Philip D'Arbanville

Royalty of reel and real life, Tippi Hedren, of Swedish, Norwegian, and German descent, has had a distinguished career in the showbiz industry. She began as a New York fashion model, giving birth to her only child, Melanie Griffith, in 1957, who went on to develop her own successful acting career. Tippi was then cast in the famed Alfred Hitchcock movies The Birds (1963) and Marnie (1964). In addition to Melanie, she raised three stepbrothers from her first husband, Peter Griffith, and a stepson from her second husband, Noel Marshall. Antonio Banderas, born José Antonio Domínguez Banderas, is also of Spanish descent, and is a renowned international movie star known for his role as Zorro. He was raised with a Roman Catholic upbringing, and was a successful soccer player until his career was cut short due to a broken foot. His daughter, Dakota Mayi Johnson, is also an actress, having made her debut in the film Crazy in Alabama in 1999. Don Johnson, father to Dakota and Jesse Johnson, is most famous for his role in the hit series Miami Vice (1984). He has appeared in a grand total of 110 episodes, and is known for his stoic, cool demeanor. Jesse Johnson is a multi-instrumentalist who combines his love of the outdoors with his creativity, starring in the indie film Chapman (2013). Lastly, Patti D'Arbanville, mother to Jesse Johnson, has steadily appeared in supporting roles in films, starting with a lesbian love-scene in Flesh (1968). This illustrious royal family has graced the showbiz industry with their talent, charm and charisma.