Lincoln Dunkley
Lincoln Dunkley is an actor and cinematographer, known for The Sandra West Diaries (2016) and A Holiday Boyfriend (2019).
Lincoln Feistner
Lincoln Feistner is an actor, known for The In-Between (2019).
Lincoln Hall
Lincoln Hall is an actor and director, known for This Time, Maybe (2019), Letting You Know Me (2018) and The Link (2015).
Lincoln Hoppe
Lincoln Hoppe was born on June 5, 1971 in Springfield, Illinois, USA. He is an actor and writer, known for Stargate Origins (2018), Witnesses (2021) and Scorpion (2014). He is married to Page Hoppe. They have five children.
Lincoln Huffman
Lincoln Huffman is known for Jonah (2023).
Lincoln Jolly
Lincoln Allen Jolly was born on the 12th of July 2005, in Slidell, LA, USA to Bondilyn Joy (Dutcher) and Ethan Jolly. The youngest of two children, Lincoln and his sister, Peta Jolly, were raised in a home full of creativity and artistic encouragement while being surrounded by the unique culture of life in New Orleans. As a child living in Louisiana, Lincoln had the opportunity to participate in a children's musical theater production and it was then that he discovered his love of performing. A family friend took notice of Lincoln's talent and recommended that the family meet with a mother agent who was preparing a group of children for an upcoming talent competition. Lincoln signed on for acting and modeling and proceeded to "clean up", collecting multiple first and second place awards, beating out hundreds of other children from around the world. The Jolly family was encouraged to spend the spring of 2014 in Los Angeles, which they did. Lincoln signed with both a manager and talent agent during this time and began working with several different coaches to hone his skills. After committing to the summer of 2014 in Los Angeles, the Jolly family decided to permanently relocate to the area to pursue Lincoln's dreams full-time. Lincoln's first film was a short movie for Warner Brothers entitled Eddie and the Aviator (2015) which was released in December of 2015. A passionate and caring child, Lincoln feels strongly about helping others and giving back to the community. Every year on his birthday he selects a different charity and helps raise awareness, funds and / or much needed supplies as an educational experience for himself and his friends. As a young actor, his coaches and directors with whom he's worked have likened him to a young Jared Leto or River Phoenix. He is an enthusiastic and hard worker who aspires to work on a project with his favorite actor Leonardo DiCaprio someday.
Lincoln L. Hayes
Born and raised in rural Colorado, Hayes studied acting and journalism at the University of Northern Colorado before moving to New York to pursue his acting career. A proud member of SAG-AFTRA, Hayes also dabbles in writing and directing, as well has co-hosts and produces the "WTF Are You Watching?! Podcast" on the Battleship Pretension Podcast Fleet.
Lincoln Lageson
Two-time Western Heritage Award winner, two-time CAMIE (Character and Morality in Entertainment) Award winner, and Golden Boot Award winning film and television producer LINCOLN LAGESON has compiled a respected body of work throughout his 26 years in the industry. Projects produced by Lincoln include: 53 Movies of the Week, (10) 2 hour films for the Hallmark Channel Mystery Wheel, and (6) 4 hour mini-series. Lincoln has Directed 2nd Unit on 33 projects and performed in the capacity of Unit Production Manager on 21 projects. These shows have been produced in conjunction with TNT, ABC, NBC, Lifetime, Spike, Hallmark Channel and Miramax to name a few. Lincoln has had the pleasure of collaborating with Directors such as: Joe Sargeant, Yves Simoneau, Andy Wolk, Dennis Quaid, John Milius, Bradford May, Jack Bender, Kevin Connor, Michael Grossman, Lee Rose, Matthew Diamond, Eriq LaSalle and Ron Oliver. As a filmmaker, Lincoln successfully manages all business aspects, while also supporting the creative elements. This balanced approach enables all of those involved to have a positive filmmaking experience culminating in a wonderful project. Having performed in the capacity of most of the film crew positions and having overseen projects from conception through completion, Lincoln is able to view a project from a unique and beneficial prospective. Lincoln is also viewed by the Directors he has collaborated with as a supportive Producer, helping them bring their vision and storytelling to the screen. In 2006, Lincoln was elected to the Associate Board of Directors of the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City. This prestigious position will help Lincoln continue to preserve our Nation's western heritage. Lincoln is also on the Board of Director's of The Grace Foundation of Northern California, an equine rescue and rehabilitation facility. Lincoln's membership in Rancheros Visitadores is a great source of pride for Lincoln. Additionally, he is also an active member of The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, The Directors Guild of America, The Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. Born in Sacramento, Lincoln grew up in the town of Crockett, CA and came to Los Angeles in 1990 without the advantage of family nor powerful industry friends to move him along. Currently he resides in Chatsworth, CA . Away from work, Lincoln enjoys spending time with his family and friends and horseback riding.
Lincoln Lambert
Lincoln Lambert is a Korean-American actor that was born and raised in South Korea. Since the age of three he has been entertaining in the form of acting, singing, dancing, and hosting television shows. His acting career started when he was cast in "Real Kids' Story, Rainbow", a South Korean variety show. At three years old he captivated the audience with his joyful and lovable personality and his strong improvisation skill. His love for being on set and entertaining people propelled him into several additional shows as lead actor, supporting actor, main host, and celebrity panelist. His adult cast-mates in Korea adored him and encouraged him and his family to move to Los Angeles and display his gifts in Hollywood. Since 2016, he has been pursuing his career in Hollywood and was honored to be cast as Dana McGucken in "Language Arts", where he played the role of an autistic child, growing up in the 50's, where his condition was not well understood. He has also had the privilege to perform in an episode of "Criminal Minds" along-side fellow Korean-American actor Daniel Henney. Lincoln most recently had the honor of performing with Azusa Pacific University's men's choir and orchestra, to sing a solo in their Celebrate Christmas concert. Lincoln is represented by CESD Talent Agency and Symington Talent Management in the U.S. and by Echo Global Group in South Korea.
Lincoln Lewis
Lincoln Lewis is an Australian actor who began acting at thirteen, appearing in shows like The Sleepover Club, Mortified and H2o before making his way to the big screens in 2005 with films Aquamarine and Voodoo Lagoon. However, it wasn't until appearing on Home and Away in 2007 that he became a household name, winning a Logie for his role as Geoff Campbell, lasting 567 episodes until leaving to star in the largely popular film adaptation of Tomorrow, When the War Began - Released worldwide in 2010. Following this, Lewis become a regular on Australian TV, with roles in Neighbours, Underbelly: Razor, House Husbands, SLiDE, Gallipoli, Tricky Business, Rescue: Special Ops, as well as making appearances as himself on Dancing with the Stars, Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation, Hell's Kitchen Australia, and Australia's Next Top Model. Through the years, Lincoln's other film titles include the shark horror film Bait, Aussie rom-com Spin Out, sci-fi film After Earth - starring Will and Jaden Smith, and 33 Postcards alongside Guy Pearce which for his role, Lincoln won "Male Star of tomorrow" award at the Gold Coast's 2011 Australian International Movie Convention. More recently, Lincoln starred alongside Travis Fimmel in Danger Close: The Battle of Long Tan and in late 2020 Lincoln starred alongside Australian icon, John Jarratt, in paranormal horror film The Possessed. Throughout 2021, Lincoln starred in action film Black Site alongside Michelle Monaghan, Jason Clarke and Jai Courtney while at the same time preparing for Channel Seven's "All Stars" season of Dancing with the Stars. Concluding 2021 shooting alongside Brian Brown and Greta Scacchi in "Darby and Joan".