Nicholas Olson
Nicholas Olson is known for Shark Encounters of the Third Kind (2020), War Raiders (2018) and Frozen Sasquatch (2018).
Nicholas Olson
Nicholas Olson is an actor, known for War Raiders (2018).
Nicholas Olsson
Nicholas Olsson is an actor, known for Äkta människor (2012), Jakten på en mördare (2020) and Lyckligare kan ingen vara (2018).
Nicholas Ontiveros
Nicholas Ontiveros is an actor, known for Steele Wool (2019).
Nicholas Oteri
Nicholas Oteri is an actor, known for Four Good Days (2020).
Nicholas Owen
Nicholas Owen was born on February 10, 1947. He is known for The Golden Rules of TV (2012), Diana: The Woman Inside (2017) and Brass Eye (1997). He is married to Brenda. They have two children.
Nicholas Page Hayman
Nicholas Page Hayman is known for Patriot Games (1992), Ill Behaviour(2017) King Lear (2018), Yesterday (2019), Angel Has Fallen (2019), War of the Worlds (2019) The Accident (2019), Various roles in Casualty (2019), The Salisbury Poisonings (2020), Industry (2020). After serving 25 years in the Grenadier Guards 'Nick Page' has continued to play varied roles in many productions and remains available, adaptable, disciplined with an eye for detail. Unfailingly smart and alert can be relied upon to do very best in any given situation. Key Skills include, Polite,diplomatic,professional manner,communication,building rapport,planning and organising.
Nicholas Palacio
Nicholas Palacio is an American stage, television and film actor. He was born in Wichita, Kansas and moved to Louisville, Kentucky at the age of 7. As a young child, being the oldest in his family of 4 other siblings, he would often put on performances for fun and to entertain his friends as well as family. Growing up, he always had a strong interest in acting and was involved in many grade school musical theater/drama plays. At the age of 21, Nicholas decided to take up acting classes at the W.L. Lyons Brown Theatre in his local city, Louisville. At the age of 22, he made his first television on screen appearance on the national reality television series, "My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding", in the season 4 finale, "The Gypsy Ball: A Night to Remember". He later went on to play in many independent feature films in 2015 with desire to grow and become fully immersed into his love and passion or Acting. His constant desire to further develop his craft later drove him to train with many acting coaches including, "Vin Morreale Jr", "Zan Sawyer-Dailey" and his first ever "Josh Gilliam", in his hometown of Louisville. He then landed his first leading role as "Jose" in the independent feature film, "Under the Surface" in early 2016. He is most known for his lead role as "Adam Young" in the independent crime drama "75", now available on Amazon Prime and his upcoming role as "Lonnie" in the upcoming comedy short film, "Fire-Mans Fetish" alongside one of his biggest acting inspirations, "Danny Trejo". As of 2017, Nicholas resides in Los Angeles, California. He has since trained with actor Shia LaBeouf with the Slauson Rec Theater Company from 2018-2020 in which plays a pivotal part in Nicholas's journey crediting Shia with the utmost respect for his mentoring and inspiration to always keep pushing forward. As of 2021 Nicholas now trains with his current coach and mentor, "Jackie Deschamps" whom he has a strong and personal relationship with under the management of her personal enterprise, "Active Actors" based in Hollywood, CA.
Nicholas Papazoglou
Nicholas Papazoglou is known for The Devil's Well (2018), Sheep Skin (2013) and Hard Luck.
Nicholas Parsons
Nicholas Parsons was without doubt one of the UK's most popular and beloved television and radio personalities, and very few can claim to have had such a long entertainment career. The son of a doctor, he was raised in Lincolnshire until the age of eight, when the family moved to London. He was educated at St. Paul's School, London. He trained as an engineer but really wanted to become an actor and decided to pursue his dream. He performed in weekly repertory in Bromley for two years, playing a wide range of parts. His particular talent for comedy and impersonations made him a natural in cabaret and he became the resident comedian at the Windmill Theatre. Much work in radio followed. Parsons acted in several British films during the 1950s and 1960s, including dramas such as The Long Arm (1956) and Eyewitness (1956) and comedies such as Doctor in Love (1960) and Carry on Regardless (1961). On television he worked with Eric Barker and most notably on The Arthur Haynes Show (1956) as Haynes' straight man. In 1967 he became presenter of "Just a Minute", a comedy panel show on BBC Radio 4 which also featured regular appearances by Kenneth Williams over the next 20 years. Through the 1970s and into the 1980s, Parsons hosted the hugely popular ITV game show Sale of the Century (1971). In 1989, having become so closely associated with comedy and light entertainment, Parsons surprised many when he returned to a dramatic role. He brought great depth and sensitivity to his portrayal of Reverend Wainwright, a tormented clergyman whose faith is tested to the limit by the horrors of the Second World War and the resurrection of a Viking curse in Doctor Who: The Curse of Fenric: Part One (1989). It was one of the most unusual and complex characterizations ever created for the Doctor Who (1963) series, and Parsons later described this guest appearance as "one of the most treasured memories". Parsons celebrated his 90th birthday in 2013 and he was joined at the party by stars including Esther Rantzen, Paul Merton and Gyles Brandreth. A performer of remarkable longevity, he was still taking his one-man show to the Edinburgh Fringe.
