Mike Flanagan
Mike Flanagan was born in Salem, Massachusetts in 1978 to Timothy and Laura Flanagan. The family relocated frequently, as Timothy was in the U.S. Coast Guard, and finally settled in Bowie, Maryland. As a child, he would shoot and edit short movies on VHS. This continued as he attended Archbishop Spalding High School in Severn, Maryland, (Class of 1996) where he was active in the school's drama department and the president of the school's SGA. He also anchored the school's morning television show, and produced commercials and short videos for the students. A graduate of Towson University's Electronic Media and Film department, he began his feature film career in 2000 with "Makebelieve" at the age of 21. His follow up, "Still Life" (2001) was an award winning digital feature shot in and around Baltimore. Flanagan then produced television programming for Discovery and ESPN in 2002, and in 2003 wrote and directed the award-winning feature film "Ghosts of Hamilton Street". Later that year, Mike was the Director of Photography for the cult hit "Chainsaw Sally" by Writer/Director Jimmy O Burril. Mike moved from Baltimore to Los Angeles the day after "Chainsaw Sally" wrapped, and almost immediately found work directing & editing "The Gleib Show" for National Lampoon Networks and several reality television programs, as well as regional commercials. In 2005, Flanagan turned to the horror genre for the first time with "Oculus", an applauded short film that is just the beginning of an ambitious horror anthology, which eventually became the inspiration for his 2013 feature film of the same name. In 2010, after raising funds on Kickstarter, he wrote and directed the applauded indie horror film "Absentia," which he credits with establishing his career. "Absentia," shot for 70k in Flanagan's apartment, led to "Oculus" (2014) and "Before I Wake" (2015). Flanagan's critically acclaimed "Hush" (2016) was released exclusively on Netflix, which led to the online streaming service producing Flanagan's adaptation of Stephen King's "Gerald's Game" (2017). He is married to actress Kate Siegel, and the two have one child, Cody Paul Flanagan (born November 26, 2016.) His oldest son, Rigby Flanagan-Bell (born October 15, 2010) is from his relationship with "Absentia" actress Courtney Bell.
Mike Fleiss
Mike Fleiss was born on April 14, 1964 in Fullerton, California, USA. He is a producer and writer, known for Poseidon (2006), Shark Night 3D (2011) and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning (2006). He has been married to Laura Kaeppeler since April 6, 2014. They have one child. He was previously married to Daphne Alexandra Vorbeck.
Mike Fletcher
Mike Fletcher is known for Enter the Furnace (2022), The Island with Bear Grylls (2014) and Bear Grylls: Surviving the Island (2014).
Mike Flokis
Mike Flokis started out his acting career many years ago at school. Taking part in lead roles, short films and stage musicals, productions with dancing and singing. Had several TVC's in the eighties and also some experience on radio. In 2011, he was cast for a speaking role in the Underbelly Razor series as a dodgy jeweller, staring along side Danielle Cormack " Kate Leigh ". Later in that year he auditioned for several short films which earned him extra experience having worked with actors on set such as , Terry Serio, Andrew McFarlane, Bruce Spence, Mandahla Rose, Dina Panozzo and James Fraser.Mike has just completed Producing a short film "The Neighbour" with actor Terry Serio.
Mike Flood
Mike Flood is an actor, known for Night Cries (2015).
Mike Flynn
Mike Flynn is an actor, known for Skinwalker Ranch (2013).
Mike Foenander
Michael Allan Foenander is a Film, Television, Theatre Actor and Musician, He is a dual United Kingdom and Australian Citizen. Born in Muswell Hill, London to Eileen Claire (Kavanaugh) and Ronald Charles Foenander. His ancestry includes Irish, Scottish, Norwegian, Swedish, Sri Lanka and Portuguese. His family moved to Australia when he was 14, settling in Adelaide, South Australia, Michael got the Acting and Music bug early in life. Studied at Salisbury College of Advanced Education and Adelaide University, has acted in Musicals, Plays, TV and Film. Michael is Vocally Trained with a High Tenor voice, He has performed across Australia, Asia, United Kingdom and the US. His Main Focus is Film as an Actor, he has a strong presence on camera, enjoys playing dark characters, can play a diverse range of roles
Mike Forbs
Mike Forbs is known for Game Night (2018), Dumplin' (2018) and Lovecraft Country (2020).
Mike Fordham
In 2005 Mike started working with his cousin's murder mystery company as an actor, whilst at the same time his audio sketches and jingles were being used on the award-winning Livewire 1350 radio station at UEA Norwich. He is now an actor, supporting artist, music video maker and voice-over artist.
Mike Foreman
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