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Natalie Denise Sperl is an Award winning Actress, Filmmaker and Musician. She first hit the scene as a fashion Model gracing several magazine covers (including Esquire) and walked the runway for top designers in Paris, London and Milan. She starred in a Coors Light Super Bowl commercial directed by Michael Bay and to date she has over 55 acting credits including hit TV shows Two and A Half Men, How I Met Your Mother, NCIS and more. This led to starring roles in numerous films including Rock Monster and the cult darling Succubus Hell Bent. Natalie starred in an Audi commercial for German filmmaker Wim Wenders and can currently be seen as Greta Garbo in David Finchers’ Oscar winning film MANK.

Natalie has upcoming Leading roles in St. Peter Street, 

Garden State Goddess, That Day on 101st Street, and the action/slasher Death Border.

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Natalie honed her comedy skills at Second City Improv where she created several sketch characters and celebrity impersonations including Gwen Stefani and former First Lady Melania Trump among others. She would eventually develop these characters into her Youtube series, The Sperliegirl Show which led her to Stand Up at The Comedy Store Belly Room, The Improv and The Comedy Union in Los Angeles.

When not performing Natalie loves to make music and films. Since it’s release, her horror short Caroline (which she wrote, directed and edited) has won numerous awards in the festival circuit including Best Short, Best Microfilm and Best Leading Actress.

Natalie also took home the Best Supporting Actress Award from Flicks UK for her role as Elizabeth in the feature film Bardo Blues.

Natalie loves Rock N’ Roll. This obsession led her to grab a guitar and form KILL MY COQUETTE. DJ Rodney Bingenheimer played KILL MY COQUETTE first on Los Angeles’ premiere rock radio station KROQ, and now on Little Steven’s Underground Garage on Sirius XM. Regulars on the Sunset Strip with audiences spanning across SoCal, the band has opened for Bad Religion, Off! (among others) and continues to garner attention from the music industry with steady airplay and constant press. KILL MY COQUETTE is currently in the studio writing new music.

A risk taker, Natalie bet it all on her career when she left her small Midwest town to “make it big in the big city.”  She is an activist who champions for Women's Rights and lives in Los Angeles with her hairless cat.