Patrick Lazzara is a Los Angeles-based actor, writer and director. Born in Buffalo, New York, Patrick's family relocated during his childhood to Las Vegas, Nevada. The middle of three brothers, Patrick had a very active imagination growing up. He and his brothers often re-enacted films they watched, including their three favorites: Grease, Escape From New York, and Scarface. He loved to play a lot of outdoor sports and watched a vast array of movies. In his middle and high school years, Patrick was unmotivated by academic studies and greatly enjoyed the social aspects of school. He was socially popular, and was often called the "class clown." In high school, Patrick played freshman and varsity baseball and freshman football. He also enjoyed simultaneously taking several theatre arts classes. While studying at the Joseph Bernard Acting Studio, he attended Community College of Southern Nevada and University of Nevada, Las Vegas, with a concentration in film and theater, of which he attributes as his foundation as an actor and filmmaker. It was there that he discovered his innate talent for screenwriting, and in 2002 co-wrote the short, Study Hall, that premiered at the New York Film and Video Festival. In the summer of 2003, Patrick visited Los Angeles to explore the idea of relocating to pursue his acting career. After a two-day stay, he found an apartment, returned to Las Vegas to pack his belongings, and moved to LA. Shortly thereafter, he began studying acting with Joe Salazar, audition technique with Craig Wallace, and improvisation with Second City. After acting in several short films and student projects, Patrick booked his first feature film, The Carbon Copy. In 2009, he wrote and directed the short film, The Astray, which premiered at the Action on Film International Film Festival, where it was awarded with three awards, including "Best Actor" (James Arlen), "Best Villain" (John Fava) and "Best Breakout Female Star" (Michelle Gracie, the film's co-producer.) He has appeared on stage at The Underground Theater in Los Angeles in several plays including Durang, Durang and Friends and Fables. Patrick continues to build his resume in film, television and commercials, as well as writing and producing.
Patrick Lee is known for The Gaelic King (2017), The Clan MacLeod and Flux.
Patrick Lemon is known for The Skeleton's Compass, Fate (2003) and Run Ronnie Run (2002).
11/7/2018 Patrick Lescarbeau was born in North Adams Massachusetts but currently resides in Austin Texas. Acting since the age of nine in Theaters in New York, Vermont, and Texas he recently made the crossover to Film in late 2015 with the Short "Rare Model". Since then he has acted on film in Texas, California, New Mexico, and Tennessee. When not in front of the camera he writes shorts and series episodes and spends time with his 3 daughters. He is currently represented by The Boysen Agency.
Patrick Letterii is an actor and producer, known for The Land of Owls (2021), Daykwon (2016) and July (2017).
Patrick Lick is an actor, known for Battlefield 2025 (2020) and Breakdown Lane (2017).
Patrick Ligardes was born on 24 May 1962 in Lectoure, Gers, France. He is an actor and writer, known for Frontière(s) (2007), Hitman (2007) and Madame Edouard (2004).
Patrick Lizana is an actor, known for Les kidnappeurs (1998), Les marchands de sable (2000) and La femme à abattre (1993).
Patrick Loftus is a West of Ireland actor based in Dublin. He has starred as lead and supporting in six short films and featured in a HSE advertisement produced by Hinterland Films. In 2018 he played the lead in 'Backwater' which won multiple awards at the Royal Television Society Awards, Dublin and at the Royal Television Society Awards, London . 'Backwater' has been selected for 7 major film festivals and earned Patrick a Best Actor award at the Athens Marathon International Film Festival 2020.