Anthony Bishop
Anthony Bishop was born on 29 September 1971 in Gauteng, South Africa. He was an actor, known for District 9 (2009), Chappie (2015) and Machine Gun Preacher (2011). He died on 21 October 2019 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Anthony Bishop
Anthony Bishop studied for a few years with Wynn Handman at New York's Carnegie Hall. He also studied at The William Esper Studio. Anthony is a graduate of Cornell University in Ithaca, New York where he studied with Alison Van Dyke and then-Theatre Department Chair Bruce Levitt. Anthony's credits include principle roles on Law & Order: SVU and New York daytime serials.
Anthony Blackburn
Anthony Blackburn is an actor, known for Moko Jumbie (2017).
Anthony Bless
Anthony Bless is known for Ruthless (2020), Shooter (2016) and Magic City (2012).
Anthony Boggs
Anthony Boggs is an actor, known for Hollow Creek (2016).
Anthony Bolognese
Anthony Bolognese is an actor, known for The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open (2019), The Mysterious Benedict Society (2021) and Christmas Under the Stars (2019).
Anthony Bonaventura
Born in Chicago and raised in Northwest Indiana, Tony's childhood was a far cry from the nurturing and stable environment in which all children should be raised. Taken away by DCFS from his biological parents at age 2 due to substance abuse, Tony and his older brother lived with their biological aunt for a short period before being taken away yet again. Tony and his brother were placed in several different foster homes before finally being adopted by Dr. Angelo and Kathy Bonaventura at the age of 9. But, as normal as Tony thought his life was, he still had his ups and downs. Tony's parents divorced when he was 13. Growing up, Tony found himself getting into trouble at school and with the law. He was kicked out of several different high schools; once at St. John's Military Academy for escaping in the trunk of a friends car. Tony also attended Valparaiso High School but was kicked out his senior year. During this tough time, Tony was incarcerated and finally got his GED. On November 4th, 1997 Tony's father, whom he was very close to, died of cancer. Although Tony's life was characterized by instability, one thing remained constant; he wanted to act. At age 21, Tony became the father to a beautiful baby girl named Michela. It was at this point he knew he had to focus on achieving his goals, and that meant making changes. Tony left Indiana and moved to Chicago when he was 23 hoping to get started on his acting career. Tony enrolled at Columbia College for two years majoring in Film and also took acting classes at the Audition Studio. He worked on several low budget films including The Guys (2004), which premiered at the Music Box at the Chicago Comedy Film Festival and I Was A Mathlete Until I Met Margo Marris (2003), which premiered at the Chicago International Film Festival, Tribeca, Newport Beach, Dances with Films (Santa Monica, CA), and the Sidewalk Moving Film Festival. When Tony wasn't working on films he did some theater work at Navy Pier, one of Chicago's biggest tourist attractions. In This Town, Tony plays the role of Jimmy, a young man who has a one night stand with his adolescence alongside his childhood friends.
Anthony Bosmans II
Anthony Bosmans II is an actor, known for Stage V (2016), Ghost Valley (2017) and Heartless (2016).
Anthony Bourdain
Anthony Bourdain was born in New York City, to Gladys (Sacksman), an NYT staff editor, and Pierre Bourdain, a Columbia Records executive. He attended The Englewood School for Boys in New Jersey and Vassar College (for two years), and was a graduate of The Culinary Institute of America. He began his career in the food industry as a dishwasher, gradually working his way up through preparation, to line cook, sous chef, and chef. He was executive chef of Manhattan's Brasserie Les Halles, which meant, in his words, that he got to "swan around the kitchen, taking credit for others' work." Bourdain lived in New York City, and had a daughter Ariane, with his wife Ottavia.
Anthony Bouzada
Anthony Bouzada is a producer and assistant director, known for Alienated (2019), Survive the Game (2021) and Crashing Jenny's Wedding.