Alexander Eadie
Alex Eadie is a Transgender-American actor and musician who was born in Haddon Heights, NJ, on May 27th, 1996. He began his acting career with 4d Studios LLC in October of 2016 and has since worked in television, film, theatre, and commercial. Alex is best known for his role as a Salvatore Student on CW's Legacies, Count Ichabod on Amazon Prime's television series, Deathless, and leading role Adrian in the short film, Piercing. He received classical training under the University of South Florida and graduated with his Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Performance in Spring of 2020. Since then, Alex has been represented by UIA Talent Agency and continued his training with Lisina Stoneburner at The Company Acting Studio.
Alexander Edler von Daniels
Alexander Edler von Daniels was born on March 17, 1891 in Trier, Rhine Province, Prussia [now Rhineland-Palatinate], Germany. He died on January 6, 1960 in Bielefeld, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.
Alexander Eik
Alexander Eik is an award-winning Norwegian film and TV series Director, TV series Creator, and Screenwriter. Eik is also a Partner at Cinenord, a leading film production company in Norway and Scandinavia. Educated in fine arts, Alexander Eik started making short films in 1996 and won the Norwegian National Film Award "Amanda" for best short in 2001. Between 1998-2004 he directed TV-commercials. Since 2003 he has directed five feature films and two TV-series. Alexander Eik has broad experience as a Script Supervisor on numerous feature films and has also written five screenplays for feature films and TV-series (directed by others). In 2001, Eik's short film "The Art Of Seeing" (aka "Første akt") won the Norwegian national film prize Amanda for Best Short 2001. In 2003, his feature film debut "The woman of my life" (aka "Kvinnen I mitt liv") turned out to be a huge box office success. The DVD made an all-time-high sales record for Norwegian feature films (adult audience) and the film has since been annually screened on national television as a Christmas classic. In 2006, Eik directed the comedy "Cold Feet" (aka "Kalde Føtter") co-produced by Nordisk Film and You Are Here. The film was selected for the prestigious Variety's Critics Choice at The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in 2007. The same year, Alexander Eik's music video "High On The Crime" for the acclaimed rock group Turbonegro became MTV Pick Of the Week and awarded at The MTV European Music Awards. In 2007, Eik directed the crime mini-series "The Night Sister" (aka "Nattsøsteren"), for Nordisk Film. The series pre-sold to television channels in Germany, Sweden, Denmark, and Norwegian Public Broadcaster NRK. In 2008, Eik directed two Nordic Noir feature films; "Buried Dogs" (aka "Begravde Hunder") and "The Woman In The Fridge" (aka "Kvinnen i kjøleskapet") about Norwegian crime hero Varg Veum, co-produced by Misofilm and SF Norge. Both films were pre-sold to Germany, Sweden, and Denmark, in addition to Norway. In 2009, Eik directed the Nordic Noir mini-series "The Orchestra Grave" (aka Orkestergraven), for Nordisk Film, pre-sold to television channels in Germany, Sweden, and Denmark, in addition to the Norwegian public broadcaster NRK. In 2010, Eik served as script editor for "Varg Veum II", spanning six feature-length films based on author Gunnar Staalesen's successful book franchise about Private Investigator Varg Veum. In 2011, Eik directed his third film in the Varg Veum franchise, titled "In the Dark, All Wolves Are Grey" (aka "I mørket er alle ulver grå"), which was awarded the "DVD-release of the year" by the Norwegian Film Distributors' Association. Between 2012 and 2016, Alexander Eik wrote screenplays for three films and a TV-series in the Norwegian franchise "Karsten & Petra" (aka "Casper & Emma"), one of the most successful and most-watched series ever on the Norwegian pubcaster NRK's streaming platform. The series is internationally widely distributed and has collected numerous awards on film festivals around the world. Since 2016 Eik was involved in developing a new slate of TV drama series for Cinenord. The first release, which he executive produced, was the 10-episode crime thriller "Wisting," starring Carrie-Ann Moss ("the Matrix") and Sven Nordin ("Lillyhammer," "Valkyrien") in 2019. As first out of Norway, the show was acquired by BBC Four where it has seen impressive viewing numbers and reviews. Season two aims for release in 2021. In 2020, Eik created, co-wrote, and directed the WWII drama series "Atlantic Crossing," starring Sofia Helin ("The Bridge") and Kyle MacLachlan ("Twin Peaks," "Desperate Housewives") as president Franklin D. Roosevelt. "Atlantic Crossing" was selected for competition at the Cannes International Series Festival (Canneseries) 2020 and is set for its Scandinavian release in October 2020.
