Austin Gelfman
Austin Gelfman is known for Bye, Son, American Crime Story (2016) and Jamie Marks Is Dead (2014).
Austin Grant
Austin Grant is an actor, known for The Oval (2018), Insecure (2016) and LMFA-NO! (2017).
Austin Green
Austin Green is known for Law & Order: Organized Crime (2021), Ripley (2024) and Blue Bloods (2010).
Austin Gullett
Austin Gullett is known for Very Valentine (2019) and Picture Perfect Royal Christmas (2020).
Austin Haley
Austin Haley is an actor and producer, known for These Foolish Things (2013), One Life to Live (1968) and Chasing the White Dragon (2008).
Austin Hall
Austin Hall is an actor, known for Bad Mothers (2019) and House Husbands (2012).
Austin Hansen
Born in Taiwan in 2007. Spent a year in Bermuda then currently residing in the UK since 2010. Austin has been actively attending Musical Theater school, Ballet & Tap classes since he was four. Performing Arts are definitely his passion. He is represented by Bonnie & Betty Agency and has had so many wonderful & exciting opportunities. His hobbies are Musicals, Skateboarding & Golf. Native in both English & Japanese languages.
Austin Harper
Austin Harper was born on 28 April 1988 in Fort Worth, Texas, USA. He is a producer and production manager, known for Camp Camp (2016), Invincible (2021) and RWBY (2012).
Austin Hayden
Austin Hayden is an actor and producer, known for Artifice, Redacted and Devil's Knight (2003).
Austin Haynes
Austin Haynes is a Yorkshire born actor who started acting at the age of 8. He's filmed an array of different roles in shows such as 'Gentleman Jack', 'The A Word', 'Dodger' and Channel 4's 'The Birth of Daniel F Harris' as well as featuring in "The Duke" alongside Jim Broadbent and Helen Mirren. He is a keen guitarist and featured in the Co-Op's 'Round Are Way' Christmas Commercial, busking with his younger brother. Austin's latest role sees him take a lead in 'The Railway Children Return' due for cinematic release July 2022, where he has been described as a "very strong performer" by the Radio Times and "absolutely tremendous" by the Yorkshire Times.