Al Smith
Al Smith is known for Just About Famous (2015).
Al Snow
Al Snow was born on July 18, 1963 in Lima, Ohio, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for OVW Wrestling (2020), Calendar Girl (2011) and WWF St. Valentine's Day Massacre (1999). He has been married to Jessica Gousha since June 20, 2017. He was previously married to Cyndi Lynch and Pamela Rust.
Al Sotto
Al Sott was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Shortly thereafter he pursued acting in elemetary school theater productions. It was in college that Al began his passion to pursue acting in film. Currently, he has over 11 years experience in film and acting. He has been featured in high profile films including "Ladder 49", "Head of State", "My Father's House", "Boys" and "The Replacements". In addition Al was featured in the NBC drama "The West Wing" as a featured FBI Agent. Al has had principal roles in independent films including "The Driver", "The Milkman" and currently "Johnny Come Lately". In addition he was assistant producer for the award winning independent film, "Everything's Wonderful".
Al St. John
Al St. John was born on September 10, 1893 in Santa Ana, California, USA. He was an actor and director, known for Outlaws of the Plains (1946), Billy the Kid Trapped (1942) and Ghost of Hidden Valley (1946). He was married to Flo-Bell Moore, Yvonne June Villon Price Pearce (actress) and Lillian Marion Ball. He died on January 21, 1963 in Lyons, Georgia, USA.
Al Steiner
Al Steiner is known for Galaxina (1980) and Ahockalypse (2018).
Al Stevenson
Al Stevenson was born on October 5, 1932 in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. He was an actor, known for Critters 2 (1988), The Rockford Files (1974) and Mister Brown (1972). He died on July 10, 2006 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Al Stoddard
Al Stoddard is known for The Giver (2014), 127 Hours (2010) and Gentlemen Broncos (2009).
Al Sutton
Filmmaker, Al Sutton, created a movement to end genocide and war; his short film is part of a multi-media theatrical production consisting of live performance, film and music, entitled, "The Most Dangerous Animal." Al Sutton produced and performed the title role in "The Poet Englestrom", an award winning film written by Alexander Weiss for which he won the AOF Film Fest WAB Award for "Best Performance in an Acting Role" at the 2010 Action On Film International Film Festival. He later wrote, produced and played the lead character in the film "Five Valid Reasons for Murdering Lisa". He was a cast member in Madeleine Olnek's short, "Make Room for Phyllis". He is a member of SAG and BAFTA, and has been seen on TV in "Law & Order". As documentary filmmaker, he did "Fraternal Twins: the first year of life". This medical film was widely distributed to universities in the 1980s, when he was a practicing physician. Another award winning documentary, "Equality, I Am Woman", consists of unique archival footage of the Women's Strike for Equality, 1970 NYC March, featuring the music of Helen Reddy and narration by Gloria Steinem and Jacqui Ceballos. Portions of this footage were aired on network TV. He has also done a number of short films, including World Music Independent Film Festival Award Winner "All in a Row", featuring original music by Chris Anderson, and a film in two acts, "Love" and "Marriage," starring the late Jo Henderson and Dan Hedaya. A full length screenplay, "Caballo" in production. On stage, he performed a lead role in "Sing, America: Norman Mailer in his own words" at the Actors Studio. He played in "Bringing the Fishermen Home" by Deb Margolin, at Dixon Place, and at the Public Theatre Play-reading series. As co-founder of the Perfectly Frank Cabaret Theatre, he produced over forty new plays, mostly in downtown New York venues, including Dixon Place, Home for Contemporary Theatre, and Le Poeme. He has also written and performed in a number of his own plays, including, "Woman and Man", "Lifeguard", and "A Little Bumpy", co-written by Dan Hedaya. Al Sutton is a musician, and operates his own record label, "Alsut Records". He has the rights to the archives of the late, great pianist, Chris Anderson. Education Chicago Medical School, Chicago, Illinois, MD, 1959 Training New School Filmmaking, New York, NY, Filmmaking, Arnold Eagle Warren Robertson Theatre Workshop, New York, NY, Acting, Warren Robertson, Larry Moss 1971-1975.
Al Tantay
Al Tantay is an actor and director, known for Sanggano't 'sanggago (2001), Pakboys Takusa (2020) and Bihagin: Bilibid Boys (1981).
Al Taylor
Alva Lee Taylor was born December 16, 1898 in Sparks, Lincoln County, Oklahoma to William and Luda Taylor. He grew up in North Powder Oregon and was the second child of six. He went to California in the early 1920s and while there, he married Rose Wurth. He played in movies for about 22 years. After his movie days, Al and Rose moved back to North Powder, Oregon, and then to Baker City, Oregon. Al died on July 31, 1958 in Ontario, Malheur County, Oregon.
