Peter Saunders

Peter Saunders is known for Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio (2022), Mars Attacks! (1996) and Isle of Dogs (2018).

Peter Sawkins

Peter Scanavino

Peter Scanavino is know for his work as A.D.A Sonny Carisi JR. on Law and Order: SVU (NBC). Other selected TV & Film work includes: Social Distance (NETFLIX), The Cold Lands, Mutual Friends, The Leftovers (HBO), Banshee (CINEMAX), and The Good Wife (CBS). Peter made his Broadway debut in 2006 in the TONY Nominated play, Shining City, Directed by Robert Falls. Other theater work includes: Boys' Life, Suburbia, Rainbow Kiss and David Henry Hwang's play, Yellow Face. In 2010, Peter took time away from acting to study Culinary Arts at The French Culinary Institute in NYC. He worked briefly in the kitchen of Dan Barbers Michelin starred restaurant, Blue Hill in Greenwich Village. Peter lives in Brooklyn, NY with his wife and children.

Peter Schmeichel

Denmark's Peter Schmeichel is arguably the best goalkeeper in the history of the Premier League. He had a glittering career that lasted from 1981 until 2003 and is best remembered for his hugely successful time in the Premier League with Manchester United - with whom he won countless trophies - and for helping Denmark to win the European Championships in 1992. Schmeichel was born in Gladsaxe, a town on the outskirts of Copenhagen, and played for several local football teams before playing for Brøndby. It was Schmeichel's impressive performances with Brøndby that led to him being snapped up by Sir Alex Ferguson for Manchester United, the team Schmeichel supported as a boy. When he joined Manchester United in 1991, he was fairly unknown to the other players but left eight years later as a prominent club 'Great' with Ferguson having described his £505,000 signing as the "bargain of the century". Schmeichel's 6ft 3in height and imposing physique, prompting his 'Great Dane' nickname, were beneficial when conceiving the innovative 'star-jump save'. Although now a widely used move in goalkeeping, Schmeichel was reportedly the first to take on this technique with regularity, adopting skills from playing handball in Denmark. Generally considered one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time, Peter's success earned him 24 major trophies and he has been featured amongst the '125 Greatest Living Footballers' at the FIFA 100 celebrations and within the Football League 100 Legends. In 2001 Schmeichel was awarded an honorary MBE for his services to football. Following his retirement from football, Schmeichel has remained in the public eye, in both sport and television. Peter presented the Champions League coverage in Denmark for 8 years, hosted the World Cup show for Russia TV in 2018, has presented a variety of entertainment shows for TV2, TV3 Denmark and Discovery international and regularly appears as an analyst on the Premier League channel and for the BBC on 'Match of the Day'. His son, Kasper Schmeichel, followed in his father's footsteps and is also a professional goalkeeper, playing for Leicester City and Denmark.

Peter Schmidtke

Peter Schmidtke is an actor and director, known for Big Trouble in Little Georgia (2017), The Getter and Super Debt (2015).

Peter Schneider

Peter Schneider, born in 1975 in Leipzig, started after high school in 1995 to study music and from 1998-2002 acting at the University of Music and Theatre "Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy" in Leipzig, where he graduated with a master. Since then he has worked as an actor on theaters in Germany. Since an intensive collaboration with Edgar Reitz 2001-2002 ("Heimat 3) Peter Schneider works well with many film and television productions. He played as the lead role in Hans Weingartner's acclaimed psychological drama "Hut in the Woods". For this Peter Schneider was nominated 2012 for the German Film Award (LOLA) in the category "best dramatic performance male lead" and 2013 for the prize of the German Film Critics Association Awards. Also in 2013 the director Mareille Klein received the "Max Ophüls Prize 2013" for her film "Gruppenfilm" in which Peter Schneider played the leading role.

Peter Schneider

Peter Schneider is the Chairman of the Board of Directors of The John Gore Organization and an internationally-acclaimed producer and director. He is the recipient of a Best Musical Tony Award for producing The Lion King on Broadway, and he directed productions of My Life with Men...and Other Animals (New York, Italy, Romania), Pal Joey (Pasadena, CA, Little Rock, AK), Sister Act, TheMusical (London, Atlanta, Pasadena), and Hot L Baltimore (Romania). Schneider also produced the award-winning 2009 documentary Waking Sleeping Beauty about Disney Animation from 1984 - 1994. During a seventeen-year tenure at the Walt Disney Company, he spearheaded the creation of over fifty films including The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast (Golden Globe Award), The Little Mermaid, Toy Story and Who Framed Roger Rabbit. In addition to JGO, Schneider serves on the boards of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS and The American Theatre Wing (co-producer of the Tony Awards). He is also a world champion bridge player, having won the Transnational Open Teams in Estoril, Portugal.

Peter Schnitzler

Peter Schnitzler has had a long history in the visual arts. As a painter, he has had exhibitions in Los Angeles, Munich and Salt Spring Island, British Columbia and his works are included in private collections both in Europe and America. Born in Vienna, Austria, raised in the United States, Schnitzler was trained as a documentary filmmaker at UCLA and in the early 1960s worked as a director-writer of documentary and industrial-educational films with Centron Corporation in Lawrence, Kansas. (He played a bit role as a zombie in Centron co-worker Herk Harvey's influential feature film, Carnival of Souls (1962), shot in Lawrence). Schnitzler eventually returned to California and since then has produced, written and directed over 100 films on the arts, sciences and social and environmental issues. Many of his films have received awards and festival recognition. He presently divides his time between Topanga, California and Salt Spring Island, Canada. He is married to art historian Alexa Sekyra, has three children and three grandchildren and is the grandson of Austrian writer Arthur Schnitzler.

Peter Schueller

Peter Schueller is an American-Hungarian actor and singer born in California. He discovered his passion for performing at an early age while tagging along to his older brother's and sister's rehearsals for musical theater. In his teenage years he grew to love singing and booked his first major professional role as an understudy in San Francisco Opera's Dead Man Walking at the age of 15. He went on to study vocal performance at the University of Southern California, where he also started taking acting lessons. From there, he performed frequently throughout Southern California before relocating to Budapest, where he continues to pursue is passion.

Peter Schwartz

Peter Schwartz is known for Scary Stories (2018).