YaYa Gosselin
YaYa Gosselin is an American actress from Dallas, TX. She is of Mexican, French, Native American and English descent. YaYa started her acting journey at the The Clutts Agency in Dallas at the age of 5 when she was cast in a National Elmo commercial for Hasbro. She worked consistently in commercials till the age of 7 when she enrolled in acting classes at DTV Studios Acting for Film & Television where she still trains today. It didn't take long for YaYa to start contending for major roles. By 9 she had appeared in her first studio film, Peppermint, and co-starred on The Purge and 13 Reasons Why. She was cast to play Tali LaCroix in the planted FBI: Most Wanted pilot for CBS, was eventually upped to series regular, and appeared in 40 episodes along side Julian McMahon, stealing hearts along the way. At 10 years old she won the coveted lead role of Missy Moreno in Robert Rodriguez's new kids franchise We Can Be Heroes for Netflix, playing opposite Pedro Pascal and Priyanka Chopra-Jonas. The film had massive success becoming one of the most streamed films in 2021. A sequel is in development. In the fall of 2021, YaYa landed the lead role of Sam Torres in Apple TV+ new kids and family series Surfside Girls, based on the best selling graphic novel series of the same name. YaYa is passionate about playing non-stereotypical Latina characters. Outside of acting she is a dancer and an avid horse girl. She also plays the ukulele, guitar and piano proficiently. Her most sacred role is that of big sister to her sisters Pippa and Nico.
YaYa Truong Nhi
YaYa Truong Nhi is known for Fúria Feminina (2019), Ám Anh (2016) and Nha Co Nam Nang Tien (2013).
Yaacov Cohen
Yaacov Cohen was born on 27 September 1958 in Meknes, Morocco. He is an actor, known for Abba Ganuv (1987), Sh'Chur (1994) and Scaffolding (2017).
Yaak Karsunke
Yaak Karsunke was born on 4 June 1934 in Berlin, Germany. He is an actor, known for Ohne Nachsicht (1972), Aus einem deutschen Leben (1977) and Deuses da Peste (1970).
Yaakov Zada-Daniel
Yaakov Zada-Daniel was born on 25 December 1979 in Holon, Israel. He is an actor, known for Carthago (2022), Fauda (2015) and Next to Her (2014).
Yaamin Chowdhury
Yaamin Chowdhury is known for The Lazarus Project (2022), Platform 7 and The Essex Serpent (2022).
Yaani King Mondschein
New York native Yaani King began her career off-Broadway in "The Alchemist" at The Classic Stage Company. She segued into film and television with The Prince and Me (2004) with Julia Stiles, and Sex and the City (1998). After studying at The Actors Centre in London, Ms. King moved to Los Angeles and almost immediately landed a series regular role on the hit TNT show Saving Grace (2007) with Holly Hunter. In addition to having appeared in numerous guest starring roles on shows like Criminal Minds (2005), Major Crimes (2012), Extant (2014), CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2000) and the new SyFy drama The Magicians (2015), she now has had a number of recurring roles on shows like ABC's Blood & Oil (2015), The Haves and the Have Nots (2013) and NBC's Aquarius (2015). Yaani has since entered the exciting world of Video Game voice-over and motion-capture when she was cast as Riley in the award-winning The Last of Us: Left Behind (2014). Born and raised in Brooklyn and Queens, of Guyanese West Indian descent, Yaani spent her childhood watching her mother in theatre performing on stage. While attending LaGuardia High School of Performing Arts at Lincoln Center in NYC as a teen, Yaani recognized acting as her calling. In recent years, Yaani has combined her love for acting with her humanitarian work as a founding member of a group called Charitable Living with 10 other friends, with the mission to support foundations and charities in every way from fund-raising to cooking meals. King is also an active volunteer at Aviva Family and Children's Services, mentoring young actors. In Yaani's free time she enjoys spending quality time with her husband, actor Adam Mondschein.
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Yaasmeen Brown
Yaasmeen Brown is known for Heist 88 (2023), The Dreaming (2023) and All Bark (2020).
Yacine Djoumbaye
Yacine Djoumbaye is known for Snakehead (2021), Oh Black Jesus (2013) and Three Trembling Cities (2016).