James Wiseman
James Wiseman is known for Ben Collins Stunt Driver (2015), Top Gear (2002) and The Classic Car Show (2015).
James With
James With started traveling early... before he was a year old he had travel through most of Europe, and perhaps it is correct to say he's never stopped. Learning to act came naturally and when his parents settled in Perth, Western Australia, it didn't take the young boy long to start dreaming of escaping again to explore other places. The untimely passing of his father when still in high school was likely the catalyst to pursuing a performance career, against his mother's wishes. Now, as an accomplished actor and producer, presently residing in Asia, James seeks out challenges and carefully chooses his acting engagements. Completing studies at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) and the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), James has put his diverse wealth of life's experiences into his work as a producer and entertainment specialist, producing & co-producing through his flagship company TRI-US Entertainment. James has worked in the fields of investment banking and finance for international banks and investment firms, having also worked as a licensed securities dealer and financial investment advisor. James has cultivated a strong interest in structuring financial products for entertainment and the arts, focusing on stories with significant humanitarian, geographical and environmental themes. James loves acting and working actively in front of the camera and also relishes the challenges of production and working behind the camera. Sharing life and business with others continually inspires him to work at high professional standards and through the medium of entertainment he is intent on promoting Asia's vast range of locations, cultures and peoples in the global entertainment industry.
James Wlcek
James Wlcek, (born February 22, 1964) is an American actor from New York City, New York. He began his screen career in 1987 on the series Tales from the Darkside (1983). Progressing through the latter 1980's, Wlcek landed a role on Ryan's Hope (1975) from 1987-1989. That same year also landed him in his first notable film Steel Magnolias (1989). Continuing his work into the 1990's James Wlcek found episodic work on several television soaps and series before his biggest breakthrough came in 1997. That breakthrough was a recurring role on the CBS action-crime series Walker, Texas Ranger (1993). His character, Trent Malloy was a well-mannered martial arts instructor who would go on to help Walker and the Rangers take down bad guys. In the series, Wlcek's Malloy would often team up with his good Dallas Police friend Carlos Sandoval played by Marco Sanchez. This recurring screen presence later gained Wlcek a spin-off series created by 'Chuck Norris' called Sons of Thunder (1999). The series focused on Wlcek and Sanchez's characters from the Walker series and while it allegedly received good ratings, CBS canceled the series for budgetary reasons. As the 21st century arrived, Wlcek found work on other series including JAG (1995) and The Division (2001). Audiences and fans may also find his more recent work in the TV-movies Hydra (2009) and Love's Christmas Journey (2011).
James Wolk
James Wolk was born in Farmington Hills, Michigan, to Edie (Elson), an art teacher, and Robert Wolk, a shoe store owner. His family is Jewish. James graduated from North Farmington High School, and worked in his father's store as a teenager. He graduated from the University of Michigan drama school in 2007, and won the role of 'Brad Cohen' in CBS/ Hallmark Hall of Fame's "Front of the Class". Based on the book of the same name, James beautifully portrayed Brad, who has been challenged with Tourette Syndrome from a young age but defied all odds to become a gifted teacher. In 2009, he landed the title role in the ABC pilot "Solving Charlie" directed by Gregory Hoblit. James plays a young detective who, after his estranged father passes away, learns he has an 11 year old half-brother by the same name. His father's last wish is for Charlie to raise his younger brother. James played the lead role of 'Robert/Bob Taylor' in the 2010 FOX pilot "Lone Star", directed by Marc Webb. James played a con man who has wives in two different Texas towns and leads a double life. The cast included Eloise Mumford and Adrianne Palicki as Bob's two wives, veteran actor David Keith as Bob's con-artist father, and Oscar winner Jon Voight as a powerful Texas oilman whose daughter is one of Bob's wives. James also appeared in the 2010 Disney feature film "You Again" with Kristen Bell, Jamie Lee Curtis, Odette Yustman, Sigourney Weaver, and Kristin Chenoweth. He resides in Los Angeles.
James Wolpert
James Wolpert is known for Shadows of Prey (2014), First Kiss (2012) and I Ship It (2014).
James Wong
James Wong is an actor, known for Independence Day (1996), Supercapitalist (2012) and Claude's Crib (1997).
James Wong
James Wong is known for Little Monsters (2019) and Greed (2020).
James Wong
James Wong was born on February 16, 1940 in Canton, China. He is known for Sien lui yau wan (1987), Wong Fei Hung (1991) and Tang shan da xiong (1971). He died on November 24, 2004 in Hong Kong, China.
James Wood
James Wood is an actor, known for Scott & Bailey (2011).
James Woodland
James Woodland is a film and television Producer/Writer/ Director based in North Vancouver, BC, Canada. He has a B.A in English Literature from the University of Calgary and is a member of the Writers Guild Of Canada and UBCP/ACTRA. As a Producer/Director he has created a variety of films spanning themes from inner-city slums and civic centers to haunting's and paranormal cults. As a writer, he has developed the outstanding alien deception series and continues to write commercial feature length scripts.
