Cindy Lentol has enjoyed a successful acting career spanning over two decades, boasting an impressive portfolio of film, television, and commercial appearances. With a wide range of credits to her name, she has demonstrated her versatility and talent in numerous roles.
From film to television, Lentol has appeared in a multitude of productions, including several notable festivals. Her portrayal as a mayor's wife in the film "Coming Out" was showcased at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival, while her performance in "Needless Wait" earned her recognition at the Women's International Film Festival in West Hollywood, California. Additionally, her work in "Well-Founded Concerns" won Best Short Film at both the Sci-Fi London and Chlotrudis film festivals, and was also featured at the Lacarno International Film Festival in Switzerland and Shocker Fest in London.
Furthermore, Lentol's film credits include notable titles such as "Catatonk Blues" alongside Treat Williams, "Crooked Arrows" with Brandon Routh, "The Company Men" directed by John Wells and starring Tommy Lee Jones, Kevin Costner, and Ben Affleck, and "Ghosts of Girlfriends Past" directed by Mark Waters and starring Matthew McConaughey and Jennifer Garner. She has also appeared in "Game Plan," "The Departed," "Mona Lisa Smile," and "Prozac Nation" with Christina Ricci and Anne Heche.
In addition to her film work, Lentol has had a significant presence on television, with appearances in shows such as ABC's "Body of Proof" and the groundbreaking social media Lifetime movie "Sexting in Suburbia." She has also guest-starred on NBC's "Providence" with Melina Kanakaredes, "Bunker Hill" (pilot) with Brian Dennehy and Donnie Wahlberg for TNT, and had a role in the CBS pilot "Waterfront" where she played an investigative TV reporter alongside veteran actor Joey Pantoliano.
Lentol has also had extensive experience in television commercials and print advertisements, promoting a wide range of products and services, from donuts to cars to sneakers to state lotteries to restaurants to cranberry juice. She has also appeared in numerous industrial films and videos for companies such as General Electric, TD Ameritrade, Price Waterhouse Coopers, and can be seen onscreen at the Mob Museum in Las Vegas.
Moreover, Lentol has showcased her passion for voice-over work, with an extensive list of credits to her name. Her narration, character voices, and national ad campaigns have demonstrated her versatility and talent in this genre.
In her personal life, Lentol resides in the Boston area with her husband and two children.
