Alexander Chaplin

Alexander "Sandy" Chaplin was known as Alexander Gaberman and decided to change his professional name when he got married. He and his wife, Daisy, both changed their surnames to Chaplin, a name in Daisy's family. A native New Yorker, at age six, performed in a local production of "The King and I." With the encouragement of his parents, a novelist and a jazz musician, Sandy pursued acting throughout his youth, in school plays, community theater and at a Catskills summer camp specializing in drama. At 16, he played Eugene in "Brighton Beach Memoirs" at a local theater in Westchester. Chaplin was accepted to Juilliard in 1989, where he honed his craft in countless productions, including "The Winter's Tale," directed by Michael Edwards; as Wallace in "Women and Wallace," directed by Cedric Harris; and as Richard in "Ah Wilderness!" After his first year, he landed the role of "spinner" a in a three-part ABC Afterschool Specials (1972), "The Mall," directed by John Rubinstein. After graduation, he played the title role in the Public Theatre's "Petrified Prince," directed by the legendary Harold Prince, which he counts as one of his most memorable professional experiences. Prior to Spin City (1996), Chaplin appeared in the premiere episode of Homicide: Life on the Street (1993) playing a male prostitute-turned-strangler opposite Andre Braugher, directed by Barry Levinson. He made his film debut in The Basketball Diaries (1995) as Bobo. Tennis, fishing and traveling are some of Sandy's passions. He resides in New York City with Daisy, a director.

Alexander Chard

Alexander Chard is an actor and writer, known for Vida (2018), The Blackout (2019) and Spider-Man: Eclipse (2012).

Alexander Chastain

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Alexander Chehrazi

Alexander Chehrazi's passion for filmmaking had begun when he was a child. The magic of cinema had captivated him, and he was certain he wanted to be involved in the industry and be a part of that world. He just wasn't sure how, where or when his journey would begin. In 2009, the young filmmaker made that leap forward. He had purchased himself a cheap, lower quality camera and immediately started making his own films. When he first began directing and producing, he took all matters and responsibilities into his own hands. He never worked with a professional crew, never had any assistance on set, nor had a producer throw a large budget at him. The aspiring director learned to create films with the resources available to him. From utilizing his close circle of friends as principal actors, to shooting his movies with only practical lighting; his knowledge of how to make films grew stronger and stronger by project as he taught himself all that he knew. Over time, Alex Chehrazi has progressed by working under more practical circumstances and has begun working with others in a more professional environment. The type of projects that he has contributed to range from short films, music videos, documentaries, montages; etc. All aspects of filmmaking are considered important to the young artist. He continues to create and collaborate with others, with the desire to inspire and emotionally connect with the people of the world.

Alexander Chen

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Alexander Cheves

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Alexander Chou

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Alexander Christensen

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Alexander Clarke

Alexander Clay

Alexander Clay is an actor, known for Marvellous (2014), The Beyond (2017) and Money Kills (2012).