Gabrielle Allan

Gabrielle Allan é conhecida pelo seu trabalho em Scrubs (2001), Vice (2012) e Qual Seu Número? (2011). É casada com Rob Greenberg e tem dois filhos.

Gabrielle Alspaugh

Gabrielle Alspaugh é conhecida pelo seu trabalho em Shifter (2020), Iapetus (2019) e Camp Cold Brook (2018).

Gabrielle Ann Henry

Gabrielle Ann Henry é conhecida pelo seu trabalho em Intrusive Behavior (2013), Blood Widow (2014) e La Fleur De Mai (2011).

Gabrielle Anwar

Gabrielle Anwar nasceu o 4 de fevereiro de 1970 em Middlesex, Inglaterra. É atriz e produtora, conhecida pelo seu trabalho em Os Três Mosqueteiros (1993), Perfume de Mulher (1992) e Coisas para se Fazer em Denver Quando Você Está Morto (1995). É casada com Shareef Malnik desde o 6 de setembro de 2015. Foi casada com John Verea.

Gabrielle Atger

Gabrielle Atger nasceu o 22 de agosto de 1981 em Paris, França. É atriz, conhecida pelo seu trabalho em L'accident (2016), As Neves do Kilimandjaro (2011) e Le papillon (2002).

Gabrielle Avery

Gabrielle Avery é conhecida pelo seu trabalho em A Rose in Concrete, Devil's Domain (2016) e Lovers and Friends L.A (2016).

Gabrielle Baba-Conn

Gabrielle Baba-Conn é conhecida pelo seu trabalho em Out of the Frying Pan (2020), More Beautiful for Having Been Broken (2019) e Jen Foster: She (2014).

Gabrielle Balassone

Gabrielle Banville

Gabrielle Banville é conhecida pelo seu trabalho em We Are the Missing (2020), The Becky Carmichael Fan Club (2018) e Making Faces (2019).

Gabrielle Beaumont

Buckinghamshire-born Gabrielle Amanda Beaumont was the first woman to make a groundbreaking impact in Hollywood as a prolific director of episodic prime-time television. She worked on some of the most popular TV shows of the 80s and 90s, including M*A*S*H (1972), Dinastia (1981), Cagney & Lacey (1981), Hill Street Blues (1981), Miami Vice (1984), L.A. Law (1986) and Doutora Quinn (1993). She also became the first female director in charge of Star Trek episodes, working on Jornada nas Estrelas: A Nova Geração (1987) (including Booby Trap and Face of the Enemy, both ranking among the best of the series), as well as Jornada nas Estrelas: Deep Space Nine (1993) and Jornada nas Estrelas: Voyager (1995). Beaumont's family was steeped in the arts and entertainment. Her father, Gabriel Toyne, was a master swordsman, an actor, poet and stunt man. Her mother, Diana Beaumont, was a leading lady in British films and an accomplished comedienne on the West End stage. A great-uncle was the noted thespian Sir Gerald du Maurier, more famous today as the author of the novel Svengali. Gabrielle started out as a juvenile stage actress, debuting in a 1948 touring production of Peter Pan. She then spent five years with the ensemble of a repertory theatre company in London, appearing in classic plays like Billy Liar, Saint Joan and Five Finger Exercise. She had graduated to stage direction before joining the BBC as an editor, quickly working her way up the ladder to assistant director, production manager and producer. Having produced/directed and worked as occasional writer on several BBC documentaries and a couple of horror films, Beaumont travelled to Los Angeles in 1980 in search of new challenges. Hired by producer Aaron Spelling, she began her American sojourn by directing an episode of Vega$ (1978). She remained gainfully employed in Hollywood for the next two decades. Beaumont was a member of the Directors Guild of America, Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Beaumont retired to Fornalutx, a municipality on the Spanish island of Mallorca where she spent the last two decades of her life. She was formerly married to the actor and writer Olaf Pooley and to the cinematographer Michael J. Davis, both of whom predeceased her.