Richard Pyros
Richard Pyros is a British-Australian actor, who first achieved fame in the hit Australian Channel Seven TV show, Big Bite which was nominated for two AFI (Australian Film Institute) Awards (now called AACTAs). Whilst still studying at drama school, Pyros was selected to create an array of characters including the memorably disheveled newsreader, 'Tee Pee Moses', and for his impersonation of personalities such as Rob Sitch, Michael Caton, Harry Potter and Detective Lennie Briscoe from Law & Order. Pyros has performed extensively in theatre, most recently in Ivo van Hove's lauded Hedda Gabler for the Royal National Theatre and opposite Matt Smith (actor) in the new Anthony Neilson play, "Unreachable" at London's Royal Court Theatre. From 2009-2012, Pyros was a member of the resident acting ensemble at Sydney Theatre Company, selected by then Co-Artistic Directors, Cate Blanchett and Andrew Upton. In 2012, Pyros performed as Cate Blanchett's boyfriend, Alf in the award-winning production, Gross und Klein (Big and Small) by Botho Strauss adapted by Martin Crimp and directed by Benedict Andrews, which toured from Sydney to Paris, London, Vienna and Recklinghausen. His performance was described as, 'Pyros matched Blanchett blow-for-blow, in a scintillating, tour de force, acting match-up of heavyweight champions.' He has performed with leading Australian theatre companies (including the Sydney Theatre Company, Belvoir (theatre company), Bell Shakespeare Company and Malthouse Theatre), and around the world in countries such as England, Scotland, Ireland, Italy, France, Austria, Germany and China. He is an accomplished comedian and writer; his TV writing credits include BackBerner, Big Bite, Fam Time and Stand Up Australia! (Foxtel) writing material for host, Cameron Knight. In 2007, Richard toured his show, Gilgamesh to the Barbican Theatre, London for the world-renowned 'Bite' season, as well as to The Beijing Oriental Pioneer Theatre, The Shanghai Dramatic Arts Centre and the Sydney Opera House. In 2012, Pyros was nominated for a Green Room Award for Best Actor, for his portrayal of Oedipus in Malthouse Theatre's version of Oedipus Rex, "On The Misconception of Oedipus", directed by Matthew Lutton. He was beaten by acclaimed actor, Colin Friels. He next appears in the Belvoir (theatre company) production of Summerfolk by Maxim Gorky in November 2020. Prior to attending drama school, Pyros was a member of the comedy troupe 'Enter The Datsun' with Charlie Pickering, Michael Chamberlin and Charlie Clausen, writing and producing several television pilots and featuring in a number of Melbourne International Comedy Festivals. For television, Pyros appears in the BBC Two/Netflix drama, Giri/Haji and as a regular in the Hulu historical comedy-drama series, The Great with Elle Fanning and Nicholas Hoult, as well as both The Weekly and The Yearly, both for ABC Australia. He was also recently co-writer on the Seven Network show, Fam Time and created the web series, 'Lessons For Life, with Alan Mercedes' with Charlie Clausen. Pyros appeared in the film Hacksaw Ridge (2016), directed by Mel Gibson, in the major role of Randall 'Teach' Fuller, alongside Andrew Garfield, Teresa Palmer, Sam Worthington, Vince Vaughn, Hugo Weaving, and Rachel Griffiths. He attended its world premiere at Venice International Film Festival in September 2016. His other film credits include a feature film version of Hamlet (with Pyros playing the eponymous lead, Prince Hamlet), directed by Oscar Redding which had its world premiere at the Melbourne International Film Festival. His performance was critically acclaimed. Alison Croggon, writing in The Australian Newspaper said, 'crucially, Redding has a brilliant Hamlet in Richard Pyros. There are times when his performance lifts the hair on the back of your neck: this Hamlet might be mad, but the method in it has a profound legibility, and his corrosive intelligence shines through every gesture.' Also, No Budget by Christopher Stollery (official selection, Palm Springs International Film Festival 2012), Noise by Matthew Saville (official selection, Sundance Film Festival 2007), In Your Dreams (Tropfest) by Greg Williams, and Is God a DJ by Ben Chessell. Pyros has directed two operas, an immersive Hänsel und Gretel by Engelbert Humperdinck at the Bussey Building, Peckham (South London) and Henry Purcell's Dido and Aeneas at Kings Place, London. He has co-written and will direct the new cross-art form play, 'Chopin's Piano', based on Paul Kildea's book of the same name which features concert pianist, Aura Go and tours to all the major concert halls in Australia in November 2021.
Richard Quan
Richard Quan started as an image model for blue soda clothing company. He did several television commercial before venturing into acting. He won Best New Actor in his first film Saan Ka Man Naroroon, directed by Carlitos Siguion-Reyna in 1994. He started theater acting in 1995. Some of his theater plays credit are : Ang Paglilitis ni Bonifacio, as Andres Bonifacio... Noli me Tangere as Crisotomo Ibarra. After several acting nominations, he won again a Best Supporting Actor award for his film 1957, directed by Hubert Tibi, under ToFarm Film Festival in 2018.
Richard Quine
Richard Quine was born on November 12, 1920 in Detroit, Michigan, USA. He was a director and actor, known for The Mickey Rooney Show (1954), The Cockeyed Miracle (1946) and Strangers When We Meet (1960). He was married to Diana Balfour, Fran Jeffries, Barbara Bushman and Susan Peters. He died on June 10, 1989 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Richard R. Corapi
Richard R. Corapi is known for Top Five (2014), Father and Father (2018) and Madoff (2016).
Richard Raaphorst
Richard Raaphorst is known for Frankenstein's Army (2013), Ngo si seoi (1998) and Zwartboek (2006).
Richard Rae Evans
Richard Rae Evans is an actor, known for Murders and Acquisitions (1994) and Shadow of the Elves (2004).
Richard Ramirez
Richard Ramirez is known for Cold Justice (2013).
Richard Rampolla
Richard Rampolla is known for The Things We Cannot Change (2022), Rxcall (2022) and How Can I Help You? (2021).
Richard Rankin
Richard was born in Rutherglen, Glasgow, on 4 January 1983, his birth name actually being Richard Harris. It was changed to Rankin, his mother's maiden name, to avoid any confusion with the famous Irish actor. Initially wanting to be an IT professional, he was inspired by a trip to Los Angeles at the age of 21 to train as an actor the following year. Richard first attracted attention in the Scottish comedy series 'Burnistoun', shown regionally, and toured worldwide in the Olivier Award winning play, 'Black Watch', for the National Theatre of Scotland. It was his iconic role as Capt. Thomas Gillan in 'The Crimson Field' that led to other strong performances on national television such as, 'Silent Witness', 'The Syndicate', 'From Darkness', and 'Thirteen' for the BBC. In 2016, Richard will make his debut as the pivotal character of Roger Wakefield in the STARZ/Sony epic production, 'Outlander', a role that will showcase his tremendous emotional power as an actor to an international audience.
Richard Rashke
Richard Rashke is a writer, known for Justice in a Small Town (1994), Runaway Father (1991) and Escape from Sobibor (1987).