Joseph Otavnik
Joseph Otavnik is known for There Are No Fakes (2019).
Joseph Otero
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Joseph Otero Jr.
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Joseph Otsiman
Joseph Otsiman is a New York based Ghanaian born Hollywood actor, producer and DJ, noted for his role as Pastor John Moses in The Cursed Ones and Kojo Bonsu in The Burial of Kojo. He is a 2 times AMA Awards nominee for The Cursed Ones in 2015 and The Burial of Kojo. He is playing the lead character in New York Film Academy's student film director Casey Zidane's upcoming new film "Dead Man's Damnation", which is slotted for Halloween 2022 world premier at AMC Manhattan, New York. He plays Nabil in the 2021 feature film Borga movie. CAREER He did his first stage play in stage four then got more interested in acting in High School. He also did a couple of theatre productions and in 2006 played the Story teller in The Marriage of Anansewa theatrical tour in Ghana and United Kingdom by The Plymouth- Secondi Takoradi link and Theatre Royal (England). Cast by Tracy Moore (Hollywood casting director and celebrity coach) and Rockmond Dunbar (Hollywood film director and Actor) to the final 6 of the maiden edition of the spirited Actor-The Search for the Next African Hollywood Star in 2011. He was one time host of Kyzz FM's Mega chart show and world chart show from 2010-2012 then Host of Aseda FM's multiple countdown 2012-2014. In 2015 he played the role of Pastor John Moses in The Cursed Ones. In 2017 he stage in the comedy Keteke as Young Man. He currently works at Connect Fm 97.1 a subsidiary of TV3 Ghana. FUTURE ROLES Played John Moses in 2015 multiple award winning film The Cursed Ones Directed by Nana Obiri Yeboah. In 2017 he played the title character, Kojo Bonsu in The Burial of Kojo, directed by Blitz the Ambassador released in 2018. He played Nabil in 2021 released German/Ghana film Borga Movie. He is playing the lead character in New York Film Academy's student film director Casey Zidane's upcoming new film "Dead Man's Damnation", which is slotted for Halloween 2022 world premier at AMC Manhattan, New York. AWARDS AND NOMINATIONS Dynamic and engaging storytelling for his performance in the marriage of Anansewa in the Drum Theatre, UK by the UK-Ghana Link and avid 2006. Best Actor in a supporting Role at the 2016 AMA Awards (Nominee). He was the Best actor in a Leading role at the 2019 Africa Movie Academy Awards (Nominee).
Joseph Ott
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Joseph Ouellette
Joseph Ouellette is an actor, known for Panic in Detroit (2019), Garroter (2016) and The King's Messengers (2017).
Joseph Owmby
Joseph Owmby was born on February 9, 1950 in Bowling Green, Kentucky, USA. He has been married to Wilma Garth since July 30, 1977.
Joseph P. Kennedy
Patriarch of a famous political family, Kennedy had a brief Hollywood career: He was one of the first financiers to play a leading role in the movie industry. Although he grew up in modest East Boston, where his father was a barkeeper and politician, Kennedy was educated with the Establishment's children at Boston Latin School and Harvard. In 1914, he married Rose Fitzgerald, daughter of Boston's mayor. Billed as "America's youngest bank president" at 25 (his father and his friends owned the bank.) He became a prominent stock market "operator" in the 1920s. In 1926, as the front man for Wall Street interests, he became chief executive of Film Booking Office, a distributor of low-budget features for unsophisticated audiences. Soon Kennedy also assumed power at another studio, Pathe, and at the Keith-Albee-Orpheum theater chain. Through "financial engineering" of these companies - some of their pieces went into a new major studio, RKO - Kennedy added to his already substantial fortune. (A sidelight in his Hollywood period was his business and sexual relationship with Gloria Swanson, recounted in detail in her autobiography.) In the 1930s, Kennedy turned his attention to politics: an early fund-raiser for Franklin D. Roosevelt, he became the first chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, then U.S. ambassador to England (1938-40). Kennedy's pessimistic statements about Britain's chances in World War II alienated Roosevelt and made Kennedy deeply unpopular in America. After the war, Kennedy steered his surviving sons, John, Robert and Edward, into politics and served as financier and strategist for their campaigns. In 1961, he suffered a stroke that left him unable to speak, but by all accounts he was aware of many calamities that befell his family until his own death in 1969. Some say that the scandal of his son Teddy at Chappaquiddick was what killed him. Some historians see Kennedy's rapacious greed for success as a fatal flaw that he passed on to his sons, none of whom could transcend it.
