Dave Maynard
Dave Maynard is an actor, known for A Good Man (2014).
Dave McCary
David Lawrence "Dave" McCary was born on July 2, 1985 in San Diego, California to Diane Lee McCary (née Phillips) & Gary Lee McCary. He works as a segment director for Saturday Night Live (1975). During college he formed a sketch comedy group, Good Neighbor. In 2007, McCary came together with Kyle Mooney, Beck Bennett, and Nick Rutherford to form the sketch comedy group, Good Neighbor. The group received personal acknowledgments from Steven Spielberg and comedian Louis C.K. Prior to landing on SNL, Good Neighbor had just finished filming a Comedy Central pilot, The Good Neighbor Show, that was produced by Will Ferrell and Adam McKay via their company Gary Sanchez. SNL reportedly had to work with Comedy Central to get them out of their contract so they could join the long-running sketch show. During this time, McCary directed the first two seasons of Epic Rap Battles of History. McCary joined Saturday Night Live for its thirty-ninth season as a segment director along with Good Neighbor co-founders, Kyle Mooney and Beck Bennett, who joined as featured players, and Nick Rutherford, who joined as a staff writer.
Dave McClain
Dave McClain was born David Allen McClain in the Cleveland, Ohio suburb of Parma. He was raised in Parma and Brook Park, Ohio by his parents, William McClain and Marlene McClain (nee Taschner). Dave traces his ancestry to various countries in Europe, especially Germany. He is the oldest of six children, with siblings living in the Cleveland area and from North Carolina to California. Dave discovered and developed his love and talent for acting by appearing in school plays at Ford Junior High School (Brook Park, OH), Midpark High School (Middleburg Hts., OH), Edinboro University (Edinboro, PA) and, while teaching history at Great Bridge High School (Chesapeake, VA). Dave graduated high school with honors and graduated college Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science degree in education. Dave joined the Army in 1995, working in Public Affairs until his retirement in late 2015. He trained and served at bases in South Carolina, Maryland, Louisiana, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland and Texas. He also worked at the Pentagon, served in Italy and Germany, and deployed to Iraq, Haiti and Jordan. Dave continued acting in theater productions as an active-duty soldier, winning individual and group theater awards and earning the right to perform at the National Theater Festival, AACT Fest in Memphis, TN in 1999. During his Army career, Dave also wrote, directed and produced many skits, plays and video productions at churches in Augusta, GA and Alexandria, VA. In his official capacity in Army Public Affairs, Dave served as adviser to the FOX TV series "Enlisted" and appeared in the special "Enlisted Boot Camp". After retiring from the Army, Dave devoted himself to a career in the arts. He is a professional, experienced, skilled and passionate photographer, videographer, photo and video editor, a published and prolific movie reviewer, a writer of screenplays and short stories and an in-demand actor. He has appeared in over 50 projects in and around Houston, Austin and Dallas, Texas, to include feature films, short films, TV shows and webisodes, commercials, industrials, music videos and voice-overs. Dave continues actively pursuing his various artistic endeavors, hoping to earn a wider audience for his writing, as well as becoming involved with even bigger and more widely-seen films and television shows which entertain and inspire, while causing audience members to think, and become more active in making the world a better place, one word or deed at a time. Dave has two grown children, William and Savannah, and lives in the Houston suburbs with his wife, Elizabeth.
Dave McCrea
Born in Dublin, Ireland, Dave McCrea first caught the acting bug after he saw Kiefer Sutherland in The Lost Boys and started doing school plays. After high school, he attended the Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin where he worked with the finest teachers of the Dublin theatre world. Upon graduation, he co-founded Ether 4 Lunch Theatre Company with classmate Stuart Townsend and performed as The Kid in Sam Shepard's The Unseen Hand in Ether 4 Lunch's first production. He also worked in established Dublin theatres such as The Gaiety with esteemed theatre director Joe Dowling (of The Guthrie Theatre in Minneapolis), and the Project Arts Center. Securing a green card through the "lottery", he then moved to San Francisco where he worked closely with director David Gebroe, securing lead roles in If You Need Oil, a 38-minute black comedy that hit the festival circuit and The Homeboy, a comedy feature that went to PPV for 2 months as well as onto Netflix. He also got a supporting role in Jordan Mechner's (Prince of Persia) first foray into advanced gaming playing a Serbian terrorist in The Last Express. Working on Don Johnson's show Nash Bridges, as well as with Ben Gazzara and Karen Black on an indie feature shot in the Bay Area, he got his Screen Actors Guild card and moved to L.A. In Los Angeles, he was represented by Dragon Talent, the go-to agency for hip young actors. At Dragon, he appeared in 3 episodes of Beverly Hills 90210 and the Superbowl Coca-Cola commercial directed by Samuel Bayer among other credits. He can also be seen in Green Day's biggest hit "Good Riddance (Time of your Life)" video which won Best Alternative Video at the MTV VMA Awards along with some other typical Dragon Agency '90s hipsters. After working in Los Angeles on commercials, TV and independent film, he relocated to New York where he self-produced and directed a starring vehicle - a romantic comedy entitled "Crush Landing". After some years screenwriting, he has returned with full vigor to his first love, acting.
Dave McCully
Dave McCully is known for Bering Sea Gold (2012).
Dave McElfatrick
Dave McElfatrick is an Irish cartoonist, illustrator, voice actor, director, writer, producer, and composer. He's most known for co-creating the Cyanide and Happiness franchise, along with Kris Wilson, Rob DenBleyker, and Matt Melvin. He's also known for co-creating, writing, directing, animating, and voice acting the Cyanide and Happiness shorts, with Wilson and DenBleyker, as well as The Cyanide and Happiness Show.
Dave McIlreath
Dave McIlreath is an actor, known for Animus (2013), Suspicion (2012) and Twin Brides (2012).
Dave McKinley
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Dave McMillan
Dave McMillan was born on May 27, 1968 in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, USA. He is a producer and actor, known for Galatea (2022) and The Boonies (2021).
Dave McNulty
David McNulty was born in Hollywood, California, to parents Barbara and Joseph McNulty. Upon graduating high school he joined the US Navy and received an Honorable Discharge. He began studying acting and at at the age of 20, relocating back to Hollywood beginning studies with the well respected actor and author, Eric Morris. He took that training and went on to perform in commercials, independent films, entry roles in feature films and landed a recurring role on General Hospital. He became a member of SAG/AFTRA in 1987 and remains in good standing with the union. After taking a hiatus to raise his 2 children, he returned to the film acting industry boasting a combined 37 film shorts, features, and lead roles in independent films, webisodes, commercials, and theatrical performances. Co-Executive Producer of three film shorts in the Midwest, Windy, Ringfinger and Pro Reo, and one feature film, Kingdom Come, McNulty has enjoyed the experience behind the camera as well learning the trade of production, filmmaking, directing and distribution. He enjoys working in the capacity as Executive Producer as well as communicating stories on camera. His passion for the craft of acting and Second City improvisation keeps him on the forefront of the film and theatrical industry. Additionally, his commitment to the Midwest film business is unyielding and plans to impress the artistic industry that we are an equal force to Los Angeles and New York. He continues to perform nationally and internationally. "My passion for storytelling and my talent to present real life on camera is what drives me to be an artist. If you possess the passion and the power to share that to the public then you have fulfilled your life's purpose. Never lose sight of your gift!", says McNulty.