Peppur Chambers
Born in Great Falls, Montana and raised in Kenosha, Wisconsin, Peppur was destined for great things. At the age of 6, she began dancing and piano lessons. She visited a Renaissance Faire and knew she wanted to be on stage after her first school play. Determined to grow more and learn more about the arts, at the age of 12, she wrote her first play. Her passion blossomed when she studied in New York. A recent transplant to Los Angeles via New York and Chicago, Peppur has seen success as a writer, producer, actor, dancer and singer. As a writer, she's especially proud of her long-running theatrical cabaret, "Harlem's Night: A Cabaret Story" as performed by Brown Betties and Joe which also includes some of her original songs she wrote. Peppur also performs in and produces this sultry, sassy, sophisticated experience through her production company, "Harlem's Night Productions". Peppur is currently working on co-producing her second short film, "Priced Out" (with "Drea's Denial" being her first short, which she wrote, acted in and co-produced) as well as her first full-length stage play, "House Rules". Her other works, "Flapjacks & Orange Juice" and "I See" (both one-acts) have enjoyed readings and staged production, respectively in both New York and Los Angeles. Peppur's non-fiction essay, "Three-Way" appears in Ava Chin's "Split: Stories from a Generation Raised on Divorce". She wrote a book of short stories based on her first two years of living in LA, titled, "Making Lemonade: Bittersweet Tales from an Actress Being Squeezed in LA" (soon to be published). While in Chicago, Ms. Chambers performed for thousands as a World Champion Chicago Bulls dancer and sites this experience as a turning point in making a bee-line ascent toward her dreams. The Kenosha, Wisconsin native is determined to further her career in her LA surroundings.
Pepsy Mahunisi
Pepsy Mahunisi is known for Lunarcop (1995), Orion's Key (1996) and Danger Zone (1996).
Pepón Montero
Pepón Montero is known for Los del túnel (2016), Justo antes de Cristo (2019) and Plaza de España (2011).
Pepón Nieto
Pepón Nieto was born on January 20, 1967 in San Pedro de Alcántara, Málaga, Andalucía, Spain. He is an actor and writer, known for Periodistas (1998), Los hombres de Paco (2005) and Las brujas de Zugarramurdi (2013).
Peque Gallaga
PEQUE Gallaga was recently awarded The Natatanging Gawad for Lifetime Achievement for Filmmaking from the Manunuri ng Pelikulang Pilipino during the 32nd Gawad Urian last September 19 at the Cultural Center of the Philippines. National Artist Bienvenido Lumbera, founding member of the Manunuri, the society of respected film critics, says Gallaga is "the epitome of the compleat Filipino cinema artist," and that it is only fitting that Gallaga be honored by all those who love Filipino cinema "before the sun completely sets on the film industry." The waxing and waning of the fortunes of mainstream cinema seems reflected in the person of Gallaga, a serious filmmaker with a track record of box-office hits and successful remaking of commercial genres, particularly of horror and fantasy movies. As mainstream commercial cinema struggles, independent and out-of-studio films have shown vibrancy and resilience, even catapulting Filipino movie to new global renown. Part of these stirrings of hope can be gleaned from the emergent regional cinema, whose mentorship and encouragement owes to Gallaga's selfless tutelage. Gallaga has won several Urian awards: Best Director for "Oro Plata Mata" in 1982; Best Production Design for "Ganito Kami Noon, Paano Kayo Ngayon?" (together with Laida Lim Perez) in 1976, and for "Manila By Night: City After Dark" in 1980. Gallaga entered into prominence with "Ganito Kami Noon..." directed by Eddie Romero. This important historical movie was shown on the same year as Brocka's "Insiang," Ishmael Bernal's "Nunal sa Tubig," Lupita Concio's "Minsa'y Isang Gamu-Gamo," Gerry de Leon's "Banawe," Mike de Leon's "Itim," Mario O' Hara's "Tatlong Taong Walang Diyos," and Gil Portes' debut movie, "Tiket Mama, Tiket Ale, Sa Linggo ang Bola" - making 1976 the peak of the second golden age of Philippine cinema. Gallaga's early career illustrates the truism that great filmmakers do not necessarily influence each other; more practically, they work with each other, often in an unwitting sort of apprenticeship. Brocka had worked with Romero as scriptwriter; Mike de Leon had worked with Brocka and later, Romero, as cinematographer. Gallaga, who finished Commerce and Liberal Arts at De la Salle University but had enrolled briefly in the architecture school of the University of Santo Tomas, had worked with Romero and Bernal (notably in "Manila By Night") as production designer. Also an actor, Gallaga played a part in "Tatlong Taong Walang Diyos," and Brocka's "Gumising Ka, Maruja" (1978).Gallaga would become a full-fledged filmmaker with his second directorial effort, "Oro Plata Mata" (1982), and later, "Scorpio Nights" (1985), arguably his two best movies. In both movies, Gallaga shows directorial breadth of vision and art director's capaciousness, and it is hard to tell which is which. Since he's also the writer of "Oro," Gallaga may have demolished the classic auteur theory or embodied it in its fullest sense: he is author and creator in one. He would exhibit the same bravura in "Virgin Forest" (1985), "Unfaithful Wife" (1986), and in his recasting of the horror genre, the very successful "Shake, Rattle and Roll" series. His "Once Upon a Time" (1988) is another brilliant recasting, this one of Filipino folklore, with Dolphy playing the mythical role of the Filipino netherworld's tikbalang. And his "Gangland" (1998) may have set off the gritty urban street drama of today, as manifested in such provocative movies as Brillante Mendoza's "Tirador" and Jim Libiran's "Tribu." Gallaga continues to make movies while based in his hometown of Bacolod, where he is artist-in-residence, and where he teaches theater and film at the University of St. La Salle. He has mentored future filmmakers and media artists, including Jay Abella, Manny Montelibano, Vicente Groyon and Richard Somes. A multi-variegated artist of intrepid vision and incredible stamina, Gallaga has become one of our few elder statesmen of the cinema arts.
Per Amvik
Per Amvik is an actor, known for The Call of the Wild (1972).
Per Andersson
Per Andersson was born on November 17, 1976 in Sweden. He is an actor and writer, known for Grotesco (2007), Virus i bataljonen (2009) and En del av mitt hjärta (2019).
Per Bergqvist
Per Bergqvist is an actor, known for En duva satt på en gren och funderade på tillvaron (2014).
Per Bogstad Gulliksen
Per Bogstad Gulliksen is an actor, known for The Birdcatcher (2019), Monster (2017) and Aber Bergen (2016).
Per Broman
Per Broman is an actor, known for Apstjärnan (2021) and Gordon & Paddy (2017).