Maiko Kikuchi

Maiko Kikuchi é conhecida pelo seu trabalho em Os 47 Ronins e o Fantasma de Yotsuya (1994), Rampo (1994) e Futarikko (1996).

Maiko Onohara

Maiko Onohara é conhecida pelo seu trabalho em Chô-gitai ningen (2019), Red Line Crossing (2017) e Afeto Profundo (2021).

Maiko Ouchi

Maiko Ouchi is known for Love Is A Poison (2024), Fermat's Cuisine (2023) and Kururi: Dare ga Watashi to Koi wo Shita? (2024).

Maikol Villa Puey

Maikol Villa Puey é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Viva (2015).

Maikon Gustavo Fortunato

Maikon Gustavo Fortunato é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Operação Maré Negra (2022).

Maila Hosie

Maila Hosie é conhecida pelo seu trabalho em Longlegs: Vínculo Mortal (2024).

Maila Latukefu

Maila Latukefu é conhecida pelo seu trabalho em Os Contatinhos de Lauren (2021).

Maile Carpenter

Maile Dudeck

Maile Dudeck é conhecida pelo seu trabalho em Mom (2013), Quantum Leap: Contratempos (2022) e I Love You, America (2017).

Maile Flanagan

Maile Flanagan won an Emmy for Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program for Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks (2003) in 2006. She was born in Honolulu, Hawaii. She lived in Bangkok, Nurnberg and Munich, and then attended Boston College. After Boston College, she was in the improv comedy troupe Every Mother's Nightmare with Wayne Wilderson, Tom McCarthy, Andrea Beutner (Hutchman), Kevin Kappock, Peter Civetta and Nancy Walls (Carell) and others in Minneapolis. Did stand-up and improv in Minneapolis at the Comedy Gallery and Knuckleheads and also with Dudley Riggs' Brave New Workshop. She moved to to LA with the Theatre 911's production of Bad Seed, which won an LA Weekly award for Best Comedy Ensemble. She does television, commercials, animation and and film and was nominated for an Annie Award for Voice Acting in an Animated Television Program at the 32nd Annual Annie Awards in 2005. She has numerous LA theater credits including working with writer/director Justin Tanner at Third Stage in Burbank in his shows "Wife Swappers", "Pot Mom", "Oklahomo!", "Zombie Attack!" and "The Strip".