Brooke Lewis Bellas

Brooke Lewis Bellas, widely recognized as Brooke Lewis, hails from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where she spent her childhood summers at the Jersey Shore. An acclaimed actress and producer, she boasts multiple Telly Awards for her compelling work in film and television. Among her notable performances are roles in the thriller "iMurders" (2008) alongside stars like Billy Dee Williams and Gabrielle Anwar, and the mobster film "Sinatra Club" (2010) featuring Michael Nouri. Additionally, her performance in "Polycarp" (2007) on SHOWTIME showcased her talent alongside esteemed actors such as Charles Durning.

After launching her career in Philadelphia, Lewis made a significant mark in New York City as Donna Marsala in the Off-Broadway sensation "Tony n' Tina's Wedding." In 2001, she gained national recognition by playing the lead in a Project Greenlight teaser that secured third place in its inaugural season. Her reputation as a 'Scream Queen' was solidified in 2007 when she starred in "Polycarp," and she later received the 'B-Movie Award for Scream Queen of the Year' for "Slime City Massacre" (2010).

Lewis's accolades include the prestigious Mary Pickford Award in 2016, the Best Actress in a Drama Award at the Actors Awards in 2017, and multiple recognitions in the following years, including inductions into esteemed halls of fame. A passionate philanthropist, she has performed on Broadway to support causes like Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS and actively advocates for The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation. Lewis is also a member of the Producers Guild of America, further establishing her influence in the entertainment industry.