An internationally known soprano, Miss Fabian was the founder of the American Civic Productions Company which presented Opera in English throughout the United States. She formed the Civic Opera Association in Birmingham and produced and directed its presentation of "Carmen" in 1936. Her first professional engagement was in "Katinka" with the Hammersteins, touring the country and appearing in a variety of roles. Following a vaudeville tour with her sister, Rose, a violinist, Miss Fabian became a member of the San Carlo Opera Company. She also sang with the Zuro Opera Company, The Puccini Opera Company, and the Chicago Civic Opera Association. Her debut in Italy was in "Madame Butterfly", which she sang 100 times in that country. During World War II, Miss Fabian served as a lieutenant in the Women's Army Corps, entertaining troops in the United States and Europe. Following the war she remained in Europe assisting with the rebuilding of Austria.

Growing up in Panama City, Florida, Mary found herself drawn to performing arts within elementary school and church later becoming involved with theater and a competitive choir ensemble in high school. Mary deferred from performing arts during college to explore interest in psychology and medicine obtaining a double bachelors degree in psychology and nursing. Since moving to California, Mary has come back to her passion as a performer. Based out of San Francisco and Los Angeles, Mary has had the opportunity to work in film on several projects including commercials, television, and independent features. Mary has found interest in working behind the camera and made her directional debut on her first first short film, "201 Stockton". Mary is based in San Francisco and Los Angeles.

Mary Faktor was born in Chicago, and began acting locally at the age of 33 as background talent in several major films including: The Untouchables, Adventures in Babysitting, Uncle Buck, Midnight Run and many others. She began getting cast in local commercials and industrial films. During this time, Mary trained at The Second City of Chicago and after graduating, joined the Improv troupe, General Eclectic. During this time, Mary wrote, produced and began touring with her original one-woman comedy show, The Six Ages of Woman, which she continues to perform for audiences nationally and internationally to this day. In 1990, Ms. Faktor moved to Cleveland Ohio, joined SAG-AFTRA, and performed in multiple television commercials, radio voice-overs, and industrial films. In 2003 Mary was cast in the opening flashback in the HBO/ Miramax film, American Splendor, with Paul Giamatti. The film was nominated for the "Best Original Screenplay" Oscar, but lost that year to "Lord of The Rings. Mary has since had feature supporting roles in numerous independent SAG films. Mary is married and two grown children and five grandchildren. Besides her membership in SAG-AFTRA, Mary is a member of the Global Speakers Federation and National Speakers Association. She offers her original keynote presentations and life-balance workshops nationally and internationally, and continues presenting her popular comedy show to help organizations, churches, charities, hospitals and schools to raise funds.

Mary Fanning Driggs is known for The Holiday Stocking (2022).

Mary Farah was born in the beautiful Miami Beach, Florida. At the age of 6, she developed a love in becoming an actress for film, movies and commercials, in high school she was very active in extra curricular activities. Mary performed in front of an audience; which she loved/still loves to do. She is pursuing her dreams and doing what she loves. Along with her passion for acting, she's also a voice over actor and loves to sing, dance and is a fitness enthusiast, since she was 14 years old, Its a lifestyle. Her fitness regimens include: HIIT Training, Pilates, Running, Spinning, Racquetball, Weight Training, Tae Bo; just to name several. She lives a very active lifestyle. Mary resides in Miami, Florida. Written by DA

Mary Farber is an actress, known for The Freak Brothers (2020).

Mary Farley is known for Marfa Girl (2012), Marfa Girl 2 (2018) and Cremaster 5 (1997). She was previously married to Matthew Barney.

Mary Farrar is known for Aaron Albeit a Hero (2009), Zero World (2017) and Boston Nightly: Long Term Parking (2015).

Mary Faulkner, also known as Mary Turriff, was born in Houston, TX and raised in Little Rock, AR. She attended Northwestern University in Evanston, IL where she studied theater and journalism. After graduating, Mary moved to Los Angeles with her friend and fellow actress Kimberly Williams-Paisley. Most recently Mary co-starred in the independent films "Poor Mama's Boy", "Frets", and "The Falls." Her career began in television on the soap opera "Days of Our Lives." Mary went on to co-star on television series such as "Gilmore Girls", "Mind of Mencia", "Providence", "Judging Amy", "Relativity" and "Melrose Place", and the movie "Slackers." Mary was a long-term member of the theater company the Actor's Co-op in Los Angeles where she played classical roles like Nina in "The Seagull" and Phebe in "As You Like It." Mary also studied with The Groundlings and performed improvisational and sketch comedy at the Comedy Store. After becoming a mom, Mary moved back home to Little Rock, AR. She has connected with Southern filmmakers and recently acted in the films "God's Not Dead 2', "The Discontentment of Ed Telfair" and "High Stakes". Mary recently completed her first screenplay.

Mary Fay Coady is an actress, known for Copperhead (2013), All the Wrong Reasons (2013) and Haven (2010).