Philip Day
Philip Day is a Showrunner, Co Executive Producer, Director and Development Producer. The Peabody and twice Emmy award winning filmmaker produces scripted and non scripted shows for TV and the cinema. He is represented by Abrams Artists Agency. Day specializes in multi episode series and has skills in all aspects of production, including shooting, writing, directing and editing. His clients include NBC, History, Investigation Discovery, National Geographic, Discovery Channel, TLC, Travel, PBS and Science Channel. Now living in Los Angeles, Day is a prolific filmmaker having made over two hundred hours of prime time television in his distinguished career. In the last two years he has also produced three feature films now in distribution. His hi-octane films have received accolades wherever they have screened, receiving 18 Telly Awards, two Emmy awards, seven Emmy nominations and a Peabody Award. As well as show running, Day also develops new show ideas for the marketplace. Today, he heads up development studio Edge West, which is dedicated to creating dynamic, original shows for major broadcasters.
Philip DeAngelo
Philip DeAngelo is an actor, known for Death Machines (1976).
Philip DeWilde
Philip DeWilde is a Genie nominated performer with over 20 years professional experience in television, radio and film. As a voice actor he continues to lead many successful campaigns for major corporations including Coca Cola, Pizza Pops, Dell Computers, Kraft Dinner, Mitsubishi, Pizza Hut and Rogers Wireless to name a few. He has also voiced numerous animated characters on hit series such as Bey Blade, Totally Spies:Next Gen, Brace Face, Bob and Margaret, My Dad The Rock Star, Rescue Heroes, Mythic Warriors and QUADS! You can catch Philip in the U.S National Television Ads currently(2013)running for Dairy Queen as the Hero Dad. Philip has shared the silver screen with such noted performers as Michael Douglas, Dave Chappelle, Russel Crowe, David Carradine, Nicholas Campbell, Anne Bancroft and Katherine Isabelle.
Philip Delancy
Born of a French mother and English father, Philip has dual nationality and is bilingual in English and French. Having obtained a scholarship to The Haberdashers' Aske's School, Elstree he was awarded an RAF Flying Scholarship, learning to fly aged 17. He then worked as a flying instructor, airline pilot, VIP Handling Agent for the rich and famous, legal interpreter, encyclopedia salesman and customer service manager before becoming an actor in 1994. In 2003, Philip set up a project to help disaffected young adults at a local school with their interview and personal impact skills. He is working towards publishing his memoir Blue Sky, Red Carpet.
Philip Desmeules
Philip Desmeules is a UK-based actor of both British and Canadian nationality. He grew up in Toronto before moving to London, UK where he trained at LAMDA (London Academy of Dramatic Arts). He has worked in UK theatre, in the West End and Regional & UK Touring Productions including a one-man show which toured the UK 3 times before playing a long run in the West End. More recently he has worked more in Television and Feature Film and recently made his French Cinema Debut in Leading Role in Céline by Emmanuel Bourdieu. Il aussi parle bien le francais et aimerait travailler plus en France.
Philip DiSalvo
Philip DiSalvo is known for Players (2012).
Philip Dodd
Philip Dodd is an actor, known for Tracks (2013), McLeod's Daughters (2001) and Home and Away (1988).
Philip Doherty
Philip Doherty is a director and writer, known for Redemption of a Rogue (2020), Samhlú 2020 (2020) and The Begrudgers (2012).
Philip Doran
Philip Doran is known for RuPaul's Drag Race UK (2019) and Celebrity Coach Trip (2010).
Philip Dorn
A former matinee idol in Holland and Germany, he fled to America before WWII and portrayed anti-Nazi patriots and continental romancers in Hollywood. Forced to retire after suffering an injury while on stage in Holland 1955, he lived out the rest of his life in relative seclusion. Dogged by ill health (phlebitis) in post-war years, he suffered the first of a series of heart attacks in 1945.