Marlo Bernier is a multi-talented American actress, writer, producer, and filmmaker. She is also a US Air Force veteran and the creative force behind Myrna, an original drama television series. Born in Nashua, New Hampshire, Marlo’s journey has been anything but ordinary. After serving in the United States Air Force, she spent time in Germany, performing in various bands before returning to the U.S. and immersing herself in the world of acting. She built an impressive career in Baltimore's theatre scene, starring in acclaimed productions such as Angels in America, Love! Valor! Compassion!, and God’s Country.
Later, she made her mark in film and television, with roles in Cold Case, Alias, Las Vegas, and Homicide: Life on the Street, among others. Marlo’s transition in 2007 marked a pivotal turning point, both personally and professionally. As she navigated Hollywood’s evolving landscape, she turned her creative energy toward writing and producing, culminating in Myrna, a deeply personal series exploring the life of a transgender actress rebuilding her career. I am honored to talk to such an inspiring artist who has boldly embraced her truth while leaving an undeniable impact on the entertainment industry.
