Perrine Moore
Perrine Moore is an actress, known for Near Death (2004), Maniacal (2003) and Evil Unleashed (2003).
Perris Drew
Perris Drew is a professional Film/TV actor in the city of Atlanta, GA. He is known for his role of 'Landon' in BET's hit mini series - "The Bobby Brown Story" - also making an appearance in Donald Glover's "Atlanta". Not only is Perris an actor of film but, Theatre as well. Well versed in Theatre Arts, Perris has many stage credentials, such as Shakespeare's "As You Like It", Euripides' tragedy "Hecuba", along with a heartfelt dark comedy; written by Stephen Adly Guirgis, "Our Lady of 121st Street". In the midst of receiving a bachelor's degree in Theatre Arts/Acting; out of Point Park University, Perris was fortunate to train under master teachers in various methods. In April of 2016, that dream came true, for Perris was one of many young actors picked by Denzel Washington to be a rehearsal actor for the movie (Broadway original) "Fences". Perris has done many independent films, three in which have been submitted to film festivals such as "Sundance" and others. He has starred in indie films like "Slumber"; a mini horror film that tells a story about a couple who's house contains a flesh eating basement, "Happy Hour"; a captivating plot focusing on the disconnect between the police force and their duties to protect and serve, "Coffee Shoppe Blues"; A look at five unique people who all share a common denominator, the coffee shop. When Perris was just five years old he had his first sip of coffee, a taste in which he's loved since. There's never a time Perris doesn't want a cup of coffee to compliment a day of watching a good mystery show or his favorite - a horror film. Learning and finding new avenues to become better as an actor is what he loves to do on his spare time, whether that's reading, writing, or study black and white films. He loves listening to music (anything that sounds different) and is an R&B connoisseur, hence his long list of self written songs. Perris hopes his career presents avenues to travel for there are many places around the worlds he wants to visit. All in all, Perris Drew looks forward to excelling his career while maintaining balance. He's understands the importance patience, continuing to train, and work hard - not for an award but a reward - for his goals set will become reality. Perris is excited to showcase his gift and talent to the world (recurring roles in television; star roles in movies; leads in theatre) and inspire all to set sail after their dreams.
Perry Amsellem
Perry Amsellem is known for Made You Look: A True Story About Fake Art (2020).
Perry Anzilotti
Perry Anzilotti is an American character actor, director, producer, businessman, and activist. He is best known for playing the advertising character "The Cookie Man" in television commercials for Nabisco's SnackWell's campaign that ran between 1993 and 1997 with 23 commercial episodes. Anzilotti is also noted for his recurring role on the television series ER (22 episodes) and numerous guest starring appearances including: Curb Your Enthusiasm (2000), The Office (2008), Brooklyn Nine-Nine (2015), Modern Family (2015), Married...With Children (1996), Cheers (1990), Mad About You (1994), and Seinfeld (1993
Perry Atkin
Perry Atkin is an actor, known for Saints and Soldiers: Airborne Creed (2012).
Perry Ball
Perry Ball was born in Seneca, Missouri on December 21, 1953. After his first birthday, he moved with his family from Missouri to Grand Junction, Colorado. He grew up on a farm near Palisade and later went to Arizona to double major in History and Religion at Grand Canyon University where he earned a Bachelor's of Arts Degree. He attended Mesa State University, Central Missouri State University and Hannibal Lagrange College taking undergraduate classes in Business, Liberal Arts and Counseling. Perry received a Masters of Divinity with Languages from Southeastern Baptist Seminary in Wake Forest North Carolina and had attended Golden Gate Baptist Seminary in Mill Valley, California as well. Perry was the youngest of seven children born to his Parents; Charley and Mary Ball. His oldest sister Avis died before she had her first birthday. His sister Josephine died at 69 years old in 2009 and his brother Willis died at age 69 in 2011. His two sisters Charlene Baecker and Debbie Austin both still live in Colorado and his brother Vernon lives in Fort Worth, Texas. Perry has always had an interest in acting. He has had a number of opportunities in theater, film and television while in school. As an adult he served in the US Army during the Vietnam War, had careers as a Baptist minister, Social Worker, and in Computers. He had continued to perform in radio, television, theatre, and film throughout his life in small roles until his retirement. Since 2006 he began to work full time in the television and film industry. He has played roles like Chief Bill Godsey in the feature film Dormant, Detective Rice in NC-60, Kraig (The Art Room Teacher) in the film Kill Yourself, and other rolls. He has been in several television series including Resurrection, Sleepy Hollow, Red Band Society, Under the Dome, Devious Maids and others. He was Executive Vice-President of Isle of Skye Productions from 2013 until early 2016. He became President and owner of Perry Ball Productions, LLC. as well as President and Partner of Multiverse Entertainment Partners, LLC in January 2016. He loves to work on both sides of the camera.
Perry Batson
Perry Batson is known for The Pick-Axe Murders Part III: The Final Chapter (2014) and Round (2016).
Perry Benson
Perry Benson was born on 9 April 1961 in St Pancras, London, England, UK. He is an actor and writer, known for Sid and Nancy (1986), This Is England (2006) and You Rang, M'Lord? (1988).
Perry Bhandal
Director, Writer, Producer and former alumni of the Met film school, Bhandal came to prominence with his 2012 debut feature Interview with a Hitman a film that was very well received by critics and audiences alike and widely distributed internationally. Producing under his in-house company Kirlian Pictures Bhandal followed up Interview with a Hitman with the immensely popular The Last Boy, a 2019 fantasy sci-fi film inspired by the writings of the 13th century Sufi mystic and poet Rumi. Bhandal is also the author of two novels; the acclaimed crime thriller The Winter Man and Prelude, a personal collection of short stories and artwork.
Perry Blackshear
Perry Blackshear is a writer and director, known for They Look Like People (2015), The Siren (2019) and When I Consume You (2021).
