Nicholas Day
Mr Day was born in 1947 and studied at Bristol University, graduating in the late 1960s. He began his stage career with regional theatre and has become a respected name in stage circles, joining the National Theatre under the direction of Richard Eyre in the David Hare trilogy and as the original Stephen in Patrick Marber's 'Dealer's Choice' as well as seven seasons with the Royal Shakespeare Company, notably during the World Shakespeare Festival in 2012 and in the controversial 2011 revival of the Marat/Sade.. He was a founder member of the Original Shakespeare Company experimenting in cue scripts and minimal rehearsal and has led workshops in both Britain and America, as well as teaching drama at the Plumstead Manor school in the 1980s and publishing a book 'On Bard Duty' recounting his experiences with the RSC and giving a background to the company and the theatre. In 1991 he took on the role of DS Morley, Arthur Daley's would-be nemesis for the last three series of 'Minder'. Twelve years later he appeared in the first series of 'New Tricks' as the boss of the original 'Minder' Dennis Waterman, over the years building up an enviable television CV in the likes of 'Poirot, 'Midsomer Murders' and 'Foyle's War'.
Nicholas Delany
Nicholas Delany is an actor, known for Power Book II: Ghost (2020), The Crew (2021) and Tommy (2020).
Nicholas Delgado
Nicholas Delgado is an actor and writer, known for Under the Stadium Lights (2021), Chastity (2021) and 30 minutes with God (2020).
Nicholas Denmon
Nicholas Denmon went to the University of Florida. An actor and also a writer, Nicholas has published four novels, two collected works of poetry, and winning Silver Medalist, Fiction Novelist of The Year 2018. His is the mind behind the For Nothing television series, having created the novels that the series is based upon as well as co-writing, executive producing and acting in the pilot episode. In just under a few years, he has shared the screen with James Maslow (Big Time Rush) in the major motion picture Wolf Hound as a Nazi protagonist named Oskar, played the role of Snake, a veteran combat veteran with PTSD in Jabberwanky, and worked with the likes of Michael Madsen, Robert Funaro, and Daniel Baldwin in For Nothing. In For Nothing, Denmon plays yet another protagonist as a hit-man for hire, Rafael Rontego. With a penchant for playing edgy and dramatic characters with a psychotic or morally gray bent to them, Nicholas is a consummate nice-guy on set who loves to create and collaborate with like-minded creatives. He met his creative partner Sean Gloria in acting class and embarked upon a creative journey writing screenplays, producing shows, and learning more about the craft and the industry together. They have multiple works in progress.
Nicholas Denton
Nicholas Denton is an actor and writer, known for Glitch (2015), Holding the Man (2015) and Rabbit (2014).
Nicholas Deveau
Nicholas Charles Deveau is an American born actor and Model. Nicholas learned the value of hard work and dedication during his athletic years playing hockey, baseball, football and wrestling. His mindset has always been to be the best he can be. His acting career began at an early age, as he was consistently involved in performance arts, he is now a sought-after actor in New England. Outside of acting, Nicholas studied Film and television at Curry College where he has learned a great deal behind the scenes directing and filming, which shows with his on camera performance.
Nicholas Di Nardo
Nicholas Di Nardo is an actor, known for The Heights (2019).
Nicholas DiBella
Nicholas DiBella is known for Wildflower (2014), Cherry Crush (2007) and The Mystery of Her (2022).
Nicholas Dimitropoulos
Nicholas is based in London, UK but work takes him around the world. He was born in Athens, Greece in 1976 and moved to London when he was 5 which has been his base since then. He finished University College London and since then has been working on everything from films and television to commercials. His latest project is "Echoes of The Past" which is in post-production.
Nicholas Dodd
Nicholas Dodd is known for Morbius (2022), Rampage (2018) and Quantum of Solace (2008).