Bobby Westrick
Bobby Westrick is an actor, known for My Demon's Revenge, Clownado (2019) and Madhouse (1991).
Bobby Williams
Originally from Philadelphia Bobby has a passion for comedy improvisation, acting and writing. He has performed in many theatrical productions, short films and also television, a music video and upcoming feature film. He has had training with Cathy Reinking, Fran Montano, Irene Muzzy, Tanya Smith and Tim Simek. He wrote, produced and starred in a comedy short nominated for Best Comedy Short at The Burbank International Film Festival and wrote a one act play that was performed at The Actors Workout Studio in North Hollywood. He is also a member of the comedy improvisation group Slow Children At Play in North Hollywood.
Bobby Williams
Bobby Williams is an actor, known for Let's Be Evil (2016).
Bobby Wilson
Bobby "Dues" Wilson is a Sisseton-Wahpeton Dakota actor, writer, poet, visual artist, and comedian. Wilson is known as one of the founding members of Indian Sketch Comedy group The 1491s. Wilson grew up in Minneapolis, MN where he and his family frequently lived out of women's shelters and homeless shelters. He began his graffiti artist, and spoken-word poetry careers as a teenager. His work is heavily influenced by his Dakota heritage with his city upbringing, and ties in commentary on colonization, racism, modern imagery of Native American peoples, homelessness, and many more issues faced by indigenous peoples today. He has since created many murals across the country and has been a featured Artist in Residence, including for the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI), the Institute of American Indian Arts (AIAI), and Yale. Wilson now travels around the country conducting youth writers workshops, art workshops, emceeing events, and comedy performances with The 1491s. Wilson is also a skilled beader whose work has been featured in Vogue's "Meet 8 Indigenous Beaders Who Are Modernizing Their Craft". In 2019 The Oregon Shakespeare Festival commissioned The 1491s, Wilson included, to write a play with New Native Theater titled "Between Two Knees". The story tells of familial love, loss, and connection that spans from the 1890 massacre at Wounded Knee, to the 1973 takeover at Wounded Knee. The play ran from April 3 - October 27, 2019.
Bobby Wolfe
Bobby Wolfe is known for Out of the Furnace (2013) and My Name Is Earl (2005).
Bobby Womack
A native of Cleveland, Ohio, Bobby Womack was born into a musical family. Managed by their father, he and his brothers formed "The Womack Brothers", a gospel singing group that toured with several national gospel stars. "The Womack Brothers" caught the attention of the legendary Sam Cooke when Cooke was singing on the gospel circuit. When Cooke formed his own record label, Sar Records, he immediately signed Bobby and his brothers. In 1962, they were renamed "The Valentinos" and had their first R&B hit single "Lookin' For A Love". Although he continued to record with his brothers throughout the 1960s, Womack began playing guitar in Sam Cooke's band until Cooke's untimely death in 1964. Without the stewardship of Cooke, however, "The Valentinos" floundered and split up, subsequently beginning Bobby Womack's solo career. Although he had mediocre commercial success as a recording artist throughout the 1960s, he had considerable success as a composer and arranger for R&B/Pop artists such as Wilson Pickett, Joe Tex and Dusty Springfield. He would eventually recorded a string of hits of his own from 1971 through 1976. Among them were "That's The Way I Feel About Cha", "Woman's Gotta Have It" and a newly arranged version of "Lookin' For A Love". His career slumped during the Disco era as his earthy and soulful vocals were suddenly out of vogue. Nevertheless, he returned triumphant in the early 1980s with the recording of the album entitled "The Poet" on which he delivered what has become his signature composition and recording "If You Think You're Lonely Now". His 1972 composition and recording of the song "Across 110th Street"--which was originally recorded for the movie of the same name--resurfaced as the theme for the feature film Jackie Brown (1997). Ironically, the film's star, Pam Grier, had been a back-up singer for Womack when she was a coed at UCLA. Considered by critics and fans alike to be one of the last great "Soul" men, Womack continues to record and perform, and has maintained a devoted following throughout the world.
Bobby Wooten Iii
Bobby Wooten Iii is known for his work on American Utopia (2020).
Bobby Worrest
Bobby Worrest is an actor, known for North Hollywood (2021), Yougottagetthat! (2010) and Spirit Quest (2016).
Bobby Wright
Bobby Wright is known for BROS. Last Call (2020).
Bobby Yan
Bobby Yan is known for Stalker (2022), K-Love (2022) and Marz (2017).
