Persia White Movies
Exotic-looking performer
Persia White -- a multi-hyphenate who straddles roles as an actress, singer, songwriter, musician, and film producer -- began life in 1976, ensconced by semi-impoverished trappings, but delivered herself into a successful career as an artist via raw talent and determination.
White debuted on television in 1996, with a role on
NYPD Blue, segued into telemovies under the aegis of
Robert Allan Ackerman with the same year's prime-time feature drama
Suddenly (starring
Kirstie Alley), and appeared in
Charles Band's quirky 1999 horror picture
Blood Dolls. Meanwhile,
White co-authored songs with such notables as
Jane Wiedlin of
the Go-Go's and
Gary Wallis of
Pink Floyd, and formed her own indie rock band, XEO3.
White also starred in the long-running hit series
Girlfriends (2000) as Lynn. ~ Nathan Southern, All Movie Guide
