James Hoare
James Hoare is an actor and producer, known for Crushing Season, Picture Wheel (2017) and Picnic at Hanging Rock (2018).
James Hobart
James Hobart is known for Froning: The Fittest Man in History (2015).
James Hoelzel
James Hoelzel was born in October 1949 in East Chicago, Indiana, USA. He is known for Beast of Burden (2018), Chicago Overcoat (2009) and Daughter's of the Concrete (2003).
James Hoenscheidt
James has been acting on stage since 1991. His interest in theatre brought him to Phoenix College where he is currently a major in theater education. James has received several Best Actor awards from the American College Theater Festival. One In 1997 for his performance in Sam Sheppard's SIMPATICO and another in 1998 for his role in Samuel Beckett's ENDGAME. FOREVER MIDNIGHT is the first feature film role of his career. Aside from acting, James is also interested in doing stand up comedy.
James Hoffman
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James Holland
James Holland is an English historian and author who specializes in the history of World War II. He was educated at Chafyn Grove School, Salisbury, and King's School, Bruton, and in 1992 attained a BA degree in History from St Chad's College, Durham. Holland's first historical account of World War II was published in 2003 "Fortress Malta - An Island Under Siege, 1940-1943" was follow in 2006 by "Twenty-One: Coming of Age in the Second World War", a study of a selection of young men who reached adulthood during World War II.
James Hollis III
James Hollis III is an actor and producer, known for 1 Dead Party (2013), Alone in the Dead of Night (2017) and Redux (2012).
James Holloway
James Holloway is a graduate from the world-renown London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA), holding a Master's Classical Acting. He won the BroadwayWorld Award-Los Angeles for Best Featured Actor in 'Broken Fences' at The Road Theatre Company and won Best Actor at First Run Film Festival for his work in 'Jackson Parish' (BET). James has garnered high praise for his stage work at Tony Award-winning and prominent theaters throughout the country, earning himself an Audelco Award Nomination for his work in the Off-Broadway play 'Separate and Equal'. Variety praised James for his "keenly drawn hostile edge" as the lead in the play, History of the Word, at the Tony Award-winning Crossroads Theater. For his performance in Fences, The Philadelphia Inquirer noted his "compelling intensity" and praised his scenes as "the show's best". He was pictured in The New York Times for his portrayal of Malcolm in Shakespeare's Macbeth. In A Few Good Men, his powerful performance contributed to bringing the audience to a standing ovation every night. Those ovations followed him to Geva Theatre, where the Democrat and Chronicle raved about his "first-rate" and "flawless" performance as Franco Wicks in Superior Donuts. He worked with the Primetime Emmy Award-winning writer, Tom Fontana, on the stage adaptation of The Men, and he used his "appealing stage presence" to star alongside Laverne & Shirley's, Cindy Williams, in Weekend Comedy at The New Theatre. Notable television and film includes 'The Newsroom' (HBO), 'Law & Order: SVU' (NBC), 'Grey's Anatomy' (ABC), 'Sam & Cat' (Nickelodeon), 'Masters of Sex' (Showtime), 'The Roe Effect' (HBO), 'The Cycle' (HBO), and 'Jackson Parish' (BET). James has been featured in national network television commercials, and he has also supplied voice-overs on national and global campaigns. He began his training with Freedom Theater in Philadelphia, studied with the legendary Wynn Handman, and his B.F.A. from the Conservatory of Acting at SUNY-Purchase made him a lifetime member of the Purchase Mafia.
James Holmes
James Holmes was born in 1965 in Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, England. He is an actor and writer, known for Miranda (2009), Psychoville (2009) and Peep Show (2003).
James Holt
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