. She auditioned for a spot to be on the Coca-Cola team and landed the deal. Coca-Cola Inc. allowed Shaw the opportunity to write a song for the upcoming Fanta commercial. Although, there was not a nationwide release of her works, as a result she received a position on the local television show "TeenBeats" in the state of Arkansas for co-host. The local televisions show "Da Show" in Memphis, subsequently asked Coretta to host several of their shows as well. Following these airings, Shaw appeared on UPN and channels 13 News. Alex and Marybeth, the hosts of the morning show, welcomed Coretta and her back-up dancers with open arms. In addition, Shaw was inducted in a prestigious sorority group named "Diamond Dolls Elite" where she performed in one of their movies, "Tear Drops" and frequently opened on stage. Coretta has had a leading role in the movie The Struggle and also a leading role Delta Bird Sings. Today Coretta is working on new music material, and other roles for future films.

Coretta Scott King

Coretta Scott King was born on April 27, 1927 in Marion, Alabama, USA. She is known for Nationtime - Gary (1972), In Remembrance of Martin (1986) and Eyes on the Prize (1987). She was married to Martin Luther King. She died on January 30, 2006 in Rosarito Beach, Baja California, Mexico.

Corey

Corey is known for Beautiful Something Left Behind (2020).

Corey A. Brooks

Corey A. Brooks is known for Friends Family & Lovers (2019), Secrets of A Side Chick (2022) and South Loop (2020).

Corey Allen

Corey Allen earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from UCLA in Theatre in 1954. While there, he received the department's Best Actor award and starred in the UCLA film, "A Time Out of War", which won the Academy Award & Cannes & Venice Film Festival for Best Short Film. Upon graduation, he appeared in approximately twenty plays in the Los Angeles area. Director Nicholas Ray spotted Allen and subsequently chose him for the role of "Buzz" in Rebel Without a Cause (1955). This led to featured roles in another dozen films such as Private Property (1960), Party Girl (1958), Darby's Rangers (1958) and The Chapman Report (1962). Allen also appeared in many leading television series including Perry Mason (1957) and Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955). Meanwhile, he created, directed for and co-produced the Freeway Circuit Theatre which toured the Southwest for six seasons. Allen also directed numerous Equity productions in Los Angeles theatres. This led to a thirty year directorial career in television and film during which he directed three movies including Avalanche; television movies including the Emmy winning The Ann Jillian Story (1988); created a dozen pilots for television series including Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987), Murder, She Wrote (1984), Simon & Simon (1981), Code Name: Foxfire (1985), Stone (1979) and Capitol (1982). He has earned two Directors Guild nominations for Best Direction in a television series, the Award for Cable Excellence for Best Direction of The Paper Chase (1978) and received an Emmy for Best Direction of a Hill Street Blues (1981). Throughout this career, Allen instructed acting, including three years at the Actors Workshop, and for the last nine years, conducted cold reading workshops at the Margie Haber Studio. This year, Allen was presented with an honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from Columbia College-Holllywood for his work in helping to create their acting and directing curricula.

Corey Allen Kotler

Native New Yorker actor/comedian Corey Allen Kotler, who was featured in Taylor Swift's Wildest Dreams video is a sketch comedy regular on late night talk shows; The Tonight Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live! & MTV Movie Awards using his facial ambidextrous comedic chops honed from training w/Chicago's Second City & legendary NYC stand-up venues; The Bitter End, Village Gate & The Apollo Theater. Bamboozling Howard Stern into believing he was an actual authentic Hasidic Rabbi, Rabbi Chaim Goldwasser, Kotler made his unorthodox television debut in 1991. Corey Allen Kotler was born and raised in Bayside, Queens, New York. During his freshman year at Nassau Community College he broke into stand-up comedy. Kotler debuted on an episode of 'the Howard Stern Show' on WWOR TV. Corey relocated to Chicago to study improvisation with the legendary Second City where his teachers included a young unknown Steve Carell. While in Chicago, he was cast as an original member of the hit play, Tony & Tina's Wedding. After a year with the company, he decided to move back to New York and finish college. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Broadcasting at the CW Post Campus of Long Island University. Since relocating to Los Angeles, Corey's more recent television highlights include: Heroes, Ugly Betty, ER, Nip/Tuck, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Rizzoli and Isles and Jimmy Kimmel Live! MTV Movie Awards, Teen Choice Awards as well as various sketches on The Tonight Show. Corey's also appeared in over 22 national TV commercials as well as numerous independent films.

Corey Anderson