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Rylee is a young actress living in Los Angeles, California. Her father is actor/voice over actor Carlos Alazraqui. At a young age, she's watched her father act and voice record. With a few commercials under her belt, she easily fell into the same acting path and simply loves to perform. Besides attending school, she enjoys gymnastics and dance.

Born in Newport Beach, California, Rylee has been working in the entertainment industry since she was three years old. Starting in print modeling, then on to Community Theater, her career has expanded into TV and radio commercials, television and film.

Recent television credits include; Lost, Modern Family and Chase. Rylee portrayed a young Connie Stevens in the thriller Saving Grace B. Jones with a theatre release date of September 2011. Rylee's numerous voice-overs and ADR work include: Avatar, Polar Express, Madagascar 1 and 2, War of the Worlds, and Kung Fu Panda.

Rylee currently studies acting in Los Angeles with Dennis LaValle and Michael Woolson.

Rylee is passionate about helping others. Her empathy runs deep with regard to the needs of the less fortunate. Rylee's interests include sponsorship of two children through World Vision in which her commitment to continue supporting them is until they reach age sixteen. She also participates in Champions Run for Life, "Torch Run" which benefits Jonathan Jaques Children's Cancer Center.

When there is down time Rylee enjoys horseback riding, surfing and being with friends.

Rylee Neilly-Large was born on 10 June 2011 in Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK. He is an actor, known for Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves (2023), Say Nothing (2024) and The Sniper's Daughter.

Rylee Hosford is known for The Young Offenders (2018) and Saint Patrick: Born in Britain, Made in Ireland (2025).

Rylee Arnold was born on 5 June 2005 in Provo, Utah, USA.

Jadyn was born just outside of Toronto Ontario, Canada in 2006. From a very young age Jadyn loved to perform and entertain her friends and family. In 2012 Jadyn started formal singing lessons and found a school in which she she truly excelled. Jadyn amassed hundreds of thousands of fans on social media platforms such as YouTube and Instagram with cover songs and original music. I

n 2017/2018 she toured with the Minipopkids in Canada. She hit ticketed events, fundraisers, concerts, and stages all over Ontario. In June 2019, Jadyn released her first original album at the age of 13 called "Voice of Change'. Jadyn has been performing on stage since she was six years old and loves nothing more than to make people smile.

Jadyn was fortunate enough to be discovered by Sean Penn and asked to audition for his movie "Flag Day". This was Jadyns first acting experience but it set her on her performing arts trajectory.

Jadyn recently completed her second studio album called "Rewind" and regularly heads to the Nashville area for recording and production.

Rylee Marshall is known for Grown-ish (2018) and Chicago P.D. (2014).

Rylee Reagan is known for Girl Who Vanished, Where Flowers Won't Grow (2024) and The Witch of Wander Lane.

Rylee Jean Ebsen was born and raised in Los Angeles California. She studied film production at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, where she earned a B.F.A in Film & TV production. Her paternal grandfather was actor/dancer, Buddy Ebsen. Her maternal grandfather is comedian, advertising creative director, and radio personality, Stan Freberg. She enjoys every aspect of filmmaking. She's a writer, actress, director, editor, and production designer.

Shaun Rylee is an award-winning actress, screenwriter, director and filmmaker in the French Riviera near Cannes.

She earned a university BA degree in Film Studies and Production, while also acting in several plays, horror films and music videos before going on to complete a graduate degree in Psychology. Professionally, her industry work has spanned several states, first behind the scenes in Los Angeles, CA in casting and infomercials, then Colorado, where she filmed The Lone Ranger. She was offered a role in a Japanese horror film in 2011. The following year, she worked for the Tribeca Film Festival in NYC and later, the Austin Film Festival in 2019.

Upon making her way back to Los Angeles, she quickly scored her first television role on AMC's Mad Men. The recognition from this role paved the way toward being scouted for several period-centric projects, including the first season of Masters of Sex on Showtime, the mini-series Mob City on TNT, and the films Jersey Boys and Love and Mercy.

She has been featured on such shows as Community, Scandal, Hello Ladies, Parks and Recreation, Californication and HBO's Newsroom, as well as a handful of hip-hop music videos. In the award-winning short, Laboratory Conditions, she served as a body double and stand-in for Marissa Tomei, and had roles in the festival-winning feature Damn Foreigners and scientific thriller Transcendence, her third film that starred Johnny Depp.

As an independent filmmaker, Shaun Rylee creates within the drama, thriller, romantic and experimental genres. In the upcoming features, 'better.' and 'Vol et Nocturne,' she serves as producer and costar, both projects in which she wrote based on actual events from her life. Together, her films and screenplays have earned 217 awards (as of mid-August 2024), with 107 top prizes. Her short film, 'Question Everything' (2020) started on the festival circuit in late 2021, garnering 90 accolades at festivals around the world, including 42 festival wins. The film was made during the pandemic with actor Jason R Moore and her trusted filmmaking team of Scott Engrotti and Stefano Milla. 'You Don't Deserve This' was the followup experimental drama, earning 64 awards with 32 wins (as of mid-August 2024). Both 'Question Everything' and 'You Don't Deserve This' played at venues co-current during the 2024 Cannes Film Festival, with 'You Don't Deserve This' screening during Marché du Film via Cannes 7th Art Awards, where it won an Audience Award for Experimental FIlm. 'Question Everything' earned Finalist (2nd place) at the French Riviera Film Festival during this time.

