Peter Kelly
Filmmaker, Peter Kelly, has worked in many different areas of production including producer, director, key grip, gaffer, prop designer, set dec., and camera team. He has worked as a crew member for major motion pictures, documentaries, commercials, news broadcasts, and television productions. Peter was born in San Antonio, TX in October of 1988 to Scott and Alison Kelly. He has three sisters, two of which are older and the third is five years younger. His father graduated medical school early in Peter's life and the Kelly family moved from San Antonio to Bartlett, TN (a suburb of Memphis), In Kindergarten they moved again to Germantown, Tn (a suburb of Memphis). Peter's mother, Alison, is a very artistic woman and both parents stressed the arts for the children in their household. She often enrolled Peter and his sisters in after-school acting and studio art classes. The Kelly's moved again to Jonesboro, AR during peter's first-grade year, where they stayed for a year and a half before relocating back to San Antonio. Peter and His sister Betsy became in involved in community theater and dance as kids growing up in Texas. It was that way until he reached middle school and began playing Football. He expanded his athletic involvement upon moving to Charleston, MS, a small rural town in the Mississippi Delta. Peter began kicking for his high school football team and received several athletic honors, including All-area punter after kicking over a mile throughout the course of one season. His athletic career came to a screeching halt during his senior year when he tore the ACL in his left knee. He left Charleston and went on to the University of Mississippi where he would major in broadcast journalism. While there, Peter worked for the student news station, NewsWatch, as a camera operator and teleprompter operator. He was hired as a field reporter for the sports department for two weeks before being promoted to sports anchor. He remained a sports anchor for a year and a half. Halfway through Peter's sophomore year, he made the decision to leave Ole Miss and move to Mobile, AL, where he took a year and a half off of school. He later moved to Jackson, MS where he decided to jump back into school. He enrolled at Hinds Community College in Jackson, MS and began playing semi-professional football for the Jackson Juggernauts. Eight games into the season he tore his other left ACL a second time. Continuing with school, he finished that semester and took the following one off. After re-enrolling at Hinds, he graduated Cum Laud in the summer of 2013. He has since moved to Houston, TX where he started Sound Fish Studios, an independent production house focused on narrative and documentary films. In 2015 Peter began working full time as the Director of Photography for FAIR Marketing.
Peter Kelly
Peter Kelly is an actor and production manager, known for The Virgin Soldiers (1969), The Marilyn Diaries (1990) and Blue Tornado (1991).
Peter Kelly
Peter Kelly is an actor, known for Good Vibrations (2012).
Peter Kennedy
Peter Kennedy is an actor, known for Black Garden (2019).
Peter Kent
Born June 23, 1957, in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, Peter Kent was predestined to be a thrillseeker and adrenaline addict. As a young child, raised along the banks of the often treacherous Seymour River, he was shooting rapids and climbing the highest trees available, then letting himself fall through the branches to the ground, or pedaling his bicycle across planks placed 12 feet atop the family's laurel hedge to get the desired adrenaline rush, usually resulting in lacerations and stitches. On another occasion he tried to extract his own loose teeth with a hammer in the family garage. At six years of age his parents divorced and he moved to New Jersey with his mother, a move responsible for the dual Canadian-US citizenship which would come in so useful later in life. Returning again to Canada at age 11, he and his mother ran a local bed-and-breakfast style boarding house while he attended Nanaimo Senior Secondary school on Vancouver Island, and worked in the usual variety of West Coast jobs: Sawmill, salmon fishing, pulp mill, paving crew, bouncer and electronics salesperson in both the towns of Nanaimo and Victoria. He also worked on the road as a sound engineer for various Canadian bands, for five bohemian years. Nearly killed in a terrible motor vehicle accident in the early 1980s, he survived only through willpower. Multiple skull fractures, broken cheekbones, a crushed nose and a fractured jaw transformed his look, some say, to closely resemble actor Arnold Schwarzenegger. This was to prove fateful indeed. In 1984, having done Shakespeare in various local theater groups, he decided to move to Los Angeles to pursue a film career, although he had no previous film experience or acquaintances in Los Angeles. After living in the notorious YMCA off Hollywood's infamous Sunset Strip for a tenuous and outrageous six months, he was taken under the wing of James Cameron to double Schwarzenegger in The Terminator (1984). His minimal stunt experience did not stop him from quickly learning the ropes and becoming one of the most celebrated and highly paid stuntmen in the business. His association with Schwarzenegger lasted 14 films and 13 years, both as friend, workout partner, ski buddy, confidant, chef and dialogue coach. His apprenticeship on 14 of Schwarzenegger's films (from "Terminator" to Jingle All the Way (1996)) has put Kent in a position to understand that genre better than most, and having access to a variety of the best screenplays in Hollywood, was to again prove useful in later years. While making Eraser (1996), Kent was almost killed when he was struck by a three-ton shipping container 100 feet in the air. It was then he decided to pursue a different, less life-threatening line of work, seeing as how he had been injured in some way during nearly all of Schwarzegenner's pictures. He has studied with several different Los Angeles-based drama groups, but his longtime coach has been Zina Provendie, former head of MGM's drama department for 26 years, and coach to James Dean in Giant (1956), as well as Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor in Cleopatra (1963). After a 14 year absence, Kent returned home to Vancouver,BC, where he met the love of his life, a nurse, Marcia Kent. The two were engaged in Venice,Italy in December of 2005 and married in Victoria, BC in August of 2007. Currently, they are expecting twin boys in the fall of 2009. Kent has been interviewed in numerous publications, including "Entertainment Tonight","Extra", "People Magazine", Germany's "Der Stern", as well as London's "Daily Mirror", "The New York Times", "Dallas Star", "Los Angeles Times" and hundreds of TV and radio stations worldwide. In June 2009, Kent was inducted into the "Hollywood Stuntman's Hall of Fame."
Peter Kent
Peter Kent is an actor, known for Jinxed (2013).
Peter Kern
Peter Kern was born on February 13, 1949 in Vienna, Austria. He was an actor and director, known for Der letzte Sommer der Reichen (2014), Hab' ich nur deine Liebe (1989) and Domenica (1993). He died on August 26, 2015 in Vienna, Austria.
Peter Kern
Peter Kern is an actor, known for A Promise (2013), Spionen (2019) and La Mentira (1992).
Peter Kerry-Forbes
Peter Kerry-Forbes is known for The Ashington Smurf (2018), Orcus (2022) and The Intruder (2017).
Peter Ketnath
Peter Ketnath was born on June 6, 1974 in Munich, Bavaria, West Germany. He is an actor and producer, known for Passport to Freedom (2021), When in Venice (2021) and Vou Nadar Até Você (2019). He is married to Maykelis.