Cathy Natafitria Fakandi
Cathy Natafitria Fakandi is known for DreadOut (2019), The Other Side (2022) and TLC: TV, Love, Cinema (2023).
Cathy Nesbitt-Stein
Cathy Nesbitt-Stein was born on April 19, 1959 in Canton, Ohio, USA. She is the mother of Vivi-Anne Stein and She owns a dance studio named Candy Apple's Dance Center, located in Canton, Ohio, USA. In the beginning of the series, Cathy entered her daughter into Abby Lee Dance Company but, Quit later in the first season. Since leaving the ALDC (Abby Lee Dance Company) for her own studio, Cathy has continually feuded with Abby Lee Miller and other members of the ALDC, getting into arguments and exchanging insults with them at competitions. Into the third season, Cathy had an especially bad relationship with Christi Lukasiak among the moms, with this eventually being replaced by a mutual hostility with Jill Vertes.
Cathy O'Dell
Cathy O'Dell is an actress, known for Requiem for the Damned (2012), Banshee (2013) and Last Flag Flying (2017).
Cathy O'Donnell
Born and raised in Alabama as Ann Steely, O'Donnell attended high school and college in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, then worked as a stenographer to finance a trip to Hollywood, where she was spotted by a talent scout, leading to her being signed to a contract by producer Samuel Goldwyn. Recognizing her talent and appeal through a thick Southern accent, Goldwyn arranged rigorous voice & theatrical training at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and elsewhere, bestowed on her a winsome Irish stage name, and cast her in The Best Years of Our Lives (1946). This film's success boded well for Cathy's career, and soon she was starred in the now-classic They Live by Night (1948). However, her rise in films was checked when, on Sunday, April 11th, 1948, at age 24, she married 48-year-old producer Robert Wyler, older brother of one of Hollywood's most accomplished directors, William Wyler, whose own long-term contract with Goldwyn had recently ended acrimoniously. The irate Goldwyn abruptly canceled her contract; thereafter she had no lasting association with any studio or producer. Her most memorable roles of the 1950s were in classic Films Noirs, such as Detective Story (1951), where her sincere, sweet girl-next-door persona was at odds with those films' dark, gritty milieu. Her last and most famous film was Ben-Hur (1959), after whose enormous success she worked on TV until 1961. Belying Goldwyn's opinion, her marriage to Wyler proved happy, though childless. Her death on their 22nd wedding anniversary, Saturday, April 11th, 1970, followed a long struggle with cancer.
Cathy O'Neil
Cathy O'Neil is known for The Social Dilemma (2020), The Moneychangers (2016) and The Divide (2015).
Cathy Palenne
Cathy Palenne is an actress, known for Vermin (2018), 28' (2012) and Ce soir (ou jamais!) (2006).
Cathy Plesko
Cathy Plesko is known for How the Earth Works (2013), How the Universe Works (2010) and Nova (1974).
Cathy Rankin
Cathy Rankin is an established entertainment personality with a television and film career spanning over 17 years. Her credits include starring and featured roles in commercial Television and film, hosting, interviewing, spokesperson, voiceover and print. Cathy's background in marketing, advertising and PR adds to her brand, giving her the ability to contribute both on and off camera, from concept creation, strategic planning, branding, promotions and communications, to research, writing and editing. As a host and reporter, Cathy has worked on many national and international network and cable TV shows. She has conducted in-depth and Red Carpet interviews with a wide variety of notable celebrities in sports and entertainment, from Bob Costas and Chris Collinsworth, to Pam Anderson, Jordin Sparks and many more. She is also a bankable spokesperson and show host with multiple national infomercials that have successfully generated over $200 million dollars for various companies, giving her an extensive background of interviewing a wide range of CEOs, authors, and entrepreneurs. This diverse work has given her the ability to relate in any genre to both the subject of the interview, as well as her audience with a positive, down to earth style and off the cuff humor and candor. Cathy has been featured as a Red Carpet host for multiple Superbowl events, Muhammad Ali's Celebrity Fight Night, the Sports Emmy Awards and more. In 2004, her Monday Night Football promo with Leslie Nielsen was nominated for a Sports Emmy Award in the same category as the Olympics. Throughout her career, Cathy has also been involved in one of her biggest passions - music - from a young age. Her sister was a working drummer in an all-female hard rock band, her grandfather a professional touring Big Band musician, and her grandmother a symphony violinist. Inspired by these influences and with a love of rock and roll, she has enjoyed collaborating with many musician friends over the years, culminating in her recent position as lead vocalist for two established corporate and event bands, Daisy Train and Superhero. With her love of music, Cathy was thrilled to also take on a co-producing role with Brickhouse.TV in 2017, hosting a channel that covers a variety of national musical artists and acts at various venues. Cathy's most recent in-depth interviews include bands and artists such as Everclear, Winger, the Sweet, Fishbone, Warrant, Lita Ford, John Waite, Ratt, Puddle of Mudd, Kix and many more. Cathy continues to grow and evolve her brand through her ongoing collaborative projects and creative pursuits in music, television and film. Off camera, she enjoys spending time with her daughter and family, traveling, and giving back to our Military Veterans through her charity calendar project, which has been a deeply personal and ongoing commitment.
Cathy Rigby
Cathy Rigby was born on December 12, 1952 in Los Alamitos, California, USA. She is known for Peter Pan (2000), The Six Million Dollar Man (1974) and McKenna Shoots for the Stars (2012). She has been married to Tom McCoy since September 11, 1982. They have two children. She was previously married to Tommy Mason.
Cathy Salvodon
Cathy Salvodon is an actress and producer, known for The Blacklist (2013), Blindspot (2015) and Jessica Jones (2015).
