David R. Ellis

Began as an actor in Kurt Russell-Disney Films in 1974. Made the switch to the Stunt world following a successful career as a junior pro surfer. Born, bred, and resided in Malibu. Many, many stunts later, David made the promotion to Stunt Coordinator in 1978 on Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978). Coordinating TV and films all over the world brought him up to the position of 2nd Unit Director on Gorky Park (1983). "Action" movies proceeded to explode along with David's career. Befriending Harrison Ford, two of David's most notable 2nd units were Patriot Games (1992) and Clear and Present Danger (1994). As shown in Filmography, he worked back-to-back until the break from Disney, offering to 1st unit Direct the feature, Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco (1996). Directorial debut grossed over $100 Million. Completed two features for 1997, Desperate Measures (1998) & Sphere (1998) with Barry Levinson.

David R. Montgomery

David R. Montgomery is known for Dick Dynamite 1944 (2023), Split (2014) and Mere Husband Ki Biwi (2025).

David R. Nash

David R. Nash is an actor, known for Jessica Jones (2015), FBI: Most Wanted (2020) and Exposure 36 (2022).

David R. Stanley

David R. Stanley is an actor, known for The Housewives of the North Pole (2021).

David Raboy

David Racki

David Racki is an actor, known for Crypsis (2019).

David Ragin

David Jason Ragin (born August 10, 1994) is an American actor, editor, director, writer and occasional rapper, and is the Chairman and CEO of Cyberstars Entertainment. He was born in Toledo, Ohio to Patricia Ragin (née Murphy) (died 2019) and Darrell Ragin (died 2021), and raised in Detroit, Michigan. He has an older sister, April "Deep Aries" Gardner, and younger sister, Ariel Bunkley (née Ragin). Ragin attended Communication and Media Arts High School, and was a member of the Creative Arts Spirit of Excellence (CASOE) Group from 2008 to 2014, and returned to be the Interim Director from April to June 2016. Outside of acting, David had an unsuccessful career as a rapper from 2003 to 2017 under the monikers Lil Ray and later Lil Ray Ragin, releasing multiple mixtapes during this period. He was also a part of numerous music collectives, including Evolution, GenerRaytion and Drumotatics Music. Ragin officially established his company Cyberstars Entertainment in May 2020, which is most known for the "Graffiti" superhero series, and the YouTube comedy series "Cyberstars".

David Raizor

David Raizor was born and raised on the family farm in Kentucky. He and his family eventually moved to Florida where he was an amateur magician for years. After attending a local clown school David went to Virginia to take Advanced Studies in the Art of Clowning. He trained and performed with some of the great Ringling Brothers Clowns which included "Frosty Little" one of only four Ringling Master Clowns. David took improv classes at SAK Comedy Lab in Orlando, Florida, as well as acting classes at Valencia College, Art's Sake Studios, Russ Blackwell, and Class Act Studios. He is trained in the Meisner Method of acting and also attends every acting workshop he can. David has appeared on the Lifetime Channel in a feature film and has performed in several commercials. He has appeared in over one hundred independent shorts and feature films. David has also performed in over five hundred live shows including magic shows, improv, clown shows, live theater and Murder Mystery shows. Sandpaper a feature film in which David was one of the two leads won Best American Feature Film at the New Vision Film Festival Amsterdam. David was also nominated for Best Actor in a Feature Film at the Garden State Film Festival for the same film.

David Ralphe

David Ralphe is known for Star Trek: Nemesis (2002), Heaven's Heroes (1980) and The Amazing Spider-Man (1977).

David Ramak

David Ramak is an actor and producer, known for Ditch Party (2016), A Psycho's Path (2019) and She Is Not My Sister (2012).