Ren Hanami

Ren Hanami was born on Jan 03, 1962 in USA. Ren Hanami's big-screen debut came with Something to Live for: The Alison Gertz Story directed by Tom McLoughlin in 1992. Ren Hanami is known for Extraordinary Attorney Woo directed by Yu In-sik, Park Eun-bin stars as Woo Young-woo and Kang Tae-oh as Lee Jun-ho. The most recent award Ren Hanami achieved is Silicon Beach Film Festival. The upcoming new movie Ren Hanami plays is Unseen which will be released on Mar 07, 2023.

Ren Hanami grew up in Huntington Beach, California with roots in Hawaii. Her parents were Alice Akimi Hanna of Japanese descent and James Arthur Hanna descended from the Clan Hannay and Sorbie Tower in south west Scotland. (en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Sorbie_Tower)Hanami is an a 2021 Inductee into the Asian Hall of Fame. She is known for being the long time National Chair of the SAG-AFTRA Asian Pacific American Media Committee and advocate for representation of Asian Pacific Islanders in entertainment. #RepresentationMatters. Hanámi is an award-winning actress and singer known for Raya et le dernier dragon (2021), This Is Us (2016) and Esprits criminels (2005). She is also an award-winning writer and director known for Like Last Night (2017) and Lizard Lesson (2016). She began her show business career as a singer and dancer at Disneyland and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theater and a Certificate in Feature Film Writing from U.C.L.A. Hanami's self-produced CDs are "Akimi: Songs For My Mom," "Alien" and "Private Island."