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Jul 26, 2018 · Born on 1st May 1966, Tina Lifford’s hometown is in the United States. She is American by nationality and belongs to African-American ethnicity. She is one among three children of David and Dorothy Lifford. For education, she attended the University of Santa Monica. She started her career as an actress when she was just 20 years old.
Nov 12, 2021 · Tina Lifford: It certainly was not winter-like, but I think that production did a really good job of selling the idea of winter in Harlem — and we were actually shooting in Connecticut. And I ...
Tina Lifford emerged as an actress in 1994 as series lead in the critically acclaimed FOX comedy-drama South Central. In a career of more than twenty-five years, notable credits include Grand Canyon (1991), Mandela and De Klerk (1997), Blood Work (2002), Hostage (2005), Parenthood (2011-2015) and Scandal (2015). Her humanitarian work focuses on the importance of inner fitness.
Tina Lifford emerged as an actress in 1994 as series lead in the critically acclaimed FOX comedy-drama South Central. In a career of more than twenty-five years, notable credits include Grand Canyon,
Jun 5, 2023 · Tina Lifford’s exceptional portrayal of Aunt Vi has allowed her to connect with the character and the audience on a profound level. As we eagerly await the 5th season of Queen Sugar, let’s ...
Tina Lifford. Mama Belle. Veteran actor Tina Lifford currently portrays Violet Bordelon, aunt to the three estranged Bordelon siblings, in OWN’s drama series “Queen Sugar.”. Lifford has spent the past 30 years consistently working in film and television, but it was her breakout starring role as Joan Mosely in the critically acclaimed ...
The Alliance for Women in Media Foundation presented the 47th Annual Gracie Awards, where Queen Sugar actress Tina Lifford was awarded “Best Supporting Actress”. Tina gives a heartfelt acceptance speech as she acknowledges all of the hard working women in media who have made space for her today. Catch the final season of Queen Sugar coming ...
