Elise Neal

Actress and producer in television and film

Elise Neal - Performers & Entertainers born March 14th, 1966
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An accomplished actress and producer, this individual has built a notable career in both film and television. Career began in the early 1990s, leading to appearances in prominent shows and movies. The role in the television series 'All of Us' and a part in the film 'Logan' are particularly recognized. Over the years, involvement in various productions showcased versatility and talent in the industry, contributing to numerous successful projects.

Starred in 'All of Us'

Appeared in 'Logan'

Featured in 'Hustle & Flow'

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