Timothy Reifsnyder
Timothy Reifsnyder was born on February 7, 1986 in Coatesville, Pennsylvania, USA. He is known for Hearts in Atlantis (2001), Julie Johnson (2001) and How to Get Away with Murder (2014).
Timothy Renouf
Timothy Renouf was born in Jersey, Channel Islands. His first television appearance was in a Guinness commercial playing American record producer and civil rights activist John Henry Hammond II. His career has progressed since then, known for his work on Here Comes Hell (2019), Killer Weekend (2018), Genius (2018), and Goldbricks In Bloom (2016).
Timothy Richardson
Timothy Richardson is an American actor, director of photography, and writer. He made his television debut as the character "Darius" in the coming of age drama series "David Makes Man" which won a Peabody award for Season 1 (2019). Timothy is also an Atlanta based filmmaker and CEO of the production company Untraditional Films. He is known for his short film "First Time" which won Best Short Film in the North American category in Canada (2021). Timothy's films have also screened in countries such as the United Kingdom and Germany. Timothy's next acting role will be as Mitchell "Little Bit" Crawford in the Harlem love story "B-Boy Blues" (2021) directed by Jussie Smollet, based on James Earl Hardy's 1994 New York best selling novel.
Timothy Roscoe
Timothy Roscoe was born on May 18, 1979 in Torrington, Connecticut, USA. He is an actor, known for Elevate (2018) and Chasing Fortune (2015).
Timothy Roselle
Timothy Roselle is known for Sudden Death (1985), Law & Order (1990) and Peacekeepers (2014).
Timothy Ryan Cole
Timothy Ryan Cole grew up all along the east coast, spending the majority of his childhood in Maine. In 2001, he relocated to New York City, where he studied at The New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts and took part in a few Off-Broadway productions. In 2007, Timothy relocated to Los Angeles to step up his Film & Television game and has since appeared in over 50+ national commercials and television shows (Criminal Minds, The Protector, Henry Danger, Go On). In 2014 Timothy received back to back nominations for Best Actor from the London based Rain Dance film festival and The 4th Annual Stream awards for his work in "Sad Motivator" (dir. Nathan Bunker) This 7 episode web series was also nominated for a Streamy Award that same year. In 2016, Timothy received a Best Actor nomination from The Idyllwild International Festival for his work in the feature film "Lost in a Crowd" (dir. Micah Cohen). In 2018, Timothy received a Best Supporting Actor nomination from the Redline Film Festival for his work in "These Things Take Time" (dir. Jerell Rosales) He most recently had the pleasure of working with writer / director Kay Oyegun (This is Us), Director Theodore Melfi (Hidden Figures), and just wrapped the feature "1H20" written and directed by up and coming powerhouse, Daria Nazarova.
Timothy Ryan Hickernell
Timothy Ryan Hickernell is known for Omerta (2017), Foreign Lovers (2017) and Like Salt (2018).
Timothy S. Shoemaker
Timothy S. Shoemaker is an actor, known for Animorphs: Shattered Reality (2000), Invasion of Privacy (1996) and Saints and Soldiers: The Void (2014).
Timothy Schultz
Timothy Schultz is known for Abominable (2020).
Timothy Scott
Timothy Scott was born on October 20, 1969 in Athens, Georgia, USA. He is known for Soul to Keep, Swamp Murders (2013) and Your Worst Nightmare (2014). He has been married to Melanie Gibson since February 8, 1997. They have two children.