Richard Shadyac

Richard Shapiro

Richard Shapiro is known for Try Harder! (2021).

Richard Sharkey

Richard Sharkey is a producer, known for Marco Polo (2014), The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003) and John Adams (2008).

Richard Sharrah

Richard Sharrah was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, a twin and third of four children. Due to his father's profession, Richard would attend schools in many different cities and countries throughout his youth. Richard studied the arts while attending school in Melbourne, Australia and would later participate in Theatre while attending High School in Oklahoma. Richard's many innate talents and artistic vision were all refined and mastered while he attended the prestigious New York University Tisch School of the Arts where he graduated with a Bachelors of Fine Arts in Drama. Thanks to Richard's memorable experiences of traveling as a child, any chance he could, he would travel to distant parts of the world to experience new cultures and people. His travels have taken him all over North and South America, Africa, Europe, Eastern Europe, and Asia. His wealth of knowledge from traveling and experiencing many different cultures help Richard immensely as he continues to act in film. He is known for his work as an actor in Just Let Go (2015) with Henry Ian Cusick and the Rob Reiner film Being Charlie (2015) and the ABC TV Show Blood & Oil (2015) Richard resides in Los Angeles, California.

Richard Shelby

Richard Shelby is known for Unsolved Mysteries (1987), I'll Be Gone in the Dark (2020) and People Magazine Investigates (2016).

Richard Shelton

Richard Shelton is an actor, known for My Week with Marilyn (2011), Do Not Disturb (2015) and The Britishes (2014).

Richard Shepard

Richard Shepard is an Emmy and DGA award winning writer/director. His features include "The Perfection" "Dom Hemingway" and "The Matador". He directed 12 episodes of the Golden Globe winning HBO series "Girls", along with pilots for "Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist", "Acapulco", Criminal Minds" and "Ugly Betty" for which he won the 2007 Emmy. He also directed the documentary, "I Knew It Was You: Rediscovering John Cazale".

Richard Sherman

Graduated from Dominguez High School in Compton. Ranked among the best wide receiver prospects in the nation. PrepStar All-West selection and SuperPrep All-Far West pick. Named to the Long Beach Press- Telegram's Dream Team as one of the premier recruits in the West. Listed as the 50th-best recruit in the nation by SuperPrep. Accounted for 1,030 all-purpose yards as a senior, including 870 yards on 28 catches and three punt returns for touchdowns. Recorded 45 tackles, eight pass breakups and one interception as a defensive back. First team All-CIF and Long Beach Press-Telegram Dream Team selection in track as a senior. Communications major.

Richard Short

Recently wrapped production on Joel Coen's "The Tragedy of Macbeth" (2021) alongside Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand, as well as "Jack Ryan: Season 3" (2022) for Amazon and will be seen at festivals worldwide in the short film "The Night Passenger" (2021). Globally, he is also currently starring in the original TV series Mary Kills People, now airing the third and final season. For his role as the very complex surgeon Des Bennett, Short was nominated for a Canadian Screen Award (for Best Lead Actor in a Drama series) in 2018. His most recent stage appearance was as 'Richard Burton' in the hugely acclaimed World Premiere of "CLEO", a play directed by Bob Balaban and written by Pulitzer Prize winner Lawrence Wright, set during the filming of the 1963 movie Cleopatra. In 2016, Short co-starred in HBO's Vinyl opposite Olivia Wilde. In 2015, he co-starred in Agent Carter, where he played Marvel's first ever gay comic book character, Pinky Pinkerton. Short's diverse range of television credits include appearances in Code Black, Time After Time, Training Day, American Horror Story, Blue Bloods, White Collar, Fringe, Bored to Death, Vera and Covert Affairs among others but it was in 2013 he really came to the attention of audiences worldwide as the villainous "Harlan Moore" in ABC's '666 Park Avenue'. In film, Short recently took the title of role of King Arthur in "Arthur & Merlin", screening on Amazon, as well as the UK horror feature film 'The Dare' and can now be seen on Amazon in the indie film 'Crazy Famous', as well as in the short-film Abe, directed by Steve Brett. He also starred in the indie films 'Cockroaches' and 'Not Welcome' still awaiting release. He made his debut in the Sundance hit 'Delirious' for director Tom DiCillo. Additional credits include The Exhibitionists alongside Laverne Cox, A New York Love Story, The Guitar (Amy Redford), Public Enemies (Michael Mann), Choose (Rob Legato), The Butterflies of Bill Baker and Café. In theater, Short co-starred on Broadway in Jez Butterworth's Jerusalem alongside Mark Rylance. Prior to that, he created the role of Eric Saunders in Roberto Aguirre Sacasa's King of Shadows. Additional highlights include An Evening with Simon Gray at The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Centre, a hugely acclaimed performance in Mary Rose for the Vineyard Theatre and as John Eastman in the National Theatre of London transfer of The Night Season, directed by Lonny Price. He made his theater debut in 1996 in the UK production of Grease. An avid writer, Short has published books, articles and screenplays across the worlds of sports and travel. He currently divides his time between Los Angeles, London and Paris with his wife and has just set up a production company with the aim of producing challenging and artistic film projects by using some of the incredible, diverse talent with which he's shared a career.

Richard Shucksmith

Richard Shucksmith is known for The Shetland Otters (2019), Wild Isles (2022) and Wild Isles (2023).