Alain Terzoli
Alain Terzoli is an Irish-Italian actor born in Merton, London in 1981. He appeared in It's a Sin, by Russell T Davies in 2021. He will also play the role of Pontus Pilate in Project Icon, directed by Roland Joffe and produced by Greg Shapiro. He trained at the Arts Educational Schools in London, England.
Alain Uy
Alain Uy was born in Dagupan City, Pangasinan, Philippines. He is an actor and producer, known for Helstrom (2020), Station 19 (2018) and The Paper Tigers (2020).
Alain Van Goethem
Belgian actor Alain Van Goethem had his first acting job in seven episodes of the series Meester, hij begint weer! (1985) directed by Robbe De Hert for the VRT in Belgium in 1989. He afterwards trained at The Lee Strasberg Theater Institute in London and Los Angeles from 1992 until 1994. After his studies he returned to Belgium. In 1996 he played his first lead role in English as Matthias Jesus Borges, a South American prisoner, in the television movie Dagen, maanden, jaren (1996) directed by Bie Boeykens for the VPRO series called Lolamoviola. Which led to being cast in a guest role of the series Fort Alpha (1996) directed by Peter Gorissen in The Netherlands. Later on he played one of the main characters in the movie Kassablanka (2002) directed by Guy Lee Thys & Ivan Boeckmans in 2002. At the same time he was playing in the series Wittekerke (1993) as Eddy Schelpe. He's played smaller parts and guest roles in over 80 short-films, films and television series like Meisje van Plezier, Doris, Vermist, Witse, Aspe, Heterdaad, Spoed, Spring, Recht op Recht, Victoria & Albert and many more. He's done work in Dutch, French, English en even some work in German, Spanish and Italian. Owns Lucky Star International Talent Agency which he founded in April 2019, a boutique Talent Agency located near Brussels, representing actors worldwide.
Alain Zouvi
Early in life, Alain Zouvi was interested by the acting scene. His mother, Amulette Garneau, was a regular on the television screen in Quebec at the time and she knew a lot of the popular stage artists during those those years. Young Zouvi was thus around people such as Michel Tremblay and Olivier Guimond. His father, Jacques, is also an actor. Zouvi's education was a classical one at Collège Stanislas, in Outremont. First refused admission by the École nationale de théâtre, he was accepted on the second try in 1978. He studied there for three years. Zouvi then made his mark on the theater scene.
Alaina Agianci
Alaina Agianci is known for Bunnyman: Grindhouse Edition (2019).
Alaina Alfaro
Alaina Alfaro is half Swedish and half Spaniard. When she was 7 years old, her parents married and she lived with her grandmother in Oregon. She moved to Michigan with her aunt at the age of 12. She has always had a keen interest in the arts of life. While in school, Alfaro immersed herself into music and acting, becoming involved with the school acting program and performing at a local coffee shop. When she turned 18, she traveled abroad and learned the art of tea creation and plant irrigation. Due to her culturally mixed upbringing, she contemplated becoming a tea connoisseur to explore the diversity in aromatics. After thoroughly studying agriculture and plant medicine, she eventually traveled back to Michigan to visit her aunt. There she plans on bringing her passion for tea to the big screen.
Alaina Beauloye
Alaina Beauloye is an actress, known for That '80s Guy (2018), Born to Ride (2011) and Wrecking Ball.
Alaina Beth Reel
Alaina Beth Reel is an actor from Waterloo, Iowa. She holds a BA in Theatre Arts from the University of Iowa. She began her on-screen career in Denver, Colorado when she was quickly signed to the phenomenal Radical Artists Agency for her work in the film Woebegone, directed by Jamie Pelz. In addition to film work, she has shot countless commercials, including Scott's Liquid Gold, King Soopers, Furniture Row, Audi Boulder, Honda, SNHU, Duke's and Bigs, John Elway's, and many more. She is also an accomplished voice-over actor. Her extensive regional theatrical resume includes the titular role in Woolf's Orlando, by Sarah Ruhl, which was performed as a trapeze theater piece, credits at the Denver Center Theatre Company, Curious Theatre Company, Miners Alley Playhouse, and the Catamounts. She is also a produced playwright, director, and singer. Ms. Reel is the writer and co-producer on a children's television show called The Magic Clock, and has a film festival under her own name. She is available in Denver, New Mexico, and LA markets.
Alaina Camp
Alaina Camp is an actress, known for Morbid Colors (2021).
Alaina Fleming
Alaina Fleming is an actress and production manager, known for S.W.A.T. (2017), The Orville (2017) and Who the F*ck Is Uncle Joe? (2013).