Shaun Rylee continues to also write screenplays and focus on upcoming productions. After relocating to Las Vegas for a few years, she now resides on the French Riviera, where she is creating film projects for France and co-productions with other countries.

Rylee O'Brien is known for MusicClubKids! (2021).

Rylee Singer is known for How Do You Dream (2025), Roller Junkies! (2022) and Living the Dream.

Rylee Cravens, known professionally as Rylee Ryan, is an American actress. She was born on February 7, 1998 in Belleville, Illinois. She is best known for her award winning role for Best Actress playing the popular, blonde, teenage high school student Savannah Swanson in the TV series Up on High Ground.

Rylee began acting at age 10. She was cast into her first acting role in the St. Louis independent feature film "Hercules: The Brave and the Bold" in 2012. In late 2012, Cravens was invited to play a significant role in the short film "To Inflict". She also sang vocals in the opening credits title theme for the TV series she starred in: "Up on High Ground".

Rylee won the Roku Detaron TV Best Actress award in 2020 for her role as Savannah Swanson in "Up on High Ground". Having graduated from California State University, Northridge in 2019 and after receiving further critical praise, following her success with independent films and television, Rylee has been appearing in big-budget feature films such as Ford v. Ferrari (2019), The Way Back (2020), and The Babysitter: Killer Queen (2020).

Rylee McKinney is known for Abductophobia (2024), Rubicon (2024) and Get Real (2024).

Rylee Kuberra is known for Abroad (2023), Anhyzer and Small Town Girl.

Rylee Caldwell is known for Screamboat (2025).

Rylee Bolls is known for Smoothie (2024), The Tickle Monster and Batman: Heart of Ice (2023).

Rylee Bannan is known for Dusk (2018), The Woodsman and Hafu (2025).

Rylee Brooke Kamahele is a visionary leader, passionate performer, and advocate for change hailing from Honolulu, Hawaii. As the founder of The Catalyst's Club, a youth-run nonprofit established in 2016, Rylee empowers children and youth to be catalysts for meaningful change in their communities and beyond. Under her leadership, The Catalyst's Club oversees 8 organizations and 37 programs, all focused on creating opportunities for youth to make a positive impact on the world.

Rylee's dedication to service is evident in her extensive community work, averaging over 600 hours of hands-on service annually.

A natural performer, Rylee's journey in the entertainment industry began at 8 years old. She has appeared in television programs, films, and commercials, and her charisma shines as a media producer and host. She directed and co-produced shows under 'Olelo Community Media, including the "For Kids By Kids Show", which highlighted Hawaii's talented youth, and co-hosted Rise Up Radio Hawaii, giving youth a platform to share their stories statewide and globally. Rylee was also a regular host for Brown Bags to Stardom and an advocate for youth empowerment on the local TV program KHON2's Living 808.

As an entrepreneur, Rylee leds Ry's Company LLC, which she founded at just 8 years old and managed two businesses: Brookie B and Glamour Kitty Collective. Although she has since closed those businesses, she continues her entrepreneurship as a freelance consultant, social media manager, keynote speaker, and coach.

Rylee's influence extends into education and workforce development through her work with The Catalyst's Club, promoting leadership, cultural connection, and sustainable practices. She partners with schools and organizations to provide curated workshops, educational opportunities, and programs that connect youth to meaningful career pathways.

For Rylee, success is about leaving a legacy of positive change. Whether through her nonprofit work, media presence, or creative endeavors, her ultimate goal is to inspire others and amplify youth voices to build a better future.

Rylee Stiles is known for Diary of a Wimpy Kid (2010), Love Happens (2009) and Pictures of Hollis Woods (2007).

Rylee Thompson was born on 7 November 2013 in New York. She is an actress, known for Guilty Innocent (2016) and Love in Storytown.

Rylee MacKenzie is known for Rumbo: First Pee (2022), The Mission (2022) and Patter (2022).

To everyone who knows Rylee Mackintosh, she's loyal, kind, hardworking, dedicated, down-to-earth, and a little bit quirky. Allow Rylee to get into character and you'll be intrigued.

Rylee has appeared in numerous film, commercial and television productions including Aquaman, Marvels Thor: Ragnarok and, Harrow, just to name a few. Rylee's ability to get into the mindset of certain characters has been highly regarded by The Actors Pulse, with Billy Milionis awarding Rylee with a scholarship at the school. Rylee's determination doesn't stop there. She has taken up a part-time Bachelor of Justice at QUT, not to work in law enforcement but to research characters from a criminal law and psychological perspective. Rylee has also studied with Emmy Award Nominee, Tom McSweeney, Warehouse Workshop, The Australian Actors Centre, National Institute of Dramatic Arts and has studied with Hugh Parker and Teraze Burke.

What makes Rylee the woman she is? She believes its's her upbringing that has helped her to live Dwayne Johnson's mantra, "Be humble, be hungry, and always be the hardest worker in the room". Growing up in the Western suburbs of Brisbane with her family, Rylee was exposed to the view of 'experiences over possessions', a view which opened her eyes to the world and to opportunity. There was nothing Rylee wouldn't try as a kid, from quad biking and sky diving to free falling and diving with sharks! It's no wonder Rylee is so bold and ambitious in everything she does.

After living in Sydney and learning how to survive on two-minute noodles and repairing her car with duct tape and travelling to New Zealand, Fiji, the USA and China where she experienced the celebrity effect of having blonde hair and green eyes, Rylee currently resides in Brisbane. Rylee can be reached via her agent, EGO Management.

Rylee Banks is known for Life's a Dance (2020) and Surviving and Thriving After High School (2024).