Elina Madison

Biography

Elina Madison, hailing from Cheyenne, Wyoming, is a talented actress and producer based in Los Angeles. With a dynamic career in film and television, she has collaborated with esteemed directors like David Lynch on "Mulholland Drive" and Tom Hanks in "That Thing You Do." Her recent film credits include "Huff," "Chop," and the ensemble drama "Small Town Saturday Night," featuring Chris Pine and John Hawkes. Additionally, she co-starred in the award-winning film "Barracuda."

Elina is well-known for her roles in the horror genre, including cult favorites such as "Miners Massacre," "Creepshow 3," "Petrified," and the remake of "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." She also produced and starred in "Corporate Cut Throat Massacre." Her versatility extends to comedy, where she appeared in acclaimed projects like "Kissing Cousins" and "Stand Up," and she showcased her dramatic range as the lead character Minty in the independent film "Minty: The Assassin."

On the television front, Elina has guest-starred in the Emmy-nominated series "Brothers & Sisters," appeared on NBC’s "Las Vegas," and participated in various shows, including "Mystery ER" and "Untold Stories of the ER." She has also been featured on National Geographic, Nickelodeon, The Discovery Channel, and numerous commercials, solidifying her place in the entertainment industry.