Lillian Lamour is a multifaceted and accomplished actress, singer, and songwriter, with a remarkable career spanning over 50 films and TV series. Her extensive filmography includes notable titles such as "Flesh Fire," "Slay Ride," "Working Out the Kinks," and "Hells Half Acre," as well as the TV series "American Greed." In addition to her acting prowess, Lillian is also a talented musician, with her original songs featured in films like "Candie's Harem" and "Routines."
Born on March 20, 1987, in Phoenix, Arizona, Lillian has been a performer since childhood. As a teenager, she was one of the top 15 finalists in the prestigious Miss Illinois Jr. America pageant. Lillian honed her craft at Chicago's Act One Studios, where she studied the renowned Meisner Technique, a method focused on creating authentic moments through sense and emotional memory, and reacting instinctively to other characters and situations.
Throughout her career, Lillian has received numerous awards and accolades, including Best Supporting Actress at the Prairie State Film Festival for her role in the psychological thriller "Gordon Finn," and Geek Out Film Fest's award for her performance in the comedy "What in Sam Hill." She has also had the distinction of being the featured host of the Chicago Horror Film Fest and the poster girl and host of the Chi City Film Shorts Festival.
Currently, Lillian is not only an accomplished actress, but also a writer and producer, with her psychological thriller "Derange" set to be filmed in a mental asylum this spring.
