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Lani Billard is a Actor Canadienne born on 20 june 1979
Lani Billard (born 20 June 1979) is a Canadian actress and singer, who played Elizabeth "Busy" Ramone on the popular television series Ready or Not from 1993–1997. Before that she was on a show called F.R.O.G. on TVO. Since then Lani has appeared in Owning Mahowny where she played Tori the Teller, and most recently she was seen in Sarah Polley's award winning film Stories We Tell.
Lani was raised Jewish and attended Unionville High School in Markham, Ontario, where she graduated in 1997.
Lani has since become a vocalist, singing independently as well as with Canadian Hip Hop acts "iLLvibe" and "L.S.", her voice can be heard on such songs as "So Good", "Thoughts Connect" and "In The End", among others.
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Lani was raised Jewish and attended Unionville High School in Markham, Ontario, where she graduated in 1997.
Lani has since become a vocalist, singing independently as well as with Canadian Hip Hop acts "iLLvibe" and "L.S.", her voice can be heard on such songs as "So Good", "Thoughts Connect" and "In The End", among others.
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Stories We Tell (2013)
, 1h49Directed by Sarah Polley
Origin Canada
Genres Documentary
Themes Films about families, Documentary films about business, Documentary films about the film industry, Documentaire sur une personnalité, Autobiographical documentary films
Actors Sarah Polley, Rebecca Jenkins, Tom Butler, Allie MacDonald, Lani Billard, Christine Horne
Roles Susy Buchan
Rating74%
The film looks at the relationship between Polley's parents, Michael and Diane Polley, including the revelation that the filmmaker was the product of an extramarital affair between her mother and Montreal producer Harry Gulkin. It incorporates interviews with Polley's siblings from her mother's two marriages, interviews with other relatives and family friends, Michael Polley's narration of his memoir, and Super-8 footage shot to look like home movies of historical events in her family's life. The cast in the Super-8 re-creations includes Rebecca Jenkins, who plays Diane – who had died of cancer, on January 10, 1990—the week of Polley's 11th birthday.