Alexander Eldimiati
Alexander was Born in Athens Greece and raised the first couple of years of his life traveling Europe with his mother and father. They all moved to San Diego California in 1978 he spent most of his childhood in San Diego but always traveled back and forth between USA and Europe. At the age of 15 he moved to Louisiana where his father resided between Tennessee and Louisiana for the next couple of years. At the age of 17 he moved to Geneva Switzerland where his mandatory military requirements for the artillery branch of the service was fulfilled as a pilot of 548 tank. Within his service he received two notable medals, 300meter sharp shooter and 3rd place out of 300 people in his battalion for a 50 kilometer full package survival trek through the wilds of the Swiss alps. On good advice from his mother about keeping his education a priority Alexander made his mark at the Swiss Hotel Management School as president of his class completing 2 years of a three year program, he then went on to fulfill a colorful career in Hotel Management working in various Swiss hotels and resorts most notably the Intercontinental Hotel in Geneva Switzerland working from a pool boy climbing his way up to front office reservation manager. Dabbling all the while in the theater world of Geneva gaining his acting chops. Having a business savvy curiosity he then ventured into his first of what would be many types of business' ac car rental agency in the bustling center ville of Geneva. Being of a worldly nature and a respected member of the international community within his circle of friends and associates in Geneva he was asked to drive the United States Patent Director Bill Lehman in the Presidential Motorcade in 1997 for the USA Delegation at one of the premier events of the year the 50th anniversary World Trade Organization annual meeting and celebration at the United Nations headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland. He then moved from Geneva in 2000 to the eclectic small, big easy, city of New Orleans to pursue his business ventures where his father helped him make his bones in the market and trade show arena, he then saw his opportunity and ceased the moment and launched a furniture retail business along with an offroad ATV dealership from 2000-2008. After befriending John Butte songwriter for HBO TV show "TREME" and John's darling mother the world of entertainment was opened up to Alexander. his "boots have dug roots" as he so eloquently stated on the northshore of New Orleans where he spends all of his waking free time with his son Andrew Alexander Eldimiati.
Alexander Eling
Alexander Eling is an actor, known for Another Life (2019), Tiny Pretty Things (2020) and Heavy (2019).
Alexander Eliot
Alexander Eliot is an actor, known for Chloe (2022) and Casualty (1986).
Alexander Elliot
Alexander Elliot is a triple-threat Canadian actor who began his professional career at 11. He first began dancing at the young age of six and shortly thereafter he started performing with Charactors Theatre Troupe, a well-known children's musical theatre school based just outside of Toronto. Alex's professional career began with the role of Agent O'Que on the Emmy Award winning TV Series Odd Squad (2014). By the time he was thirteen, Alex was cast as Winthrop Paroo in the Stratford Shakespeare Festival's production of "The Music Man". Alex garnered impressive reviews from multiple journalists, including "Alexander Elliot brings the house down with his rendition of Gary, Indiana" (The Toronto Star). After more than 100 performances in Stratford, Alex went on to film Detention Adventure (2019), Trapped: The Alex Cooper Story (2019), Locke & Key (2020), Being Brave (2021), and recently wrapped the new The Hardy Boys (2020) series for Hulu where he plays Joe Hardy. Alex continues his training in acting, singing and dancing and hopes to continue to pursue his dream as he's always eager to perform, on stage or in front of a camera.
Alexander Ellis
Alexander Ellis is an actor, known for The Death of Jack Hamilton (2012), The Albion Falls (2014) and F (2010).
Alexander England
Alexander England is known for Alien: Covenant (2017), Gods of Egypt (2016) and Power Games: The Packer-Murdoch Story (2013).
Alexander Estes
Alexander Estes is known for Last of the Grads (2021).
