Gary McDonald
Gary started his career at the prestigious Royal Court Theatre Activists and progressed to performing at the the Royal Court in many productions including Hardtime Pressure, Hero's Welcome, Gregory Motton's Downfall, Some Singing Blood and the critically acclaimed Been so Long. His vast theatre background saw him at the beginning of the black theatre explosion in the 80's, working with tour-de force companies such as BTC and Talawa in A Raisin in the Sun and The Importance of Being Earnest to name but two. His TV debut as Ethnic in Jack Rosenthal's Bafta award winning London's Burning pilot had critics citing Gary's performance as 'moving and sensitive'. Soon after, EastEnders came calling and Dirty Den's nemesis the flashy, brash character of Darren Roberts was born. Worried about being type-cast, after a year he left the soap and went back to the theatre doing plays at the National with directors Peter Gill and John Burgess in Macbeth and Black Poppies respectively. Combining film and television, he won lead roles in Valentine Falls with Michelle Fairley and Ian McElhinney and Shooting Stars by Barry Hines (Kes) directed by Chris Bernard (Letter to Brezhnev). On prime time television, McDonald was a regular on the hit shows Thief Takers, Brothers and Sisters and Sky One's flagship Dreamteam. As a stalwart of the Mike Leigh process he managed to work with his mentor on Secrets and Lies, All or Nothing and the sell out play It's a Great Big Shame. Finally Gary got the chance to perform at the acting powerhouse Donmar Warehouse in Lobby Hero which after a triumphant run, transfered to the West End. Once again at the National Theatre, Gary was Leonardo in Blood Wedding and the Trader in Market Boy, he has also dipped his toe in the American Pond and has appeared in Numb3rs and several independent films including Until Death, The Shepherd with Jean-Claude Van Damme, Mob Rules for Lionsgate and MOW "Airforce One is Down". In the UK he has starred in Outpost 2 Black Sun, and soon to be released Lapse of Honor. Back at the Royal Court "Choir Boy" received rave reviews in which Gary McDonald played the powerful 'Headmaster Marrow'.
Gary McGuire
Gary McGuire is known for Santa Bootcamp (2022) and The White Hill Syndicate (2021).
Gary McKendry
Gary McKendry is known for Killer Elite (2011), Everything in This Country Must (2004) and Joseph and the Girl.
Gary Mcpherson
Gary Mcpherson is an actor, known for Give It Up (2004).
Gary Mehigan
Gary Mehigan is an actor, known for Foodshala Kids (2018), MasterChef Australia (2009) and Junior Masterchef Australia (2010).
Gary Merrill
Gary Merrill was born August 2, 1915, in Hartford, Connecticut. He began his career acting in summer stock plays. He married Barbara Leeds, an actress, and then served a brief stint in the army. After the army, he landed in New York, where he was chosen to join the already popular play "Born Yesterday". In 1950 he was cast in the part of Bill Sampson in All About Eve (1950). It would be his first time meeting Bette Davis and they became an instant couple. After their respective divorces, they were married in Mexico. She was 42 and he was 35. During their marriage they adopted two children, Margot and Michael, and after ten years of fighting and financial problems they divorced. Merrill did not marry again, though he was involved with Rita Hayworth for a time. Later in his career Merrill made a lucrative living doing voice-overs for radio and television commercials. In 1988 he published his autobiography, "Bette, Rita, And The Rest Of My Life". He died of lung cancer at the age of 74.
Gary Metivier
Biography After a decade in Los Angeles in the 1990's modeling, acting(commercials/films), producing, Gary Metivier found himself at night school at UCLA pursuing television news. Gary spent the next 25 years anchoring newscasts in LA (West Side News), Oklahoma/ Texas (KTEN NBC), Reno (KRNV NBC) before finding a more permanent home for the next 20 years as main anchor of three newscasts a day in Davenport/Moline (KWQC NBC) (a couple of hours from Chicago). Gary earned 3 Emmys (Mid-America), 12 Emmy Nominations, 3 Edward R. Murrow awards (regional) and dozens of state and regional awards for writing, hosting and producing. He was inducted into the Emmy Silver Circle (aka Emmy Hall of Fame) in 2019. Among his highlights-Gary dedicated an Emmy to his mom (mother of 12) and was invited for an inclusive interview at the White House with President Obama in 2012. Following his life passion to return to film/theater/TV (non-news), Gary signed-off after a 20 year run and started his own production company-Metivier Media. Along with his web-based limited series, commercials, YouTube award-winning stories and podcast (distributed through dozens of radio stations and hundreds of digital sites via Regional Media), Gary recently began submitting for acting roles. Gary joined the cast of Colleen Krantz' Pink Spear Productions for a television series, Complete Bull, now in post-production. Gary is working on a feature film, Hyde Out, written and directed by Matt Cichella. Considering a variety of roles, Gary is eager to film a western or contemporary western setting (think Tombstone/Yellowstone/Longmire). Take a look at his recent work-and you will see why.
Gary Meyer
Gary Meyer is an actor and director, known for Full Metal Jacket (1987) and Bacchanalia (2017).
Gary Michael Schultz
Gary Michael Schultz was born on July 24, 1978 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. He is a director and writer, known for Vincent N Roxxy (2016), Rudderless (2014) and The Driftless Area (2015).
Gary Miller
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