Actress and supermodel Lydia Hearst is the great-granddaughter of publishing scion William Randolph Hearst. She resides in Los Angeles and New York City, working full-time in both film and fashion. Born in New Haven, Connecticut, Lydia has also spent much time living in London and Paris. As a child she spent time on the set of John Waters' films with her mother, Patricia Hearst. This inspired her to pursue a career in entertainment. She now spends much time acting, writing, and developing film scripts. After graduating from Wilton High School, she enrolled in Sacred Heart University where she majored in Communications and Technology until she was discovered by fashion photographer Steven Meisel in 2003 and put on the cover of Vogue Italia in April 2004. Hearst has covered countless fashion magazines in Italy, France, Korea, Japan, Latin America and the United States. She has worked with the greatest photographers in the world including Steven Meisel, Patrick DeMarchelier, Ellen Von Unwerth, Mario Testino, Paulo Roversi, Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin, Bettina Rheims, Mark Abrams, Peter Lindbergh, and Terry Richardson. At the 2008 Michael Awards, Lydia was recognized as "Supermodel of the Year," as well as acknowledged and given the award for "Best International Supermodel" at the Madrid Glamour Awards on November 12. Hearst also won 'Best Actress' on October 22, 2015, at the International Film Festival Manhattan for her role of Chanel in Stealing Chanel, and she also received the "Rising Star Tribute" at the Napa Valley Film Festival in November 2015, for her rising status as a successful, working actress. At present, Lydia is seriously focusing on her acting and is a rising star in Hollywood. Her 5'7" stature and doll-like face has made her the perfect match for on-screen roles and print-work alike. Since stepping into the limelight, she has set runways, editorials, magazine covers, advertisements and film sets ablaze with a sophisticated, doll-like style and a dedicated no-nonsense attitude. Hearst can be seen in supporting roles in Gossip Girl (2009), Two Jacks (2011), Mistresses (2013), Cabin Fever: Patient Zero (2014) with Sean Astin, Desire (2014) with Johnny Knoxville, #Horror (2015) with Natasha Lyonne and Balthazar Getty, which premiered November 18, 2015 at the MoMA, and Two For One (2016) with Jonny Abrahams and Jason Biggs, and starring in films such as Automobile Waltz (2014) with Anton Yelchin, Condemned (2015) with Dylan Penn which premiered at Screamfest on October 18, 2015, Guys Reading Poems (2016) with Alexander Dreymon, Downside of Bliss (2016), Stealing Chanel (2015) with Carol Alt and Adam LaVorgna premiering on LMN fall 2015 and internationally spring 2016. Lydia can also be seen regularly guest-starring in the network series from Eli Roth and Blumhouse which premiered November 27, 2015, South of Hell, and in the romantic comedy, Swing State (2016) with Alexander Beh and Angela Kinsey, and supporting in Two For One (2017) with Jonny Abrahams and Jason Biggs. Lydia can most recently be seen as a reoccurring guest star as Pandora on SyFy's hit series Z Nation, playing the wife of Nicholas Cage in Between Worlds, co-starring with Hilary Duff in the psychological thriller The Haunting of Sharon Tate (2019), and in supporting roles in Grace & Grit alongside Mena Suvari (2020), and Root Letter (2020). Hearst married Chris Hardwick in Pasadena, California on August 20, 2016.
Lydia Hourihan is an actress and writer, known for Affected (2011), Sunset Dreams (2017) and Benny Loves You (2019).
Lydia House is an actress, known for Easy (2016).
Lydia Hull is known for Broken City (2013), National Lampoon's Van Wilder (2002) and Escape Plan 2: Hades (2018).
Lydia Hunter is an actress and producer, known for The Deck (2019), Love's Labours Lost (2020) and Shark Side of the Moon (2022).
Lydia Indjova was born on August 4, 1986 in Novorossiysk, Russia. Shortly after, her family moved to Bulgaria, settling in Sofia. At the age of 18, she attended the National Academy of Theatre and Film Arts in Sofia where she began shooting in student short films and later in series and feature films. After her graduation in 2008, she joined the Bulgarian Army Theatre where she starred in numerous shows. In 2013, she settled in Brussels, Belgium and got noticed by the director Manu Riche for his feature film Problemski Hotel (2015). This opportunity opened doors for her to many interesting roles such as Nadja Minikof in Okkupert (2015) and Zina in Glad IJs (2021). Lydia continued shooting in feature films and series in Bulgaria such as A Dose of Happiness (2019), (D)evil's Throat: Djavolskoto Garlo (2019), Father's Day (2019), Corpse Collector (2015) and starred in the leading role of Darina in the locally successful romantic comedy series Sunny Beach (2021). In 2021 she played Bianka Petrova in the second season of the Luxembourgish series Capitani (2019). Shortly after, Lydia settled in Luxembourg with her family.
Lydia Jessop is known for her work on Karpenter (2017).
Lydia Kandou was born on 21 February 1963 in Jakarta, Indonesia. She is an actress, known for Ramadhan dan Ramona (1992), Aladin dan Lampu Wasiat (1982) and Aisyah: Biarkan Kami Bersaudara (2016).
British actress Lydia Kay was born in Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire. Daughter to an artist and a guitarist she naturally grew up creative in many ways. From an early age Lydia decided that acting was the career for her, and everything she has achieved since has been in pursuit of this dream. When she was seven she first trod the boards with a local amateur dramatics group, and later went on to perform many times with the Leighton Buzzard Children's Theatre. It was through work with this group that Lydia began to fully realise her potential, not only with acting but singing and dance also. By the time she was headed for drama school Lydia had twelve years of experience on stage, as well as seven years training in dance (styles including street, jazz, modern and ballet). Lydia trained for three years at East 15 Acting School on the BA (Hons) World Performance course, and is privileged to belong to its first ever graduating year. The course was a valuable eye opener for Lydia, teaching her to strive for what she wants and exposing her to a huge range of different global performance techniques, which both intrigued and inspired her. The intensive training enabled her to develop her performance in Western acting styles but also to learn new disciplines such as Jingju, Balinese dance, Kecak, traditional Nigerian dance and drumming, Butoh and many more. Since graduating Lydia has been acting almost non-stop, with a great desire to progress into film and television. She has had several scare acting jobs, which were of great enjoyment, and has been warmly welcomed into the world of touring Pantomime. One of the greatest opportunities she had was the chance to perform everyday at the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games for Coca-Cola, in their interactive Beatbox building. An experience which has since influenced her to take up archery. She has also completed filming on the features 'Survivors' and 'Christmas Slay', and has a lead role coming up in 2014 in the high profile indie film 'Invasion of the Not Quite Dead'.