David Knoll
David Knoll is a Canadian actor with a wide range of experience performing in short films, features, commercials and episodic television/web series. His love of acting started when he was six after his parents enrolled him in a local acting school where he mastered the fundamentals of his craft. At age 11, he decided he wanted to find an agent and develop an acting career. Since then he has worked non-stop to continually develop his skills and to build a reputation as a serious actor that just happens to be a teen and not necessarily a teen actor. No film or role is too small for David and when he is not booking paid roles, he is happy to work on student films to gain new experiences and to develop interesting and diverse characters. One of David's strength's is that he is able to adapt to almost any kind of genre of work including comedy, drama and suspense. One of David's first feature films saw him in a break-out role as Edgar in Vincenzo Natali's "Haunter", where he played opposite Abigail Breslin in this unique thriller-suspense feature. in 2013, David was cast as the lead as Brian Russell in the 12-episode family web/television series, "Kid's Town", which completed filming season 1 in June of 2013. David has appeared in commercial and network television series Reign and The Strain. David is a full member of ACTRA, is in grade ten and attends in one of Canada's foremost performing arts schools Toronto, Ontario majoring in drama. In his spare time, he enjoys hanging out with friends, family and his rescue beagle Roxas. He is represented by Shari Quallenberg at AMI Talent Management Inc.
David Koberidze
David Koberidze is known for Ras vkhedavt, rodesac cas vukurebt? (2021).
David Kocar
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David Koch
David Koch was born on March 7, 1956 in Australia. He is an actor and producer, known for All Saints (1998), Home and Away (1988) and Sunrise (2000). He has been married to Libby Koch since January 19, 1979. They have four children.
David Koechner
Actor, writer and producer David Michael Koechner was born in Tipton, Missouri, to Margaret Ann (Downey) and Cecil Stephen Koechner, who ran a turkey coop manufacturing business. He is of German, Irish, and English ancestry. An alumnus of Chicago's Second City Theater, Koechner got his first break as a cast member on "Saturday Night Live" and since has become an instantly recognizable face appearing in more than 120 films and television shows. He is best known for his roles as Todd Packer on "The Office" and Champ Kind from "Anchorman" and "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues." Koechner received rave reviews for his role in the dark, twisted and film festival award-winning thriller "Cheap Thrills." He is also writing and producing a variety show pilot for NBC. Additional notable film credits include "Waiting," "Out Cold," "Talladega Nights," "Get Smart," "Extract," "Thank You for Smoking" and "A Haunted House." When not filming, Koechner performs live stand-up comedy across the country and creates original content videos for his YouTube channel, Full On Koechner. He resides in Los Angeles, Calif. with his wife and five children.
David Koenigsberg
David Koenigsberg is known for The Dicktator (1974), Tom and Jerry: The Movie (1992) and The Haunted World of Edward D. Wood Jr. (1995).
David Koepp
David Koepp is an American film director and screenwriter. He is known for writing Jurassic Park directed by Steven Spielberg, The Lost World: Jurassic Park, Mission: Impossible, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Spider-Man directed by Sam Raimi and Panic Room directed by David Fincher. He also directed You Should Have Left starring Kevin Bacon and Amanda Seyfried.
David Koff
David Koff was born, raised and schooled in Philadelphia. His father, Allan, was a successful doctor and his mother Lois was a talented nurse and devoted volunteer and leader in Hadassah. David has two siblings: a younger sister Jamie and a younger brother, Matthew. David attended Cheltenham High School and The University of Pennsylvania. In college, he received a B.A. in English with a concentration in Creative Writing. While an undergrad, he studied comedy performance, writing, & direction with the famed "Mask & Wig Club". While at Penn, he was also fortunate enough to study creative fiction & playwriting with noted American playwright Romulus Linney, father of Laura Linney. David is a trained pianist and has played the instrument since the age of six. Rather than receiving a classic training, he studied with a commercial piano player and learned about music theory, chart reading and various styles of play. His favorite composers and pianists are Billy Joel and George Gershwin, one of whom he's seen in concert a half dozen times. David's gone on to compose music for various stage performances, both comedy and theatrical. As an actor, David has appeared on a host of television shows but his first love is the stage, and comedy in particular. He grew up listening to Eddie Murphy, Robin Williams, and his multi-talented hero: Steve Martin. He's also trained as a lifelong improviser, having studied at The Groundlings, The Empty Stage under Stan Wells, Bang Comedy Theatre under Peter Murrieta, and with Emmy-Award winning Comedy producer and director Bill Steinkellner in his on-going master class. In 2010, David's Improv Troupe at Bang! "Emerging Global Superpower" won best long-form improv/Harold group at the LA Improv festival for. In 2014, David moved to Portland, Oregon where he began teaching improv and performing the art form, first at Curious Comedy, then at The Brody Theater and now at his own studio. As a writer, David sold his first screenplay to Fox in 1991, co-written with fellow Penn Alum, Stuart Gibbs. His comedy sketches continue to be performed on stage with the Fake Radio theater troupe. His first book, a comedy how-to guide on technology is called "Screw the Cable Company" and was published in 2016. He writes extensively about technology and cybersecurity for Medium and his short stories have appeared in magazines and websites around the world. For nearly twenty years, David has both directed and produced the critically acclaimed theater troupe "Fake Radio". The troupe specializes in re-creating radio scripts from the 1940s in front of a live audience. As the director of Fake Radio, David's been fortunate to work on stage with some of his heroes, including Emmy-Award winners Ray Romano, John Larroquette, & Marcia Wallace; comedy legends Fred Willard, The Kids in the Hall (1988), & Phil Proctor from The Firesign Theatre; noted alternative comedians Tom Kenny & Maria Bamford and well-established TV actors such as Jeff Garlin, Jeff Garlin, & Jeff Garlin; and even one of the original cast members from Saturday Night Live: Laraine Newman.
David Kohlsmith
David Kohlsmith is an actor, known for SurrealEstate (2021), Shazam! (2019) and The Prodigy (2019).
David Kong
David Kong is known for Guy's Grocery Games (2013).