Colin Stinton
Immigrated to the United States in 1952. Lived in a trailer -- traveling throughout the country with his family before settling in Kansas City, then suburban Chicago. Educated at Northern Illinois University. Began his professional career in Chicago, where he helped found The Theatre Building, then moved to New York in 1978. Now lives in London and Chicago.
Colin Stokes
Colin Stokes is an actor, known for Mistress America (2015), Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999) and Law & Order (1990).
Colin Stoneley
Colin Stoneley is known for The Marvels (2023) and Wonka (2023).
Colin Stough
Colin Strause
Since moving to Hollywood as teens in the mid-90s, Colin and his brother, Greg have charted a meteoric rise from self-taught artists working on local cable commercials in the suburbs of Chicago, to renowned visual effects gurus. Their careers began on the original run of The X-Files television show before working their way onto early CG-driven features, The Nutty Professor, Volcano, and the iceberg sequence of James Cameron's Titanic. Founding their own VFX house, Hydraulx in 2002, the brothers have worked on visionary sequences for over ninety feature films including Avatar, The Avengers, Skyfall, 300, Captain America, 2012, Iron Man 2, Battle: Los Angeles and The Day After Tomorrow. Their work on the latter brought Greg a BAFTA for Best Achievement in Special Visual Effects. In 2000, Colin won a MTV Video Music Award for Best Art Direction for the Red Hot Chili Pepper's video, "Californication." This led to Greg and Colin stepping behind the camera the following year, crafting an instantly recognizable aesthetic on some of the decade's most imaginative music videos. Including Linkin Park's multiple VMA nominated Crawling, A Perfect Circle's Weak and Powerless, 50 Cent's Get Up and Usher's Love in this Club, also a VMA nominee. Their storytelling talents quickly garnered attention in the ad world where they directed campaigns for Toyota, Universal Studios, PlayStation, Gatorade, Coca-Cola, Ford, Pennzoil and Shell. In 2007, Colin and Greg co-directed their first feature for 20th Century Fox, Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem which went on to gross over $156 million worldwide. For their directorial follow up, the Brothers produced Skyline independently under their Hydraulx Entertainment banner. It was acquired by Relativity Media at Cannes Film Festival and distributed by Universal Studios. The $10 million indie went on to gross over $80 million worldwide theatrically. Colin and Greg recently produced the even more ambitious sequel Beyond Skyline, starring Frank Grillo and Iko Uwais set to premiere later this year. In 2015, Colin served as the lead Visual Effects Supervisor, overseeing over eleven hundred visual effect shots for Brad Peyton's, San Andreas. The Dwayne Johnson earthquake blockbuster went on to gross over $470 million worldwide while earning four nominations from the Visual Effects Society Awards. The following year Colin supervised Adam Wingard's Death Note and reunited with Dwayne Johnson, co-supervising on the upcoming comedy Baywatch for Paramount Pictures. Colin is currently serving as the lead supervisor Brad Peyton's epic monster mash Rampage, marking the third Johnson collaboration in as many years. Recently Hydraulx worked on X-Men: Apocalypse, The Conjuring 2, Midnight Special, X-Men: Days of Future Past, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, and Into the Storm. They served as the lead vendor on Rian Johnson's Looper, created the opening set piece for Marvel's The Avengers and completed more than a third of the revolutionary age-altering shots in the Academy Award®-winning feature The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. Colin and Greg executive produced The Bay, directed by Barry Levinson and the critically acclaimed Cannes Film Festival-winner Take Shelter, starring Michael Shannon and directed by Jeff Nichols. Future producing projects include The Mighty 8th co-written by Kurt Johnstad and Alien Ark with Ratpac and Warner Brothers.
Colin Strunk
Colin Strunk is known for A Fatal Obsession (2015), Buddy Hutchins (2015) and A Mother's Worst Fear (2018).
Colin Summerhayes
Colin Summerhayes is known for What on Earth? (2015) and Conspiracy (2015).
Colin Tandberg
Colin Tandberg is known for American Horror Stories (2021) and No Good Deed (2024).
Colin Tapley
Born in 1909 in Dunedin, New Zealand. Brown hair, Blue eyes. In 1930 came to England joined Royal Air Force and took part in Byrd expedition. In 1933 took part in Paramount's Search for Beauty and was selected with Joyce Neilson to be the New Zealand winners out of 30 winners worldwide. Went to Hollywood made 'The Search For Beauty' film and was awarded a bit player contract. He shared a flat with Eldred Tidbury (later Donald Gray) who was to be his best friend until Gray's death in 1978. Tidbury had pipped Tapley to the $1000 bonus for best acting performance. He was rejected for lead in it 'Ain't No Sin' with Mae West because of his upper class English accent. Tidbury was rejected for same reason. He appeared in Double Door (1934), Murder at the Vanities (1934), Lives of a Bengal Lancer (1935) during which he had to put on East indian disguise and play an army spy. In the pioneering technicolor film Becky Sharpe (1935) he looked the part in a splendid military uniform. Like Gray he was to get a reputation as being attractive to ladies. Up until 1940 he appeared in 31 films credited and countless more uncredited mostly for Paramount but in 1939 he did some work for MGM. In 1937 he went on location to the Malayan jungle to appear in 'Booloo (1938) in the lead. he was only white man in the cast, an animal adventure picture. He commented the rain was horrendous and the monkeys screaming was most unpleasant. In 1940 unable to return to England he went to Ottawa Canada and enlisted in the Royal Canadian Airforce in the company of another actor Bert Coote. With his experience he was offered an Instructor and was transfered to England later in the War becoming an RAF controller. He was awarded membership of the Caterpillar club after bailing out of an ailing aircraft. In those days the Parachute manufacturer awarded anyone whose life was saved a small jewellery caterpillar. After demobilisation he returned to New zealand briefly, his first time since 1933. He intended to start a launch service in Wanaka and bring his wife and children out there. However he tired of this and went to England to take up his film career again. With the post-war recession in the British film Industry it would be 1949 before he made another film 'Samson and Delilah'. with his upper class accent he was the obvious choice for war films none more so than in 'The Dambusters (1954) with Michael Redgrave and Richard Todd. he played a scientist who developed Barnes Wallis's weapon. Between 1954 and 1958 he worked with his friend Donald Gray in the Danziger TV series 'The Vise' as Inspector Parker. Unlike Gray he did still get film work after the series ended his last film being Frauline Doktor in 1969. His acting career did not end completely until 1983 at the age of 74. He retired to his English Cotswold country cottage in Coates, Gloucestershire, England. He died on the 1st of December 1995 aged 86 and his funeral was held in Gloucester. He was survived by his wife, son and a step daughter.
Colin Tarrant
Colin Tarrant was born on 14 June 1952 in Shirebrook, Derbyshire, England, UK. He was an actor, known for The Rainbow (1988), The Bill: Target (1996) and The Bill (1984). He was previously married to Valerie Hays. He died on 26 January 2012 in Bristol, England, UK.