Geraint Morgan
Geraint Morgan is an actor and director, known for Hinterland (2013), Dim Ond y Gwir (2015) and It's My Shout: Short Films from Wales (2016). He was previously married to Shwna.
Geraint Wyn Davies
Geraint Wyn Davies was born in Swansea, Wales on April 20, 1957. His father is a semi-retired Welsh congregational minister and his mother, a retired teacher, was headmistress at Geraint's first school. At the age of seven, his family moved to Canada where he attended Upper Canada College then the University of Western Ontario where he briefly studied business and economics before leaving to pursue his acting career. Geraint was 12 when he was first bitten by the acting bug, appearing in a school production of "Lord of the Flies". His professional stage debut was made in 1976 in Quebec City when at 19 he appeared in "The Fantasticks", "Red Emma", and "A Midsummer's Night Dream". After Quebec, Geraint moved on England where he played the lead in "The Last Englishman". He then spent 2 seasons with Wales' leading theatre company, Theatre Clwyd, touring the United Kingdom in "Enemy of the People" and "Hamlet". It was his performance in "Hamlet" that led to the Regional Theatre Best Actor Award. He then spent a season with the Chichester Festival doing "Henry VIII". He has performed at the Shaw Festival and the Stratford Festival of Canada as well as the Mark Taper Forum Lincoln Center. He has appeared in such plays as "The Music Cure", "Candida", "Cyrano de Bergerac", "The Vortex", "Goodnight Disgrace", "Henry V" and "The Three Musketeers, "The Boys from Syracuse, "Sleuth" and "The Taming of The Shrew", "Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde", "My Fair Lady" and "King Lear". In August of '99, Geraint starred in a one man show written by the late Leon Pownall called "An Evening with Dylan Thomas" at the Atlantic Theatre Festival in Nova Scotia, Canada. Two more shows were written for Geraint "Dylan Thomas and Shakespeare: In the Envy Of Some Greatness" and "Stranger in Paradise". Geraint has continued to perform "Do Not Go Gentle" in Chicago, Stratford and New York. Most recently Geraint appeared at Washington DC's Shakespeare Theater in "Cyrano" (Helen Hayes Award winner), "Love's Labor's Lost" (Helen Hayes Award nominee) and "Richard III". He, along with friend Brent Carver, are opening in Toronto's CanStage production of "The Elephant Man" in mid-October of 2007. Geraint's directorial accomplishments include multiple episodes of "Forever Knight", "Black Harbour", "Pit Pony", "Power Play" and "North of 60". In June 2000, Geraint took on the challenge of directing Oliver Mayer's "Joy of the Desolate" in Highland Park, Illinois. A "back-burner" project for Geraint is "Horatio Salt", a collection of four short films that he is producing and directing. Geraint's musical talent was first brought to prominence on "Forever Knight" where he actually played the piano in the loft and co-wrote a song for the "Baby Baby" episode. As a result he was featured in one of the selections on the first "Forever Knight" CD. He is a self-taught musician who produced a CD of his own works "Bar Talk" which is sold through his fan club with the proceeds going to a variety of charities such as Childrens' Hospital Foundation in Washington D.C. and The Stratford Festival's Shakespeare School (Stratford, Ontario). Geraint's voice can be enjoyed on two audio books, "Great American Suspense: Five Unabridged Classics" and "Great Classic Hauntings: Six Unabridged Stories". Geraint is divorced from artist Alana Guinn however they are the proud parents of a son, Galen, and a daughter, Pyper. He became a U.S. citizen on June 13, 2006, at a swearing-in ceremony at the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C. He was made a city resident for the run of "Love's Labor's Lost" to facilitate the process. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg presided over his induction ceremony.
Gerald 'Slink' Johnson
Gerald 'Slink' Johnson is an actor and producer, known for Grand Theft Auto V (2013), Black Jesus (2014) and Locs (2019).
Gerald Abdullah
Gerald Abdullah is an actor, known for Seperti Hujan yang Jatuh ke Bumi (2020).
Gerald Ahern
Gerald Ahern is an actor, known for Stitches (2012).
Gerald Alston
Gerald Alston is known for A Southern Haunting (2023).
Gerald Anderson
Gerald Randolph Opsima Anderson Jr. was born in Subic Bay, Zambales, Philippines to his Filipina mother, Evangeline Opsima and his American father Gerald Randy Anderson. Gerald has a younger brother named Kenneth and two older sisters named Jen and Darling, from his mother's first marriage. When he was three year old he and his family moved to San Antonio, Texas, and later moved to Missouri when he was six. At 14, him and his family moved back to the Philippines, in General Santos City, a place Gerald now calls home. He was discovered by Joross Gamboa, who then introduced him to his manager Jun Reyes who brought him to ABS-CBN, where Gerald then joined Pinoy Big Brother: Teen Edition. After finding fame on the show Gerald was partnered up with his fellow house mate, Kim Chiu, who then became his "love team" for shows, movies, and endorsements. Together they took the Philippines by storm, as the next big thing. Fans even dubbed the pair as Kimerald, even before they left Pinoy Big Brother: Teen Edition. He is set to star in a new TV show, called Sineserye Maligno, with Philipino A-lister Claudine Barretto, and of course his love team, Kim Chiu and another TV show called Nagai-Aida with Philipino veteran Maricel Soriano, Cesar Montano and Kim Chiu.
Gerald Arons
Gerald Arons is an actor, known for The Big Lift (1950).
Gerald Auger
Gerald Auger is a First Nations actor, producer, writer, entrepreneur and motivational speaker from Wabasca, Alberta. He is of Woodland Cree descent. He graduated from Grande Prairie Regional College in 1995 with a Marketing Management diploma and a Small Business Management certificate. In 1996 and 1997 Auger was awarded the National Native Role Model by the Governor General of Canada and spent the next two years visiting more than thirteen communities across Canada, inspiring his aboriginal peers, relating stories about his experiences and bonding with locals through cultural events and ceremonies.
Gerald B. Fillmore
Gerald Barry Fillmore-García is a, Los Angeles based, British-Spanish actor, writer and filmmaker known in Spain for shows like the prime-time sitcom, "Gym Tony", where he was one of the stars and a writer for five seasons, Movistar Plus series "Reyes de la Noche" and Amazon Prime series "Little Coincidences" where Gerald was an actor and a writer and its American version is now being produced by NBC. His credits on film include "The Footballest" by Miguel Ángel Lamata, "Unfortunate Stories" by, Goya Award winner, Javier Fesser and "Llegaron de Noche" by, Goya Award winner, Imanol Uribe. "Hold For Applause", his 2021 short-film as a writer, director, actor and producer has received 24 international Awards and has been selected in over a hundred festivals around the world. In 2022, Columbia-Sony Pictures will release "Tequila Repasado" written by Gerald and, Emmy Award winner, Judd Pillot. On stage: he joined in 2019 the Spanish National Theatre to be part of the critically acclaimed production and Max Theater Award Nominated "Firmado Lejárraga" directed by Miguel Ángel Lamata. His theater company The Sinflow has premiered several successful shows in Madrid's Gran Via and his on-stage work was recently awarded: Best Actor at 2019's Brisk Los Angeles Theater Festival and Best Play at the 2018's Short+Sweet Hollywood Festival.