Catherine Byrne
Catherine Byrne was born in 1954 in Ireland. She is an actress, known for The Tudors (2007), Taffin (1988) and Nightflyers (2018). She has been married to John Olohan since September 26, 1980. They have two children.
Catherine Bégin
Catherine Bégin was born on April 22, 1939. She was an actress, known for Martyrs (2008), Laurence Anyways (2012) and Covergirl (1983). She died on December 29, 2013 in Montréal, Québec, Canada.
Catherine Bérubé
Catherine Bérubé is a French Canadian actress who starred in some of Quebec's prime shows such as Les jeunes loups, Toute la vérité and 19-2, for which she was nominated for a Gémeaux award. When Catherine wanted to learn English at age 19, she decided to study theatre at Dawson- an English College in Montreal Quebec and came out fully bilingual. A year after graduating, she booked her first role in the Award winning mini series Human Trafficking (Christian Duguay) and from there her career took off. Since then, you may have seen her in shows such as Sophie, Being Human, 19-2 (English version), The Art of More, in movies like Hallmark's Christmas with Holly and TV movie Second Chances or even "played" with Élise de la Serre in Ubisoft's video game Assassin's Creed: Unity, for which Catherine lent her voice and body via performance capture.
Catherine Cain
Catherine Cain has been around the entertainment industry for her entire young life. Catherine began modeling as a toddler and landed her first role as "Olivia MacDowell" in the HBO series People in New Jersey. She has appeared in a variety of other series, films and shorts. She has a twin brother, and won't let him ever forget that she is two minutes older.
Catherine Calaway
Catherine Calloway
Catherine Calloway is known for Dicktown (2020), Pica (2017) and A Trip to the S & M Dentist (2016).
Catherine Campbell
Catherine Campbell is an actress, known for The Girl Who Got Away (2021).
Catherine Campion
Catherine Campion is elated to be back in Minneapolis, after adventures in mackerel fishing in Ireland, cycling and cycling in Los Angeles and orchard buying in Ecuador. It's a long story; we'll tell you more later. Some of our favorite roles Catherine has played include a foul-mouthed cancer patient on Weeds; a Minnesota Iron Range mom standing up to Charlize Theron in North Country, directed by Niki Caro; and a nerdy gamer girl in the short film Silver, written by Diablo Cody. She's been an improviser since she was 11, which has helped her build a rewarding voice over career. Highlights include TV campaigns for Subaru, United Health and H&R Block; voicing Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow for the Iron Man video game; and Siri, in Ellen's iPhone, on the Ellen DeGeneres Show. Catherine got her start on the Equity stages of Minneapolis, where she appeared in plays at The Guthrie, Theatre de la Jeune Lune, Penumbra and The Children's Theater Company. She also performed throughout the Twin Cities as a cellist, keyboardist and vocalist, and continued her music career in Los Angeles, with Saint Motel, Motion City Soundtrack, Chan Poling (of The Suburbs & New Standards) and Fort King, to name a few. Her Irish parents gifted her with dual citizenship in the US and EU, which she has taken advantage of, living throughout Europe, as well as West Africa and South America. Because of all the stories she as amassed from around the world, Catherine is an award-winning Moth GrandSLAM Championship storyteller. Remember that orchard we mentioned? Well, if you're in the market for one, let us know, and we'll set up a showing... In addition to acting and travel, Catherine is passionate about helping others die with compassion, celebration and dignity. She's a certified Death Midwife through Sacred Crossings, end-of-life planning consultant, LA County Home Health Aide and certified hospice caregiver through The Twilight Brigade/Veterans Affairs.
Catherine Capozzi
Catherine Capozzi is a composer and actress, known for Clickbait (2019), Magnetic (2015) and Darling Pet Monkey (2020).
Catherine Cappiello
Catherine Cappiello is an actress, known for A Journey Through Pines (2017) and Easy Does It (2019).
