Louis Landau
Louis Landau is known for The Serpent Queen (2022) and Surprised by Oxford (2022).
Louis Landman
Louis Landman is known for Nash Bridges (1996), Gambling (2004) and Bartleby (2001).
Louis Lay
Louis was born in Singapore to a Chinese mother and French father. He spent the first ten years of his life travelling the world before setting up roots in Canada. He was raised speaking 3 languages (French, Mandarin and English). In his formative years Louis was a top 10 swimmer in Canada and an avid scuba diver. He is also a certified PADI Scuba Diving Instructor.
Louis Lecoin
Louis Lecoin is known for Haiti Cherie: Wind of Hope (2010) and Show Kola (2008).
Louis Lemmens
Louis Lemmens is an actor, known for Welp (2014), W. - Witse de film (2014) and Nieuw Texas (2015).
Louis Leterrier
Louis Leterrier is a French film director and producer. He notably directed the first two Transporter films, Unleashed, The Incredible Hulk, Clash of the Titans, Now You See Me, Tower of Strength and The Brothers Grimsby. He also directed episodes of The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance on Netflix and three episodes of Lupin.
Louis Limantour
Louis Limantour is an actor, known for The Last Inn (2021).
Louis Littlejohn
Louis Littlejohn is known for Kiddets (2018), Cleverman (2016) and Millie Lies Low (2021).
Louis Lois
Louis Lois is known for Righteous Blood (2021), The Vampire and the Vigilante and Only Fans - Allowed.
Louis Lombardi
Having appeared in notable feature films such as the Oscar-winning "The Usual Suspects" and Oliver Stone's "Natural Born Killers," Louis Lombardi (born and raised in the Bronx, NY) has made a career out of his natural acting style. Louis just completed his first feature film,"Doughboys", which he wrote, directed and starred in. The movie was filmed on location in his hometown. In 1993, Louis co-starred in the Sundance Film Festival darling, "Amongst Friends." Lombardi's performance in the independent hit film garnered the attention of director Oliver Stone and led to the actor's role in "Natural Born Killers." Most recently, Louis has played featured roles in the comedy hit "The Animal" with Rob Schneider and "Deuces Wild." Among Louis' other directing credits is the short film "The Boss," an independent film which he wrote, directed and starred in. Filmed at the Roxbury, a trendy Los Angeles nightclub, "the Boss" tells the story of a cruel nightclub owner on New Year's Eve. Louis' ultimate passion is to write and direct. Among Lombardi's many television credits is the hit series "24", where he appeared as the love able computer systems analyst Edgar Stiles. In addition, Louis has had recurring roles on the television series "The Sopranos," where he played tough NY federal agent Skip Lipari. His other credits include: "Entourage" and "Las Vegas" He also co-starred in the role of the brutish Cal, Mr. Roarke's obedient jack-of-all-trades, in the ABC remake of "Fantasy Island." In addition, he has co-starred on CBS's "EZ Streets " and "CSI."