Anthony Smacksilly Williams
Anthony Smacksilly Williams is an actor, known for Boss Moves (2021).
Anthony Smith
Anthony Smith is known for Kids Baking Championship (2015).
Anthony Snow
Anthony Snow is a multi-racial native Californian who was raised in the San Francisco Bay Area by his American father William (who served in the USMC) and his 1st generation Mexican American mother Angelita. Having been exposed to theater at an early age, Anthony became interested in acting and studied at the prestigious American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco. Other famous alumni include Annette Bening, Benjamin Bratt, Nicolas Cage, Danny Glover, Harry Hamlin, Teri Hatcher, Delroy Lindo, Camryn Manheim, and Denzel Washington. Anthony Snow is best known for his starring role as the infamous outlaw "Clyde Barrow" in the Bonnie & Clyde feature film remake "The Barrow Gang". Anthony has a recurring role as "Dean Perez" on Amazon's "New Dogs, Old Tricks", and has appeared in featured films including "Mamaboy" with Gary Busey; "Running Wild" with Sharon Stone; and "Notorius Nick" with Kevin Pollack, Elizabeth Rohm, and Barry Livingston. Besides acting Anthony has also produced and directed. Anthony's directorial debut was a boxing pilot made for ESPN with former 3-time world champion Tony "The Tiger" Lopez. Anthony has produced eight films, has also been an assistant director, and helped crew seven other projects. While attending UNLV, Anthony attended classes and became friends with Jimmy Walker. The comedian and actor star of the 70's sit-com TV series "Good Times". Anthony credits Jon Voight and John Travolta as his acting inspiration when working with Voight on "The Last of his Tribe" (1992) and with Travolta on "Phenomenon" (1996). Mr. Snow has credits that range from Stage, Television, Film, Print, Industrials, Commercials, to Voice Overs. Anthony is a member of the Screen Actors Guild, the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, and the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
Anthony Solano
Anthony Solano is an actor, known for The Will (2020).
Anthony Solaris
Anthony Solaris is known for Living on One Dollar (2013).
Anthony Solorzano
His directorial debut, Varsity Punks, is a homegrown project shot in this hometown of El Monte, CA. After graduating from USC's School of Cinematic Arts, Anthony worked on a variety of independent films as crew while continuing to write screenplays. Seeing the challenges of the writer's market, he finally decided to take the big leap and produce his first feature film.
Anthony Sonigo
Anthony Sonigo is an actor, known for L'immortel (2010), Les beaux gosses (2009) and Peplum (2015).
Anthony Sorrells
Anthony's most recent work includes: Inventing Anna, a Shondaland Netflix series, and Low Life a feature starring Lucas Neff. Anthony played the lead in First Position, an international official selection at festivals including Sidewalk Film Festival, Outfest, Frameline, and NewFest. He's an alumnus of UCLA, and also studied at the American Conservatory Theater, the Berkeley Repertory Theatre, and American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York.
Anthony Soto
Anthony Soto is known for The Teacher and the Mountain, Where Are You Margaret May and Pie Mojado.
Anthony Spinelli
Anthony Spinelli was one of the major directors of pornographic films during the "Golden Age of Porn" (circa 1970-1984). Spinelli was born on February 21, 1927 in Cleveland, Ohio as Samuel Weinstein, the younger brother of character actor Jack Weston. He sired porn director Mitch Spinelli. From 1949 through 1970, he was a minor character actor, appearing mostly on television. He made the transition to pornography in the 1970s, and continued to act in the films, though in bit parts, not as a sex performer. Spinelli directed such classics of the genre as Talk Dirty to Me (1980), Nothing to Hide (1981) (been ranked #2 on Adult Video News (AVN)'s list of all-time greatest adult movies), and the documentary Reel People (1984), which he starred in as a host-cum-narrator. He won the AVN Award for Best Director (Film) for Dixie Ray: Hollywood Star (1982) in 1985 and the AVN Award for Best Director (Video) for The Party (1992) in 1993. In all, he helmed 111 porn films and produced 49 titles. Anthony Spinelli died on May 29, 2000. He was 73 years old.