Nehemiah Deason
Nehemiah Deason was born in Missouri, USA. He has enjoyed acting since his first stage performance at the age of 6 in a school play. Teachers and students encouraged him to continue acting so he decided to pursue theater, fell in love with acting, and soon got an agent. He has since done several commercials, independent films, a televised interview with Royals baseball player, Reggie Sanders, and has taken acting classes in Los Angeles, California and his hometown. He takes dance, voice, and acting lessons as often as he can and he loves Science. In jest he boasts that he will one day be an actor slash scientist so he can enjoy the best of both worlds. In his spare time he enjoys chatting on-line with friends, playing video games, creating choreography for church musicals/dramas, writing, hanging out with friends, and working on science related projects. He loves school and learning new things, and he plans to pursue acting for the long haul because he enjoys playing someone else for a role. Since he was able to talk he was quoting movies and acting out scenes and he loved wearing costumes. He began singing around 3 and he has been asked to sing for special venues. One of his hobbies is making humorous videos for an on-line video sharing site.
Nehemiah Mabry
Dr. Nehemiah "Dr. Nee" Mabry, P.E. is an Engineer, Educator and Entrepreneur based in Raleigh, North Carolina. His technical experience includes over 15 years as a NASA Researcher, Bridge Design Engineer, and Adjunct Professor. Dr. Mabry is CEO and Founder of STEMedia Incorporated; which he started as a grad student in 2012. STEMedia is a digital media company that provides educational and entertainment content for the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) community. Since its inception, they have won international awards, engaged thousands through lectures and presentations, and partnered with several corporations, organizations and academic institutions in STEM outreach.
Nehemiah Persoff
Born in 1919 in Jerusalem, Nehemiah Persoff emigrated with his family to America in 1929. Following schooling at the Hebrew Technical Institute of New York, he found a job as a subway electrician doing signal maintenance until an interest in the theater altered the direction of his life. He joined amateur groups and subsequently won a scholarship to the Dramatic Workshop in New York. This led to what would have been his Broadway debut in a production of "Eve of St. Mark", but he was fired before the show opened. He made his official New York debut in a production of "The Emperor's New Clothes" in 1940. WWII interrupted his young career in 1942, when he was inducted into the United Sates Army, returning to the stage after his hitch was over in 1945, three years later. He sought work in stock plays and became an intern of Stella Adler and, as a result, a strong exponent of the Actor's Studio. Discovered by Charles Laughton and cast in his production of "Galileo" in 1947, Persoff made his film debut a year later with an uncredited bit in The Naked City (1948). Short, dark, chunky-framed and with a distinct talent for dialects, Persoff became known primarily for his ethnic villainy, usually playing authoritative Eastern Europeans. In a formidable career which had him portraying everything from cab drivers to Iosif Stalin, standout film roles would include Leo in The Harder They Fall (1956) with Humphrey Bogart, Gene Conforti in Alfred Hitchcock's The Wrong Man (1956), Albert in This Angry Age (1957) and gangster Johnny Torrio in Al Capone (1959). That same year he played another gangster, the small role of Little Bonaparte, in Some Like It Hot (1959). He was a durable performer during TV's "Golden Age" (Gunsmoke (1955), The Twilight Zone (1959)) and well beyond (Chicago Hope (1994), Law & Order (1990)), playing hundreds of intense, volatile and dominating characters. In later years, his characters grew a bit softer as Barbra Streisand's Jewish father in Yentl (1983) and the voice of Papa Mousekewitz in the An American Tail (1986) will attest. Later stage work included well-received productions of "I'm Not Rappaport" and his biographical one-man show "Sholem Aleichem". After declining health and high blood pressure forced him to slow down, Persoff took up painting in 1985, studying sketching in Los Angeles. Specializing in watercolor, he created more than 100 works of art, many of which have been exhibited up and down the coast of California. He celebrated his 100th birthday in 2019.
Nehesh Poll
Nehesh Poll is known for being the producer's director. Dawning many roles, from being a Director, writer, composer, Music director, Editor, Mix and mastering engineer to an actor Nehesh Poll does it all making these skills an invaluable asset to any project. He is know for his English action thriller feature film It's About Choices which secured laurels in international film festivals and winning the best music director award for 3 1/2 a Kannada feature film. His training in Brazilian Jujitsu, Mixed martial arts and Krav Maga make his affinity for action films all the more stronger. Born in Mysore and raised in the garden city of Bangalore this 31 year old also runs his own recording studio giving him a strong technical base.His fluency in English Hindi Kannada and Marathi bridges the language barrier and makes him even more versatile.
Nehir Gökdemir
Nehir Gökdemir is an actress, known for Güldüy Güldüy Show Çocuk (2016), The Gift (2019) and Hayaller Ülkesi: Gamonya (2020).
Nehpal Gautam
Nehpal Gautam is known for Bhoot Police (2021), The Knot (2021) and Paatal Lok (2020).
Nehru Karim Juman
Nehru Karim Juman is known for Issac, The Moon and Back (2022) and Tim McGraw - Here on Earth (2020).
Nehuén Fritz
Nehuén Fritz is an actor, known for An Ocean Blue (2019).
Neide Carvalho
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Neide Ribeiro
Neide Ribeiro was born on May 13, 1949 in Taubaté, São Paulo, Brazil. She is an actress, known for A Ilha dos Prazeres Proibidos (1979).