David Lee
David Lee is known for Interior Chinatown (2024).
David Lee Denny Jr.
David Lee Denny Jr. was born to David Lee Denny Sr.and the late Sharon Louise Faison Denny on October 10, 1980. He graduated from William M. Meredith Elementary School for Performing Arts, and then attended Central High School of Philadelphia (258th class) and graduated with an honorary Bacheolors of Arts Degree. He also received the title of Distinguished Student. David performed well in the areas of math and science and had an interest in Biology, Chemistry,Human Anatomy, as well as the creative arts. David attended Tuskegee University and successfully obtained a Bacheolors of Science Degree in Biology and was ranked as one of the top students in the College of Agricultural, Environmental and Natural Sciences program (CAENS) for the academic year of 2001. David also received honors of Magna Cum Laude at his graduation ceremony. He was accepted into a few medical schools and chose to attend Morehouse School of Medicine with an interest in General Surgery.
David Lee Ford
David Lee Ford is an actor, known for Halloween Horror Tales (2018) and The Hunt (2015).
David Lee Garver
American actor David Lee Garver got his start at the community theatre in Mason City, IA. His first film job was as a stand-in for Lukas Haas in Tim Burton's Mars Attacks! while studying acting at the University of Kansas. Shortly after he moved to New York City and has been working consistently in the New York, Los Angeles, and Atlanta markets ever since. Notable films include Kill the Messenger with Jeremy Renner, Henry Jaglom's Ovation, and 10 Days in a Madhouse opposite Christopher Lambert, with TV appearances in Desperate Housewives and What I Like About You. Garver recently produced and acted in Gravedigger, which was awarded Best Horror at Kevin Smith's inaugural SModCastle Film Festival. He received a Best Supporting Actor award at the 2022 Ladies Filmmaker Festival for his work in Division, which he also produced.
David Lee Hess
David Lee Hess was born and raised in Oklahoma. After working as a musician in Austin, Texas for twenty years, Hess was cast in his first feature film in 2012. Since then he's worked in numerous features, short films, and web series, as well as episodes of Baskets w/ Zack Galifianakis, Fear the Walking Dead, Dallas, and NBC's Revolution. In 2015, he moved to Los Angeles. In 2017 he wrote, directed, and acted in an award-winning short film, Fetish, which is currently streaming on Amazon Prime. Hess spends free time writing for film and playing guitar quietly in Toluca Lake.
David Lee Lewis
David Lee Lewis is known for I Am a Killer (2018).
David Lee Madison
David Lee Madison developed his love for film as a very young man. At the age of five, he had already seen and loved all of the original Universal horror films. He got his first taste of film making at age nine, when he was an extra in Hero at Large, a John Ritter film directed by Martin Davidson. Throughout his teen years, he appeared in Neil Simon's Brighton Beach Memoirs and James Lemmo's Heart starring Brad Davis. Dave's recent work includes Emerging Past- a film he produced and in which he appears alongside his childhood idol, Stephen (Fright Night) Geoffreys, in a very funny scene. Mr. Hush, which he wrote, produced, and directed, has become a cult classic. It stars Brad Loree (Michael Myers in Halloween: Resurrection), Stephen Geoffreys (Fright Night, 976-EVIL), and Steve Dash (Jason Voorhees in Friday the 13th Part 2). Mr. Hush enjoyed a limited, US national theatrical run in NYC, LA, San Francisco, Atlanta, Dallas, northeastern PA, and Pittsburgh. It was released nationally on DVD and Blu-ray on August 7, 2012 and spent 6 weeks on Redbox's genre top 10 list. In 2012, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences requested a copy of the Mr. Hush script to be placed in the permanent core collection of the Margaret Herrick Library to be preserved forever. In 2014, Dave started a podcast/radio show titled The End of the Night. In his first 10 episodes, guests included Corey Feldman, Doug Bradley, David Naughton, Brian O'Halloran, Harrison Page, Tiffany Shepis, Fred "the Hammer" Williamson, G. Tom Mac, and Tony Moran, just to name a few. In November of 2015, Dave released his film Middle Village. Its theatrical debut was at the historic Cinemart Theater in Queens, New York. It has garnered Laurels from the Forwardian Film Festival, and has received overwhelmingly positive reviews. It was featured on whatchareading.com's list of the best films of 2015. The film features his dear friend, Brian O'Halloran (Clerks 1 & 2, Mallrats), Ray Abruzzo (Mad Men, Sopranos), Scott Schiaffo (Clerks) and WWE Superstar Gene Snisky. In October of 2016, Dave appeared in Tom Holland's Your So Cool Brewster! The Story of Fright Night. In May of 2018, Dave played Agent Smith in Stevan Mena's film, Malevolence 3: Killer. Dave's latest film, Wit's End, is scheduled for release in 2020, along with a film he appears in, titled Darkness Waits, directed by Libby McDermott and featuring Conrad Brook's last performance.
David Lee McInnis
David Lee McInnis a Korean American actor, born in Green Bay, WI. Known for his roles in South Korean dramas Descendants of the Sun (2016) (as Argus) , Mr Sunshine (2018) (as Major Kyle Moore) and different advertisements for Samsung and Daniel Cremieux. Now based in Seoul, South Korea and Los Angeles, CA. David spends time in his hometown Honolulu, HI and Stevensville, Montana through out the year.
David Lee Pickton
David Lee Pickton is known for Tribal Get Out Alive (2020), Landlord: Time to Pay the Rent (2015) and Scarlett Cross: Agents of D.E.A.T.H. (2022).
David Lee Rawlings
David Lee was born outside Chicago, Illinois in 1958. He attended Arizona State University where he studied film and played varsity football. He has had experience acting on the stage, the small screen and the big screen. He has written several films including "Day of Redemption".