Biography

Bambi DeVille is an Actress from and living in New Orleans Louisiana, born to Lloyd J. Engeran, Jr and Laura Ann DeVille, both born and raised in New Orleans. Bambi is her real name. Bambi moved to New York after graduating from high school to study acting, her goal since childhood. Bambi attended the professional acting program at Pace University and attended the Stella Adler Conservatory to study with Miss Adler before her retirement. Bambi earned her Actor's Equity membership within her first few years of being in New York with the production of Distorted Images, an off-off Broadway play. She then worked with various theater companies including Naked Angels in New York then The Actors Gang after moving to Los Angeles. The west coast move was initiated by getting hired work on the low budget independent feature film "Hideous Puppets". Bambi returned to New Orleans due to family matters and continued to work in the theater. After signing with Claudia Speicher at New Orleans Model and Talent Bambi began her own business to create financial freedom. After Ms. Speicher's untimely death, she chose to focus on her business ,Bambi DeVille Vintage a boutique in the French Quarter. Because of her knowledge of and love for film and television, and her vast collection of Antique and Vintage, Bambi established herself as the go to stylist and costume house in her home town. Costuming reminded Bambi of her love for acting and being on set. Shop Girl Productions was soon established as her production company to create vehicles for herself. Bambi DeVille, her brand, has established Bambi as a New Orleans personality and also has built her an international audience. She will begin production in May of 2021as a spokes model for an international travel advertising campaign. Her production company is in post (Feb, 2021) for "The Adventures of Bambi"(working title), a supernatural dramedy set in New Orleans. 2020 has allowed the time for creative projects and an opportunity for Bambi to reemerge as an actor, something she knows she is truly born to do. Bambi has living accommodations in both Los Angeles and New York and looks forward to being on set!
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Bambi Deville grew up in New Orleans, Louisiana. After graduating high school, Bambi moved to New York City to attend Pace University and study professional theater, after which Bambi attended the Stella Adler Conservatory to study with Miss Adler. Bambi earned her Actors Equity Union Membership by being cast in the Off Off Broadway production "Distorted Images in a Funhouse Mirror' in which she was a Lead. Bambi also got her Screen Actors Guild Membership while in New York. Bambi was cast as the Lead in several feature films which she foolishly declined and went on to Los Angeles to Star in the outrageous B Movie "Hideous Puppets" which was The Sundance Movie West Summer Pic of that year. Bambi worked on a few films and theater productions while in Los Angeles. She also worked with Tim Robbins at The Actor's Gang and was invited to join the company by then creative director Tracy Green. Bambi was planning to move back to New York to pursue her dream of professional theater but was again brought home to New Orleans for family. Bambi then built a very successful business; 'Bambi DeVille Vintage" which included two locations. Bambi authored two books: 'WWII BAKELITE JEWELRY: LOVE AND VICTORY' (Schiffer books) and self-published 'Bambi Does Vintage". While building her business Bambi continued to act. This included Theater; 'Sustained Winds" produced in Lafayette, La and New York City; 'Two Women: Los Angeles; and 'Cordelia was the Fool" New Orleans. After the pandemic Bambi pivoted to online with her business which leaves her with more time to work as an actor.
- IMDb mini biography by: Bambi DeVille

Bambi Deville grew up in New Orleans, Louisiana. After graduating high school, Bambi moved to New York City to attend Pace University and study theater, after which Bambi attended the Stella Adler Conservatory to study with Miss Adler. She earned her Actors Equity Union Membership by being cast in the Off Off Broadway production "Distorted Images in a Funhouse Mirror' in which she was a Lead. Bambi also got her Screen Actors Guild Membership while in New York. Bambi was cast as the Lead in several feature films which she foolishly declined and went on to Los Angeles to Star in the outrageous B Movie "Hideous Puppets" which was The Sundance Movie West Summer Pic of that year. Bambi worked on several films and theater productions while in Los Angeles. She also worked with Tim Robbins at The Actor's Gang and was invited to join the company. Bambi was planning to move back to New York to pursue work in theater but was again brought home to New Orleans for family. Bambi then built a very successful business; 'Bambi DeVille Vintage' which included two locations: The Historic French Quarter and The Lower Garden District.

Bambi authored two books: 'WWII BAKELITE JEWELRY: LOVE AND VICTORY' (Schiffer books) a self-published 'Bambi Does Vintage". While building her business Bambi continued to act. This included Theater; 'Sustained Winds" (for which Bambi received rave reviews from NY Theater review) produced in Lafayette, La and New York City; 'Two Women: Los Angeles; and 'Cordelia was the Fool" New Orleans. After the pandemic Bambi pivoted to online with her business which leaves her with more time to work as an actor.
- IMDb mini biography by: Bambi DeVille

Bambi Deville is an American actress, writer, producer, and author from New Orleans, Louisiana. After studying and performing in New York and Los Angeles, she has built a career spanning film, theater, and literature, creating character-driven work that explores identity, resilience, desire, and the rich cultural landscape of the American South. Most recently, Deville appeared in the feature film Shattered Justice and the short film Alien Lover, directed by Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Maija Beeton. She is also the creator and performer of Unsilenced, an original solo theatrical work composed of interconnected monologues that examine women’s voices across generations. In addition to her work as an actor, Deville is the author of the nonfiction books World War II Bakelite Jewelry: Love and Victory and Bambi Does Vintage. She is developing original literary and screen projects, including the novel Sempre, while continuing to create roles and stories that place complex, emotionally nuanced women at their center. Drawing on her New Orleans roots and lifelong passion for storytelling, Deville’s work bridges acting, writing, and producing, with a focus on intimate, psychologically rich narratives for both stage and screen. Whether performing on screen or writing for the stage and page, she is drawn to stories of transformation, reinvention, and women discovering their own voices.
- IMDb mini biography by: Bambi Deville