Suzanne Coy

Suzanne Coy

Deceased · Born: Nov 12, 1962 · Died: Aug 11, 2023

Personal Details

BornNov 12, 1962 Jamaica

Biography

Suzanne Coy, also known as ZAN, is a Jamaican-born actor of remarkable versatility, boasting mastery over 30 dialects. Throughout her career, she has consistently brought a unique and captivating energy to every role she takes on. With a strong background in stage work, including comedic one-person shows, ZAN has also made a significant impact in the world of television and film.

Some of her most notable credits include series regular roles in the critically acclaimed police drama "KING" and the hit sitcom "DAN FOR MAYOR," as well as recurring roles in the popular shows "HEARTLAND" and "DA KINK IN MY HAIR." Her work has also been featured on Netflix in films such as "NEW IN TOWN," "NOAH'S ARCH: JUMPING THE BROOM," and "MR AND MRS LOVING," alongside renowned actors like Rene Zellweger and Timothy Hutton.

In addition to her acting career, ZAN is also a dedicated producer, working alongside her partners in Australia and America to bring a slate of films to completion. She is also an entrepreneur at heart, currently involved in a team that is bringing innovative alternative green energy products to the global market.

As a master networker, ZAN has been instrumental in closing deals that benefit all parties involved. Her vision is to bring together filmmakers, corporations, and change agents to improve the environment and elevate consciousness. She is the founder of "ACT From the Heart Productions," a company that sees the artist as a community catalyst.

ZAN's work extends beyond the screen, as she has been involved in various community arts programs and camps that use creativity to teach life skills. She has also certified individuals to laugh for no reason, believing that increasing our capacity for ridiculousness is essential. As an acting coach and teacher, she has worked on and off film sets, sharing her expertise with aspiring actors.

Ultimately, ZAN's mission is to reclaim the role of the artist as a force for personal and community transformation, rather than egoism. She believes that storytellers have the power to inspire and uplift, and she is dedicated to using her talents to make a positive impact on the world.

Career

2018
Luba
Luba as Paula
2016
Deadly Inferno
Deadly Inferno as News Reporter
2010
Dan for Mayor
Dan for Mayor as Anita Vargas
2009
2007
Heartland
Heartland as Maggie Duval
2000
Poison
Poison as Carmen
1997
Swann
Swann as Publisher
1996
Sins of Silence
Sins of Silence as Prison Guard
Mistrial
Mistrial as Reporter #5
1995
Deadly Love
Deadly Love as Rita Berwald