Alexander Arnold
Alexander Arnold is a British actor born in Ashford, Kent on December 21st 1992. He has been a member of the National Youth Theatre since 2008, attending Norton Knatchbull school and later Highworth Grammar School, performing in numerous drama productions as well as with Ashford Youth Theatre. At 17 he attended an open audition for the E4 teen drama 'Skins', and was cast as regular Rich Hardbeck. The following year he played a key character suspected of murder in ITV drama 'A Mother's Son' and in September 2013 could be seen simultaneously in the Northern crime series 'Vera' and the BBC whodunnit 'What Remains'. He is soon to make his feature debut in Kristen Levring's 'The Salvation', alongside Mads Mikkelsen and Eva Green.
Alexander Aronson
Alexander Aronson is known for Gutterbug (2019).
Alexander Arzu
Alexander Charles Arzu was born in Fontana, California. Alexander's father is from Belize, Central America and mother from Kansas City, Missouri. Alexander is also blessed with having two older sisters, Alexis and Ciara that are also both musically talented. At the age of 3 ½, Alexander started mimicking his family members and favorite TV characters. He would impersonate his father's deep voice, and memorize entire movie lines word for word. At the age of 4 his aunt Ashley saw that he was a character and was instrumental in him landing his first agent. Within his first three auditions Alexander was booked in a supporting role on the set of "Helpless", an award winning short film that screened at many international film festivals. He has since worked on various short films, independent feature length films and 2 major feature length films. Alexander has also added numerous national television commercials, co-starring roles on several successful television shows, including S.W.A.T. with Shemar Moore, was a regular on a web series, print campaigns, pilot television shows, and 5 music videos. He has worked with very well-known and long-tenured professional actors in the industry such as Melissa McCarthy, Wesley Snipes, Ben Stiller, Diane Ladd, Tia Mowry, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Pat Boone, Brent Huff, Kat Graham, Kali Hawk, Trevor Jackson, Greg Daniels, Allan Louis and many others. In his spare time, Alexander plays sports, loves to roller skate and is an avid gamer on both the Xbox and PC. He also took guitar lessons starting at the age of 4, and his teacher advised that he has an advanced ear for music. He could even read musical notes before he read words. Alexander has been enjoying steady projects since July of 2009.
Alexander Assefa
Alexander Assefa is known for Iesha: I Still Want You (2012), Laugh VS Funny Web Tournament (2020) and Tax Season: The Lost Tapes (2012).
Alexander Aze
Alexander Aze is an actor, known for Father Figure (2013), Lightfields (2013) and Arthur & George (2015).
Alexander Babaev
Alexander Babaev is an assistant director and director, known for Bornless Ones (2016), The Most Creative Suicide (2016) and I Am Alive (2013).
Alexander Babara
Alexander Babara was born in the former USSR, in the city of Chisinau (Kishinev), the capital of the Republic of Moldova. He is fluent in Russian, Romanian, Ukrainian and English. He's been an artist his whole life. At an early age he started break dancing, then writing music, rapping and has always looked for a way to express himself in an artistic way. He was raised by his mother, a cook and his step father, a farmer. After leaving Moldova at the age of 22 for the American Dream with only a friend and $400 in his pocket, barely speaking any English he settled in New Orleans, LA and fell in love with acting and the city. Alex graduated with a BA in Film Theater and Communication Arts from the University of New Orleans and became a proud US Citizen. He still lives in New Orleans with his wife and 2 young sons. Alexander can be seen on the big screen opposite Oscar winners and nominees like Kate Winslet, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Charlize Theron and other stars like Vin Diesel, Gal Gadot, Aron Paul, Norman Reedus and many others. Soon Alex will be sharing the big screen opposite Oscar Isaac, Tiffany Haddish and Tye Sheridan in the upcoming drama The Card Counter written and director by Paul Schrader and produced by Martin Scorsese.
Alexander Babu
Alexander Babu is known for Maara (2021), Adadae (2019) and Time Enna Boss (2020).
Alexander Balanescu
Internationally recognized as a virtuoso violinist and composer, Romanian-born Alexander Balanescu made his debut at the age of nine. He finished his studies at Julliard school, New York, his main teachers having been Dolly Korizer and Dorothy Delay. He was a member of the Arditti Quartett from 1983 to 1987, playing the contemporary classical repertoire. In 1987 he formed the Balanescu Quartet, with the goal to create a much more accessible and communicative new music. He gained a reputation as a truly interdisciplinary artist, composer, improviser as well as a performer. He has collaborated with musicians from such wide ranging fields as John Lurie, Gavin Bryars, Michael Nyman, Jack DeJohnette, John Surman, Andy Sheppard, and Carla Bley. His work has also taken him to the pop world, supporting the Pet Shop Boys and recording the music of David Byrne, Kraftwerk, the Yellow Magic Orchestra and collaborating with the German band "To Rococo rot" on their latest album. In his quest to reconnect with his Eastern European roots, recent projects include collaborations with the Hungarian group "Musikas" and singer Marta Sebestyen. Using folk material as a source of inspiration, Balanescu created the album "Luminitza". He also created material based on folk songs interpreted by the great Romanian singer Maria Tanase. More recently, Alexander completed a tour of England with Philip Glass and Foday Musa Suso, and developed a very special way of performing together with Mr. Suso, including improvisation and song.
