Darius Campbell
Darius Campbell is an actor, known for Funny Girl (2018).
Darius Chinoy
Darius Chinoy is a Actor/Writer and Director, known for Mazoor - The Cripple (2016), The Coffee Affair (2018), Ek Pal (2019), CheckMate (2019) and Stop...at (2020). He is a published comic book writer for children under the series AAN Comics. He founded WEEKEND PICTURES in 2016 because he wanted to create pictures on the Weekends away from work. He started writing and directing short films in 2016 and some of his short films are Mazoor (2016), award winning The Coffee Affair (2018), Ek Pal (2019), CheckMate (2019) and Stop at.. in 2020. He considers himself an Accidental Actor where he made his debut with College Romance Season 2 in the role of Kabir.
Darius Churchman
Darius Churchman is known for New York Ninja (2021), Wingmen (2018) and Fruit of Love (2021).
Darius Darby
Darius Darby is an actor, known for Proverbs (2017), Headed South for Christmas (2013) and An Act of Terror (2017).
Darius Dawson
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Darius De La Cruz
Darius De La Cruz is known for Wait Crimes (2017), S.W.A.T. (2017) and NCIS (2003).
Darius Devontaye Green
Darius realized his passion for acting at a young age after being cast in a school play. He has been acting ever since, but it was not until after he graduated from college that he realized he wanted to pursue acting as a career. His talents started to gain a lot of attention locally and that's when he decided to head to Los Angeles to further his career. Darius hit the ground running booking numerous projects within his first few years in Los Angeles. He continues to study, learn and hone his craft and is dedicated to making his mark in the film industry.
Darius Henry Jr.
Darius Henry Jr. is known for The Invite (2022) and Femme Froide.
Darius Homayoun
Darius Homayoun is an actor, known for Succession (2018), Tehran (2020) and Sex/Life (2021).
Darius James
Darius James is a writer, known for Sammy-Gate (2020), The United States of Hoodoo (2012) and Black Deutschland (2006).