Nick Faldo
Nick Faldo was born on July 18, 1957 in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, England. He is known for Seve: The Movie (2014), PGA Tour Golf on CBS (1970) and PGA Tour Golf (1984). He was previously married to Valerie Bercher, Gill Bennett and Melanie Rockall.
Nick Falk
Nick Falk is known for Arctic Blast (2010), The Kettering Incident (2016) and The Outlaw Michael Howe (2013).
Nick Faltas
Nick Faltas is an actor, known for The Kingdom (2007), Over There (2005) and The Bad Penny (2011).
Nick Farnell
Nick Farnell is an actor and producer, known for Ned Kelly (2003), Where the Wild Things Are (2009) and Blue Heelers (1994).
Nick Farr
Born in Yorkshire, England, 1961. Trained as an actor at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, London. Worked mainly in theatre for twenty years in the West End and touring the UK, also directing theatre in USA, Australia, Scandinavia and Europe. Relocated to Edinburgh, Scotland, in 2000, and worked with and for Ken Loach, Dexter Fletcher, Kate Dickie and Martin Compston. Nick managed representation for clients with Hunwick Hughes (until 2017) and was creative director for Kickabout Films (2010). Highly regarded as a theatre coach for the Scottish Drama Training Network (2016) and also as a director, lyricist and writer in musical theatre. In 2020 Nick became Creative Director and partner in Lock In Films based in Stoke-on-Trent, England, and London, England.
Nick Fawcett
Nick Fawcett is an actor, known for Perfect Piece (2016), Coincidence (2011) and Lad: A Yorkshire Story (2013).
Nick Feld
Nick Feld is known for Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017), Luther: The Fallen Sun (2023) and Obsession (2023).
Nick Felice
Nick became inspired to become a film director at 13 after seeing Martin Scorsese's 'Casino'. Soon after at the age of 16 he started taking video production classes in high school and bought his first VHS camera to make his short movies. Also at this time he wrote his first feature screenplay and has been writing ever since. Over the past 15 years he has written/directed/edited and produced numerous short movies and commercials. In 2007 he attended the Motion Picture Institute of Michigan where he excelled even more in the art of film-making where his first short movie as a writer/director, 'One Night In Rochester', was hailed the best film out of the class. At his graduation he was nominated for two screenwriting awards as well. All of this lead him to personally finance his first feature film 'Getting Out'. With 'Getting Out', Nick wrote the script while residing in Missouri. He posted the movie on a Michigan acting website hoping to gain interest in the project and planned on shooting it in Michigan. After being bombarded with submissions from talented actors in the Detroit metro area he managed to nail down a cast and crew (having never met any of them)and moved to Michigan to make the picture. With this project under his belt now he hopes it will gain interest within the film community and showcase his talent that will lead to other projects.
Nick Fenske
Nick was born in Redwood City, California on February 23rd, 1964. Nick's introduction into the Entertainment Industry was providing Celebrity voices to numerous radio stations in the Silicon Valley, as well as Morning Shows nationwide. Working with such notable talents as "Mancow" Muller, Mark S. Allen (Mark at the Movies on Reelz) and his then partner Ebro Darden (VP Emmis Communications). Nick's acting debut came as a featured background player as a Bellboy in Warner Brothers, "The Rookie", which starred in and was directed by Oscar Award Winning Director Clint Eastwood. Nick moved to the Sacramento area in 1991, where he met writer/director Joe Carnahan while auditioning for Carnahan's movie "Split". Fenske went on to work with Carnahan on countless other projects including "Blood, Guts, Bullets and Octane", "Smokin Aces", "Stretch" and "State of Affairs". In 2000 Nick provided the voice of Sammy Sosa for MTV's Celebrity Deathmatch in "Deathbowl 2000". He also provided the voice for the Winchester Mystery House's, "Audio Guided Tour", as well as the voice for WMH's, "Walk Amongst the Spirits". Nick's Network Debut was on NBC's "State of Affairs", which starred Katherine Heigl and Alfre Woodard. Nick most chilling performance was as Mass Murder Terrence Lee Horton in "In the Eyes of a Killer" which starred both Costas and Louis Mandylor, who also directed the film. Nick more recently has focused on creating and writing a new streaming Crime Drama series "Orchard Park", as well as writing some screenplays he hopes to produce as feature films.
Nick Ferry
Nick Ferry is known for The Lockdown (2021), 17 Nuclear (2022) and Love Me Stupid.