Nick was born in Redwood City, California on February 23rd, 1964. Nick's introduction into the Entertainment Industry was providing Celebrity voices to numerous radio stations in the Silicon Valley, as well as Morning Shows nationwide. Working with such notable talents as "Mancow" Muller, Mark S. Allen (Mark at the Movies on Reelz) and his then partner Ebro Darden (VP Emmis Communications). Nick's acting debut came as a featured background player as a Bellboy in Warner Brothers, "The Rookie", which starred in and was directed by Oscar Award Winning Director Clint Eastwood. Nick moved to the Sacramento area in 1991, where he met writer/director Joe Carnahan while auditioning for Carnahan's movie "Split". Fenske went on to work with Carnahan on countless other projects including "Blood, Guts, Bullets and Octane", "Smokin Aces", "Stretch" and "State of Affairs". In 2000 Nick provided the voice of Sammy Sosa for MTV's Celebrity Deathmatch in "Deathbowl 2000". He also provided the voice for the Winchester Mystery House's, "Audio Guided Tour", as well as the voice for WMH's, "Walk Amongst the Spirits". Nick's Network Debut was on NBC's "State of Affairs", which starred Katherine Heigl and Alfre Woodard. Nick most chilling performance was as Mass Murder Terrence Lee Horton in "In the Eyes of a Killer" which starred both Costas and Louis Mandylor, who also directed the film. Nick more recently has focused on creating and writing a new streaming Crime Drama series "Orchard Park", as well as writing some screenplays he hopes to produce as feature films.
Nick Ferry is known for The Lockdown (2021), 17 Nuclear (2022) and Love Me Stupid.
Nick Field is an actor, known for The Viking War (2019), Calamity Kevin (2019) and Scarlett (2019).
Award winning actor, director, writer, and producer Nick Finch was born and raised in Anaheim, California. Nick new from an early age that he wanted to be an actor. His first break came at the age of 5 starring opposite Tony Award Winner Robert Morris in the critically acclaimed production of Babes In Toyland at the Orange County Performing Arts Center and Pasadena Civic Auditorium. From there Nick began working consistently. For years he became a fixture on the #1 rated radio program "The Rick Dees In The Morning" show voicing audience favorites such as "Little Donnie" and "PeepShow". He then started his transition into film and television work. For years Nick has been studying with Stella Adler protégé Arthur Mendoza at the Actor's Circle Theater in Los Angeles. While studying with Arthur, Nick also got insight and advice from the likes of Benecio Del Toro and Laurence Fishburne. Honing his craft has been Nick's top priority. For the past several years Nick has been on fire in the commercial world. Booking national commercial campaigns for Toyota, McDonalds, Microsoft, Wells Fargo, NationWide Insurance, Butterfinger, Budweiser & Coca-Cola to name a few. Working with such directors as Craig Gillespie (Lars and the Real Girl), Rob Lowe, Joe Pytka, and "King of the Superbowl" Bryan Buckley. Also starring opposite Blake Griffin of the Los Angeles Clippers, supermodel Cindy Crawford, and Hulk Hogan in some of his spots. Most recently Nick has started his own production company "Crazy Magic Productions" with his brother Chris Finch.
Nick Finelli is known for Killin Smallz (2022).
Nick Fink was born on March 28, 1991 in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA. He is known for Judas and the Black Messiah (2021), Sweet/Vicious (2016) and Turner Risk (2019).
Nick Finney is an actor, known for Ill Manors (2012).
A fixture in front of brick walls ( and behind chicken wire) across North America, Nick Flanagan is a singular talent in the post-NAFTA underground comedy scene. Nick's endearing conversational deadpan, choice subject matter, and "sort-of pregnant" pauses have won him battalions of die-hard followers. He has performed at SF Sketchfest, Fun Fun Fun Fest, Bridgetown Comedy Festival, Andy Kindler's Alternative Show at JFL42 and JFL. He has relocated to the comedic nucleus of Los Angeles where he hosts Night Comedy at the revered Night Gallery. His first album "I'm Here All Weak" was released on Talent Moat and his second album "Wiped Privilege" just came out on Comedy Dynamics and a limited run cassette release on Radical Documents. The Laugh Botton said "Nick Flanagan's Wiped Privilege is what stand-up needs". In-between good old fashioned stand-up comedy sets Nick will sing in punk bands, write on such shows as Emmy Award winning Odd Squad (PBS) and Cupcake and Dinosaur (Netflix), star in feature films like indie darling Diamond Tongues and make multiple radio appearances on WFMU's The Best Show with Tom Sharpling and the Goddamn Dave Hill Show. And check out this nice thing that was said about him: "In the future, when being hilarious is illegal, Nick Flanagan will surely (and deservedly) be sentenced to the electric chair." - Jason Woliner (Eagleheart, Human Giant, Last Man On Earth) Wow!
Nick Fletcher is known for Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988), Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted (2012) and Shark Tale (2004).
Nick Fletcher is an actor, known for The Wife (2017), True Dare Kiss (2007) and National Theatre Live: Treasure Island (2015).