Monique Chemillier-Gendreau
Monique Chemillier-Gendreau is known for Un pays qui se tient sage (2020), Même pas peur! (2015) and Notre monde (2013).
Monique Coleman
Monique Coleman was born in Orangeburg, South Carolina, USA. She is an actress and producer, known for High School Musical (2006) and Gimme Mo (2018). She was previously married to Walter Jordan.
Monique Contreras Barajas
Monique Contreras Barajas is a producer and actress, known for Hollow Scream (2018), Dark Red (2022) and Josep and Shawn (2013).
Monique Cooper
Monique Cooper was born on August 17, 1979 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. She is an actress and producer, known for 1,3,2, 9pm (2015) and Bad News Bears (2005).
Monique Cynthia Brown
Monique Cynthia Brown is a British actress best known for her role in the 2019 Black Mirror episode, Striking Vipers. Born in the northern town of Huddersfield, Monique spent her early years training as a dancer and gained her degree at the Northern School of Contemporary Dance. After experiencing an injury, she decided to pursue a career in the British film industry and would go on to have a career spanning 10 years on international blockbuster films. Monique however never lost her passion for performing so in 2017 went to New York to study acting. She began her acting career within 6 months of starting her training when cast in Striking Vipers and would then go on to be in award-winning short film, Better Than Somedays. Monique is based and working in London.
Monique Day
Monique Day is known for Top Boy (2011) and Points of View (1961).
Monique DeMoan
Buxom and shapely brunette knockout Monique DeMoan was born Cheyenne August Camarillo on August 11, 1972 in Los Angeles, California. Of Spanish and Native American descent, Monique grew up in North Hollywood and Studio City, California. DeMoan got her start in the adult entertainment industry by contacting director/producer Ed Powers in 1993. Monique was married to adult film actor Jon Dough for twelve years and had a daughter with Dough in 2002. DeMoan made a brief comeback in 2007 after taking a hiatus for several years, but has since retired from the adult industry.
Monique Dorsey
Monique Dorsey is known for Baby Momma, Soul of the Family (2017) and And You Call Yourself a Christian (2022).
Monique Dupree
Newark, New Jersey native, Monique Dupree, also known by the title Tha True Original Gata and in some circles is referred to affectionately as The First Black Scream Queen. She has done independent horror films, fetish, comic-book, catalog and/or alternative modeling, local and national reality television and an occasional cross-over into mainstream television and cinema. This includes music, by way of her band Negro Childe(her former band with her husband) publishing, promotion, internet radio, fitness, production and pro-wrestling. (She tours behind the scenes in wrestling with former ECW star Tommy Dreamer in his promotion House of Hardcore as well as Impact Wrestling.) She is also a professional Cosplayer appearing at events and conventions. The most notable cosplay to date being, Wonderwoman, Nubia, Mohawk Storm and Marie Antoinette. Monique has 10 children with her husband, author Anthony Saint Thomas. She is involved in several grass-root charities and social outreach organizations. To date, Monique has completed upward of 100 films and television projects, inspired the creation of several comic-book heroines and consistently works and is for hire across the country and around the world.
Monique Edwards
Monique Edwards is an actor, singer, director and producer. Most recently, Ms. Edwards completed filming Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters with Robyn Lively and Bart Johnson. Among others, she has appeared in episodes of "Mr. Mercedes", "Conan", How I Met Your Mother, Friends and the academy award nominated film, "Lady Bird", starring Saoirse Ronan & Laurie Metcalf; written & directed by Greta Gerwig. Monique has also performed in "If All the Sky Were Paper", a play based on Andrew Carroll's collection of war letters featured in his best-selling books War Letters and Behind the Lines; directed by John Benitz. The performances took Monique to the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC., The Kirk Douglas Theatre in Los Angeles, The Lobero Theatre in Santa Barbara, and the Martha's Vineyard Performing Arts Center. Annette Bening, Laura Dern, Gary Cole, Mary Steenburgen, Ed Asner, Kate Mansi and Common are only a few of the actors she has had the pleasure of working with on this production. Following a 13-year volunteer relationship with the youth-arts organization group Voices in Harmony that mentored at-risk youth in the Los Angeles area, Monique traveled to Northern Uganda to work with youth in war-torn areas. That work was chronicled in the award-winning documentary "After Kony: Staging Hope." Subsequently, Ms. Edwards traveled to Washington D.C. with Resolve Uganda to lobby on behalf of peace in Northern Uganda. Earlier in her career, Monique worked on many acclaimed shows such as How I Met your Mother, Rizzoli & Isles and The Social Network. She became more generally known, though, by her recurring roles as Nurse Laurel Canyon on the critically acclaimed Chicago Hope and as Teena Davis in Steven Bochco's Philly. In 2014, Ms. Edwards had the west coast debut of her celebrated cabaret show "Swallow The Moon" at the legendary Gardenia Room in Los Angeles. Her stage credits include "If All the Sky Were Paper" with Annette Bening, Gary Cole, Common and Laura Dern; performed at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in Los Angeles, The Kennedy Center & the Lobero Theatre in Santa Barbara, CA., "My Child: Mothers of War" with Frances Fisher, Melina Kanakaredes, Mimi Rogers, Jean Smart; the award winning "Adam & Eva Maria" and "The Emerald Society". She received a nomination for Best Actress from the ADA for her work in the latter.
