James C. Hunter
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James C. Leary
James Leary's television credits include a two-year stint as Clem, the loose-skinned demon on the critically acclaimed hit Buffy the Vampire Slayer starring Sarah Michelle Gellar. James turned the original five-line part at the beginning of season six into a regular recurring role and was soon a fan favorite. He also had roles in HBO's The Comeback, with Lisa Kudrow, and NBC's Passions. James co-wrote, co-produced and co-starred in the award-winning short film Stunt C*cks, a light-hearted spoof of the adult entertainment industry, with co-stars Lou Diamond Phillips, Scott Thompson and Ron Jeremy. The film played to sold-out crowds at film festivals around the country and won the audience award for best short film at the Deep Ellum film festival. His other credits include a starring role in the award-winning, critically acclaimed sitcom Los Beltrán. In its two-year run, Los Beltran broke new ground as the first original comedy produced for Spanish language television in the United States. James brought his own undeniable energy and unique comic flair (he didn't speak a word of Spanish) to the show as Kevin, the Beltrán family's very American, flamboyant neighbor who rents an apartment from them with his same-sex partner Fernandito. The show received two GLAAD Media Award nominations (2000 and 2001) for Outstanding Comedy Series. Currently (2015) James works as a Creative Designer for KingsIsle Entertainment, the game company responsible for MMORPG hits Wizard101 and Pirate101. He also provides the voice for the characters El Toro, The Frogfather, Duck Holiday and many others for both Pirate101 and Wizard101.
James C. Morris
A SAG-Aftra eligible Actor, James started in film with Josh De'Horta on his independent productions, he then worked with the Sci-Fi Channel on the Original Film "Ice Spiders", as well as working with Jeff Kanew's National Lampoon film "The Legend of Awesomest Maximus", on to other features like "The Christmas Dragon", and the shows "Mythica", "Mysteries of the Outdoors" and "The Outpost". James has also worked as a voice-over Actor for several business's such as Sotheby's, Das Energi, LeaveMeOnHold.com and Gym Gods. A commercial and creative model James has traveled extensively to several countries, he has done commercial projects for the likes of the "Squatty Potty; Unicorn", Purple Mattress, FilmQuest, ProAiir, Beyond Wonderland, The Market NYC, Knott's Scary Farm, as well as IStock photography, Getty images, also Lady Gaga's Monsters Ball, among others. James has been published on the cover, and also featured, in several magazines, including: Elegant Magazine, Dark Beauty Magazine, Adobe Photoshop user, and Catalyst. He has also been featured in editorials, book covers, and other published works. He was involved with other personal creative productions while he Studied in the Actor Training Program of the University of Utah, James performed on both the Studio 115 and Babcock stages in such performances as Three Sisters, Angels in America, Richard III, and The Heidi Chronicles. While studying for his BFA James worked for the nationally renowned Rocky Point Haunted House as a lead actor to become Rooky of the Year and the closing years Actor of the Year. He then was invited to the AMTC convention to perform as a commercial actor.
James C. Stark
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James C. Turner
James C. Turner is known for Destiny's Calling (2011), Noble Intentions (2022) and Highland Park 100 Year Documentary (2018).
James C. Victor
James C. Victor is an actor, known for S.W.A.T. (2017), 12 Years a Slave (2013) and 24 (2001).
James C.B. Gray
James C.B Gray is an African American Actor from Mt.Vernon, NY who later relocated to Harlem, NY. James began his career in the year 2000 studying at the open Cage Theatre with its founder Mrs. Tina Satin who was also Denzel Washington's original acting coach. James starred in several plays that were directed by Mrs. Satin and eventually was seen by Mr. Ossie Davis who saw the spark in his eyes and immediately wanted to work with him. After studying with Mr. Davis, James performed in two of his community plays. James had serious aspirations to perform in a feature film, commercials, and television, but Mr. Davis encouraged him to do more theatre to develop his craft. James also studied with Mr. Lou Myers, who was a very well known Broadway actor that is best known for his role as (Mr. Gaines) from the hit t.v show (A Different World). In the year 2002 James became a member of SAG-AFTRA and has been featured in many productions. James took a break from acting to produce a few documentaries and a television show on NBC's New York Nonstop subsidiary network. Today, James C.B. Gray is back on-air and plans on taking the acting world by storm! James C.B Gray is a Film/Television Producer/Actor/Professional Drummer from Mt. Vernon, New York who relocated to Harlem, New York City and started his career as an Actor. His aspirations quickly elevated to producing television and film projects. In 2011, James was presented with an opportunity of a lifetime, he served as Co-Producer for a late-night talk show called "All Night with Joey Reynolds". G&G Entertainment was formed with his business partner Phil Jordan which was the production company for the show. NBC had just launched a subsidiary network called "NBC NY Nonstop" and the show was picked up, catapulted and broadcasted 5 nights a week at the NASDAQ Studio in the heart of Times Square. The show ran for 2 seasons and had a successful run with great ratings and has opened many doors. "The Notorious C.R" was his 2nd project that he produced in 2013. This production