Michael T.W.
Michael T.W. is an actor, known for The Brass Ring (1983).
Michael Ta'Bon
Michael "OG Law" Ta'Bon is a Philadelphian born to blind parents, yet has been blessed with vision beyond his circumstances. He first picked up a pencil at four years old and began to draw as a hobby that turned into a survival mechanism when he was sent to prison. While in prison, Michael took the first steps into becoming a thought leader, developing programs while on the inside to help people get out and stay out; and to help prevent youth from going into prison in the first place. He found through years of study that music, art, and drama are the most effective ways to breakdown communication barriers, and build relationships that enable him to reach the youth. In 2017 he appeared in the critically acclaimed, award winning short film "The Cage" which led to a featured role in "Concrete Cowboys" starring Idris Elba. Ta'Bon currently resides in Philadelphia where he continues to draw, act and is heavily involved in social justice activism.
Michael Tacconi
Michael Tacconi is an actor and writer, known for Sacrifice (2021), Redo (2022) and Heart of Champions (2021).
Michael Taft
Michael Taft was born in Anchorage, Alaska at Elmendorf Air Force Base. His father was drafted and sent to Alaska for training. His mother moved there to be with his father, so Michael was born in Alaska! At age 2, his parents moved back to Battle Creek, Michigan where Michael spent his entire public school years. He graduated with highest honors in 1988 from Lakeview High School. Michael has attended several different colleges, including Fort Wayne Bible College/Summit Christian College, Kellogg Community College (Associate in General Studies), GMI Engineering & Management Institute, University of Phoenix Online (B.S. in Information Technology) and Argosy University Online (MBA in Finance). Michael started a production company with business partner Daniel Spencer doing wedding videography, but was not profitable. Michael studied with Vin Morreale, Jr. in his Burnin' Up the Stage acting workshops and Chris Anger of the Louisville Improvisors in improv workshops. Michael was a founding member and actor in the improvisational acting group, Prime Time Players. He was involved as an extra in Tim Kirkman's film "2nd Serve" (2012), Monterey Media's film "Runoff" (2014) and City on a Hill's films "Acts of God" (2013) and "The Song" (2014). His favorite moments on set were meeting Kevin Sussman (2nd Serve) and Joanne Kelly (Runoff). Michael then focused on his Business Intelligence career, traveling to Princeton, Hoboken, New York City, Tulsa, San Francisco, Boston, Seattle, and Raleigh. He continued studying improv and acting after work hours, attending classes in New York (AND Theatre Company), Tulsa (Comedy Parlor), San Francisco (Leela Improv), Improv Boston, Comedy Sports Seattle, and ComedyWorx (Raleigh).
Michael Taibi
Michael Taibi is an actor, known for Othello (Shakespeare's Globe Theatre) (2008), Foals: Wake Me Up (2021) and Love Inc. (2009).
Michael Tait
Michael Tait was born May 18, 1966 in Washington D.C. His parents were Maxine and Nathel Tait, and he has 5 sisters and two brothers. Michael attended Liberty University where he met Toby McKeehan and Kevin Max; they went on to form DC Talk. After the friendly split of DC talk in 2000, the band went on to pursue solo careers. Michael's solo career began in 2000 - 2007 and was known as Tait in honor of his father who passed away in 1999. In 2009 Tait joined The Newsboys as their lead singer. DC Talk is currently planning for reunion tour in 2017. He has also appeared in film.
Michael Talbott
Michael Talbott was born on 2 February 1955 in Waverly, Iowa, USA. He is an actor, known for National Lampoon's Vacation (1983), Miami Vice (1984) and First Blood (1982).
Michael Taliferro
Michael Taliferro was born on August 23, 1961 in Fort Worth, Texas, USA. He was an actor and director, known for Life (1999), The Replacements (2000) and Bad Boys (1995). He died on May 4, 2006 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Michael Tan
Michael Tan is known for Red Letter Day (2019), The Ballad of Sharkasaurus (2020) and No One Will Know (2021).
Michael Tannenbaum
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