Phil Fish
Phil Fish is a director and writer, known for Fez (2012), Indie Game: The Movie (2012) and Double Fine Adventure (2012).
Phil Fletcher
Phil Fletcher is an actor, known for Clancy Once Again (2017) and National Anthem Girl (2019).
Phil Fletcher
Phil Fletcher is known for Scoop (2009), Buffering (2021) and The Furchester Hotel (2014).
Phil Flores
Phil Flores is a Mexican American award winning writer/director/producer better known for his alter ego - The Butcher Brothers. As part of the duo, he has written and directed The Hamiltons (LionsGate), April Fools Day (Sony), The Violent Kind (Sundance) and The Thompsons (LionsGate). He resides and works in Los Angeles and is represented by The Gersh Agency.
Phil Foden
Phil joined City at U9 level and signed his Academy scholarship in July 2016. His left foot and ability to glide past opponents have seen the Stockport-born play maker excel at every level, a trend which continued last season with the U18s. Utilized in both center midfield or from a wide position, his eye for a searching pass made him an integral cog for the young Blues. This creativity is complimented with his keen eye for a goal, and the 17-year-old found the net with regularity in the 2016/17 U18 Premier League campaign. His 11 goals from midfield proved invaluable and included crucial strikes against Liverpool, Middlesbrough, and in both the home and away games against Manchester United. Pep Guardiola rewarded the youngster's form by naming him in the first team squad for the final Champions League group stage game against Celtic in December 2016. After that, the midfielder was back making an impression in the U18s' FA Youth Cup run. He kicked off with a goal in the 4-0 third round win against Reading and scored a fine goal - displaying that talent for ghosting past opponents - in the 6-0 semi-final victory over Stoke. At international level, Foden joined teammates Curtis Anderson, Joel Latibeaudiere and Jadon Sancho in the England squad for the European U17 Championships, scoring in the final as the Young Lions suffered a penalty defeat at the hands of Spain. Foden was part of the first team squad for the US tour of the United States this summer, and he responded with a number of impressive displays. Early in the 2017/18 season, he featured in a number of first team squads, making the substitutes' bench for the games against Brighton, Everton and West Brom in the Carabao Cup, before departing for the FIFA U17 World Cup in India, where he won the Golden Ball for the tournament's best player and helped England to an Under-17s World Cup triumph. Foden made his senior debut for City against Feyenoord in the Champions League, replacing Yaya Toure in the 75th minute, becoming the Blues' youngest ever player to play in European competition in the process. Foden became the youngest Englishman to start a Champions League game when he was named in the starting XI against Shakhtar in December 2017 and made several cameo appearances during the remainder of the season.
Phil Foglio
Phil Foglio is known for The Selling of Star Wars (2014), Girl Genius and Vintage Tomorrows (2015).
Phil Fondacaro
Phil Fondacaro started his career in 1981 when a casting call went out for "little people" for the feature film Under the Rainbow (1981). This was the beginning of a career that is still going strong to this day. From that time he has worked in every genre. including drama, comedy, horror and animation. Phil has worked in films with directors such as Robert Zemeckis (The Polar Express (2004)), Ron Howard (Willow (1988), in which he played Vohnkar) and George Lucas (Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi (1983), in which he played an Ewok - the only Ewok who died on screen). Phil's feature films include many in the horror genre, such as Troll (1986), Ghoulies II (1987), Bordello of Blood (1996), Blood Dolls (1999), Meridian (1990), and most recently he worked with George A. Romero in Land of the Dead (2005). He also starred opposite Verne Troyer in a short film, Bit Players (2000), which premiered at Sundance and was directed by Andy Berman. Phil's television credits included a recurring role in Sabrina the Teenage Witch (1996) as Roland. His TV work also includes some other memorable performances where he guest-starred in shows such as CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2000), and had an amazing role in Touched by an Angel (1994). Phil Fondacaro stands 3' 6" tall and lives by the quote, "It is not the size of the man in the fight, but the size of the fight in the man".
Phil Foster
Phil Foster is an American actor, writer and director with an origination of Compton, CA. He is best known for his role in Axeman 2:Overkill and The Academy. Phil attended Leuzinger High School where he got his first shot at acting and won best actor for his role of Blifil in the school play Tom Jones. He then went on to take acting classes and eventually starting working professionally in 2007 appearing on shows such as Numb3rs and Reno 911. In 2006, Foster created and nationally distributed Array DVD Magazine, a magazine that explored the sub-currents of popular culture. It was the first DVD magazine to hit the market. Foster holds a Bachelor's Degree in Communications with a concentration in Media Studies from California State University Dominguez Hills as well as a Master's Degree in Business.
Phil Galaras
Phil Galaras was born in Urbana, Illinois. He and his two older sisters were raised in a small town called Savoy. Phil attended school in the nearby town of Champaign where he participated in soccer, football, baseball, and wrestling. He did not have any contact with the drama club until he auditioned and landed a role in his high school production of "Hello Dolly." He fell in love with acting, but he was determined to play college football. His athleticism was good enough to get him a scholarship to a division three football program. Sadly, he suffered a career ending injury just three games into the first season. Lost and confused about what he wanted for his future, Phil bounced from job to job, college to college, and major to major. Phillip's awakening came when he began taking acting classes at the Parkland community college under Amy Stoch. His love for acting was reawakened. Following his class he began landing roles in local short films while making trips to Chicago to perform at the Chicago Art Institute. In 2015, Phil made the jump to L.A. where he began getting bit parts in film, T.V. and on the internet. In 2016, He began working in motion capture film making. That work took him all the way Nanjing, China where he spent the better part of the next two years. While working on the crew side of numerous Chinese productions, Phil wrote and co-starred in play at night and in his off days. The play's cast consisted of a very diverse group of individuals. Half of which were Chinese actors based out of Nanjing and half consisted of ex-pats from America, Turkey, South Africa, and a variety of other nationalities. The group called themselves International Spice. He began training for long form Improv at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre and completed the first 3 levels. Unfortunately, the pandemic hit and he was unable to complete the fourth level. However, he joined the Anthony Gilardi Studio on February 17,2020. While many studio shut down during lock-down this particular studio went virtual and Phil was able to train 4 times a week. When lock-down was over he and many of his fellow classmates went back to in person class which is where you can catch him training weekly. By: Joe P.
Phil Garner
Phil Garner was born on 30 April 1949 in Jefferson City, Tennessee, USA. He has been married to Carol Garner since 11 April 1971. They have three children.
