Marianne Rendón

Marianne Rendón, born on October 15, 1990, out in New Rochelle, New York—yeah, she’s one of those multi-hyphenate types. You’ve probably seen her face pop up on TV if you binged Imposters back in 2017. She played Jules, and honestly, she was one of the best parts of that twisty, weirdly addictive show about con artists pretending to be people they’re not. She’s got this kind of sharp, no-nonsense vibe on screen, but there’s always something simmering under the surface—like you know she’s got secrets. Then there’s Charlie Says from 2018, which, let’s be real, is not your average crime drama. Rendón slipped into the role of Susan Atkins, one of the infamous Manson followers. That movie doesn’t just shove the usual horror at you—it gets under your skin and lingers, way after the credits. Her performance is intense, in that way where you’re not sure if you should be scared of her or just really, really sad for her. She also showed up in In the Dark (2019), which is basically a crime dramedy with a blind protagonist who’s way more badass than most sighted people on TV. Rendón pops in and out, but every time she’s there, she brings this grounded, real energy. Off-screen, she used to be married to Ker Wells, but that’s in the past. She’s not just an actress either—she produces stuff, too. Basically, she’s building a career that’s all about playing complicated women—not a bad gig at all.