D'Andrea Bryant

Her acting career included roles in the cult classic "Nothing But Trouble," directed by Dan Aykroyd, and in films like "Marked for Death," "Another 48 Hours," "Flatliners," and "Street Wars." She also appeared in the video "Playboy: Sexy Lingerie II." On television, she was cast in the ABC comedy series "New Attitude," playing the girlfriend of Morris Day's character. During the filming of "Nothing But Trouble," she formed a friendship with poet Tupac Shakur, who was then part of Digital Underground. She also appeared in the music video for Big Daddy Kane's "I Can Do It Right," featuring Heather Hunter, and in the direct-to-video "Sugar Hill: Retribution."

Beyond acting, D'Andrea was a prolific print model, appearing in Playboy Lingerie, PLAYERS Magazine, and Pictorial, and working with the Irena Kamal Modeling Agency. A talented writer, she wrote a monthly Numerology Column for PLAYERS Magazine and was a poet and songwriter. She recorded her own music and planned to release an album. She also wrote a treatment for a feature film that evolved into a pilot script for a television series, inspired by her meeting with Steven Seagal.