Alexander Barnett
Born in New York, Alexander Barnett moved to Los Angeles to begin his career. Early in his acting career, he performed on Playhouse 90, Target: The Corrupters, Arrest and Trial, Climax!, The Great Adventure, Kraft Suspense Theatre, G.E. Theatre, The Defenders and Rawhide. He began his directing career in Los Angeles with "Winterset." The Los Angeles Times said, "There is only one word for this production. Magnificent." He followed this with acclaimed productions such outstanding contemporary plays as "Look Back in Anger," "Golden Boy" and "A View from the Bridge." His writing career also began in Los Angeles with an adaptation for the stage of "Wuthering Heights" and his first stage play "Remnants of a Man." Relocating to New York, he embarked on a series of acclaimed Shakespearean productions beginning with "Macbeth." The Village Voice said, "Mr. Barnett has directed with strength, integrity and a multitude of original touches." He continued his love affair with the classics of the American theatre in a production of "Death of a Salesman." During this time, he also wrote two more plays: "Stranger on the Earth" and "Still Life with Booze," both of which were produced in New York. Determined to tour the world with the great plays of the English language, he founded Classic Theatre International. Their maiden production was Arthur Miller's "A View from the Bridge," which firmly established the company upon the stages of Europe. Critics said, "The American actors exploded onto the stage with so much intensity that the audience was both taken aback and enthralled." His production of "King Lear" marked the first time an American company ever toured Europe with a Shakespearean play. This production was an outstanding artistic success for the company. Critics in Switzerland said, "Alexander Barnett gave us a dazzling illustration of what a production of "King Lear" should be like. It is a dense interpretation, concise, lucid and powerful, bestowing an intense life upon the tragedy." German reviewers said, "He allows the profundity and effect of the play to crystallize, undiffused by unnecessary pathos. He has completely removed any superfluous effects and padding from his fluid, tightly directed production." Other critics remarked "With little fanfare Classic Theatre, under the direction of Alexander Barnett, astonishes: They had the audience enraptured." Other Shakespearean plays followed. Of "Othello," critics noted, "The crowning touch is the directorial concept."; "The audience was totally caught up in the emotions and thoughts of the characters."; "an intensely moving portrayal," and "Rarely has one followed the action in such fascination as in this interpretation of the play." Of his production of "Macbeth," critics said, "Alfred Hitchcock couldn't have done it better. A brilliant directorial concept" and "Brilliantly directed...profoundly relevant to our world today." (Cologne) Switzerland said "An outstanding production. The audience was riveted from beginning to end." Others noted that "Barnett's direction is original and illuminating..."; "A forceful and outstanding production."; "Beautifully directed." and "Barnett displays a total mastery of Shakespeare." Over the following years, the work produced by Classic Theatre International under Barnett's artistic direction was seen on major stages in Germany, Switzerland, Holland, Austria, Italy, Luxembourg, Greece, France, Spain, England, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden and Japan. For the group, Barnett wrote his second stage adaptation, an acclaimed version of "One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest." Of this production, which toured throughout Europe for well over a year, the critic for the Oslo Aftenposten said the production "...was infinitely to be preferred to the movie." Barnett's most prominent roles include Lear, Hamlet, Iago, Macbeth, Richard 111, Shylock, Prospero, Richard 11, Coriolanus, Brutus, Oedipus, Willy Loman, Eddie Carbone, Becket and Heathcliff. In addition to plays by Sophocles, Ibsen, Chekhov, Anouilh and most of the American classics, he has directed all of the Shakespearean tragedies. He is an acting teacher and has lectured extensively on Shakespearean tragedy, and on the lives of Van Gogh, Gauguin, and the Impressionists, at universities and libraries across Europe. After returning to the States and appearing in a number of independent feature films, he wrote and directed his first screenplay, The Eyes of Van Gogh (2005). One critic said that "... it is arguably the most poignant and profound portrayal of Vincent van Gogh ever put on film." Screenrant rated his performance as one of the ten best portrayals of van Gogh. Discoverwalks cited the film as one of the five best movies about Vincent van Gogh. Most recently, he starred in I Did Her Wrong (2016) for which he co-wrote the screenplay. His American screen version of King Lear (2017) was released worldwide in October 2017. Currently (2021) he is writing a new film script. His Awards and Honors include: Winner Madrid Art Film Festival - Best Short; Official Selection Garden State Film Festival; Official Selection Annual Sedona International Film Festival; Finalist Global Annual Seema Summit Short Film Festival - [title/tt13154476] Best Actor - New York International Independent Film and Video Festival [title/tt0267784] Best Film - New York Independent Film Festival [title/tt0267784] Official Selection - Sundance Film Festival; Winner - Verona Love Scenes Film Festival Mr. Vincent (1997) Winner Houston International Film Festival - Director/Screenwriter The Eyes of Van Gogh (2005) Official Submission - Santa Fe Film Festival The Eyes of Van Gogh (2005)) New York International Independent Film and Video Festival No Deposit, No Return (2000), which won Best Film - New York Independent Film Festival The Final Resolution (2000)_ David (Starring Role) New Century Productions + Finalist Project Greenlight Mr. Vincent (1997) Nick (Principal Role) Alchemy Productions ** Official Selection Sundance Film Festival; Winner Verona Love Scenes Film Festival Finalist - Cine Golden Eagle Moonshot (2016) Finalist - Miami Urban Film Festival; Official Selection - Los Angeles Cinefest, St. Louis Black Film Festival, Rhode Island International Film Festival Appassionato (2016) Finalist - Stockholm Independent Film Festival - Best Picture I Did Her Wrong (2016) Finalist - Philadelphia Independant Film Awards - Best Picture I Did Her Wrong (2016) Official Selection - Alexandria Film Festival - I Did Her Wrong (2016)