was about a black man named Carl Richie who was falsely convicted of a federal conspiracy charge that landed him in prison with a life sentence. Mr. Richie was eventually vindicated and released and James produced a documentary about his story. James then served as Executive Producer on a short film called "Miles", an amazing love story about a shy and sheltered young man who finally musters up the courage to express himself to a woman that he really likes. That same year, James became a victim of police brutality and that incident motivated him to produce his next project entitled "Middlemen" which is a 3 part feature series that focuses on issues plaguing the criminal justice system including performance driven policing, police violence and the influence of the prison industrial complex on urban communities. In 2014 James met Director Rochelle White through a mutual friend and their passion for ending police brutality and exposing policy driven policing was so dynamic that they decided to embark upon a journey together through the Middlemen production. With 2 other projects in production, one deals with human trafficking, an issue that plaques communities of all kinds and he wants to produce more documentaries and films that deal with social injustice and civil rights issues. James C.B Gray (646)359-7295
James Caan
A masculine and enigmatic actor whose life and movie career have had more ups and downs than the average rollercoaster and whose selection of roles has arguably derailed him from achieving true superstar status, James Caan is New York-born and bred. He was born in the Bronx, to Sophie (Falkenstein) and Arthur Caan, Jewish immigrants from Germany. His father was a meat dealer and butcher. The athletically gifted Caan played football at Michigan State University while studying economics, holds a black belt in karate and for several years was even a regular on the rodeo circuit, where he was nicknamed "The Jewish Cowboy". However, while studying at Hofstra University, he became intrigued by acting and was interviewed and accepted at Sanford Meisner's Neighborhood Playhouse. He then won a scholarship to study under acting coach Wynn Handman and began to appear in several off-Broadway productions, including "I Roam" and "Mandingo". He made his screen debut as a sailor in Irma la Douce (1963) and began to impress audiences with his work in Red Line 7000 (1965) and the western El Dorado (1966) alongside John Wayne and Robert Mitchum. Further work followed in Journey to Shiloh (1968) and in the sensitive The Rain People (1969). However, audiences were moved to tears as he put in a heart-rending performance as cancer-stricken Chicago Bears running back Brian Piccolo in the highly rated made-for-TV film Brian's Song (1971). With these strong performances under his belt, Francis Ford Coppola then cast him as hot-tempered gangster Santino "Sonny" Corleone in the Mafia epic The Godfather (1972). The film was an enormous success, Caan scored a Best Supporting Actor nomination and, in the years since, the role has proven to be the one most fondly remembered by his legion of fans. He reprised the role for several flashback scenes in the sequel The Godfather: Part II (1974) and then moved on to several very diverse projects. These included a cop-buddy crime partnership with Alan Arkin in the uneven Freebie and the Bean (1974), a superb performance as a man playing for his life in The Gambler (1974) alongside Lauren Hutton, and pairing with Barbra Streisand in Funny Lady (1975). Two further strong lead roles came up for him in 1975, first as futuristic sports star "Jonathon E" questioning the moral fiber of a sterile society in Rollerball (1975) and teaming up with Robert Duvall in the Sam Peckinpah spy thriller The Killer Elite (1975). Unfortunately, Caan's rising star sputtered badly at this stage of his career, and several film projects failed to find fire with either critics or audiences. These included such failures as the hokey Harry and Walter Go to New York (1976), the quasi-western Comes a Horseman (1978) and the saccharine Chapter Two (1979). However, he did score again with the stylish Michael Mann-directed heist movie Thief (1981). He followed this with a supernatural romantic comedy titled Kiss Me Goodbye (1982) and then, due to personal conflicts, dropped out of the spotlight for several years before returning with a stellar performance under old friend Francis Ford Coppola in the moving Gardens of Stone (1987). Caan appeared back in favor with fans and critics alike and raised his visibility with the sci-fi hit Alien Nation (1988) and Dick Tracy (1990), then surprised everyone by playing a meek romance novelist held captive after a car accident by a deranged fan in the dynamic Misery (1990). The 1990s were kind to him and he notched up roles as a band leader in For the Boys (1991), another gangster in Honeymoon in Vegas (1992), appeared in the indie hit Bottle Rocket (1996) and pursued Arnold Schwarzenegger in Eraser (1996). The demand on Caan's talents seems to have increased steadily over the past few years as he is making himself known to a new generation of fans. Recent hot onscreen roles have included The Yards (2000), City of Ghosts (2002) and Dogville (2003). In addition, he finds himself at the helm of the hit TV series Las Vegas (2003) as casino security chief "Big Ed" Deline. An actor of undeniably manly appeal, James Caan continues to surprise and delight audiences with his invigorating performances.
James Cade
James Cade is known for Remember (2015), Warehouse 13 (2009) and Blue Mountain State (2010).
James Cady
James Cady is an actor and producer, known for In a Valley of Violence (2016), Better Call Saul (2015) and Briarpatch (2019).