Joseph P. Scott
Joseph Scott is an Actor born in Decatur, AL, USA. He now lives in Harvest, AL, USA. He is married and has one son. His acting career began after responding to an open casting call for a faith based TV pilot. After showing up to perform a cold read for the director and producer, two days later he received a call asking him to be part of the project. After working three weekends on that project, he was bit by the acting bug and immediately began learning all he could about the business. One of the 1st steps was to begin taking acting classes from Danny Vinson. His goals are to continue his career with more character roles and learn as much as possible about both sides of the camera. Being born and raised in Alabama, Joseph is a true Southerner and enjoys spending time with his family and friends as well as his two dogs. (Jack & Tyson)
Joseph P. Stachura
Joseph Paul Stachura was the founder and Managing Artistic Director of both the Knightsbridge Theatre and The National American Shakespeare Company as well as Knightsbridge Theatre Films. Mr. Stachura is married to actress and writer Shari Shattuck and has two daughters Creason Carbo and Calee Maudin. A native of Los Angeles, Mr. Stachura appeared in several stage plays. Seeking growth as a director, actor and artist Mr. Stachura relocated to England and started what turned out to be five years of traveling, learning and working all around the world. Spending long periods of time in London, Durham, Western Europe, Australia, Japan, China, India and South East Asia has given Mr. Stachura a unique perspective on the craft of directing and acting and has nurtured in him a true passion for film and theatre. At the age of 26, Mr. Stachura returned to Los Angeles and began directing and producing theatre, focusing on Shakespeare as well as pursuing his directing and producing career in film. He was the "actors director" on the 35mm feature film, Hrad z pisku (1994) (aka The Sand Castle), and directed the video cable film, Othello (previous link went to Branagh film) in 1992, he then directed the 35mm feature film, Simple Gifts (1998), in 1998. Mr. Stachura focused on his directing and producing career at his Knightsbridge Theatres, and the National American Shakespeare Company, where he has produced over 300 plays from 1993. Mr. Stachura's recent 2011 feature film, Redemption (2011), distributed by Mar Vista Entertainment. To date, "Redemption" is also an "Official Selection" of the Almeria Western Film Festival -competing against major films such as True Grit (2010)- and the Beverly Hills Film Festival. Realizing a true need for a classically-based theatre company in Los Angeles, Joseph built and opened the first Knightsbridge Theatre in Pasadena in 1993, then opened a second Knightsbridge Theatre in Los Angeles in 2000. Mr. Stachura has produced a staggering 312 productions, from William Shakespeare's entire canon to David Mamet, Henrik Ibsen, Eugene O'Neill, Arthur Miller and many, many more. Both theaters are now permanently closed. He has written numerous stage and screenplays, produced feature films and is currently in negotiations on his new feature film. He has won best actor awards for his performances as "Hamlet", "Cyrano de Bergerac", "Macbeth", "Richard III" and "Lenny" in "Of Mice and Men", and he has also won numerous awards for his directing and producing, including Best Director of the Year for his brilliant productions of "Much Ado About Nothing", "Cyrano de Bergerac" and "Macbeth". Knightsbridge productions have received well over one hundred awards and accolades since 1991, including an Award Resolution from the California State Senate and Senator Adam Schiff. With all of his accomplishments, Mr. Stachura's greatest pride comes from his family and nurturing the growth of his fellow directors, actors and writers at his Knightsbridge Theatre and at the National American Shakespeare Company.