Dorly Jean-Louis

Dorly Jean-Louis

Biography

Dorly Jean-Louis is a Canadian Actress who continues to make a name for herself in film and television with no signs of slowing down. A versatile performer with an appeal that exudes confidence, elegance and poise, she is credited for appearing in several award-winning television series including The Umbrella Academy, 12 Monkeys and Salvation. Dorly's love for acting began as a child fascinated by the artistry and glamour of silver screen classic movies. That interest turned into passion while debuting in independent short films, music videos as well as volunteering as reporter and host for campus television and radio stations. Dorly has definitely come a long way since interning at CTV News as an editorial assistant. No doubt her competitive edge is due in part to her professional training in broadcast journalism. After graduating from college, Dorly launched her acting and modelling career with a leap of faith, a dream and belief in her aptitudes. That conviction paid off. She has since been cast in numerous journalistic roles; as inquisitive reporter Talisha in the Hallmark film Daniel’s Daughter; as a news anchor in the television series Missing; and as a tabloid news reporter in the romantic film A very Country Christmas Homecoming. In her spare time Dorly enjoys recreational dance, writing, reading, attending industry events and travelling. A disciplined artist and entertainer, she's excited to take on new roles on upcoming projects slated throughout the New Year.

Also appears in

The Man from Toronto

The Man from Toronto

6.5

Get Rich or Die Tryin’

Get Rich or Die Tryin’

6.8

Repo Men

Repo Men

6.3

Firehouse Dog

Firehouse Dog

6.0

May the Best Wedding Win

May the Best Wedding Win

4.0

A Royal Recipe for Love

A Royal Recipe for Love

7.0

Christmas on 5th Avenue

Christmas on 5th Avenue

6.9

A Very Country Christmas Homecoming

A Very Country Christmas Homecoming

6.5

Daniel’s Daughter

Daniel’s Daughter

5.3

Vacation with Derek

Vacation with Derek

6.6