Victor Hugo Morant
Victor Hugo Morant is known for Distrito Salvaje (2018), MalaYerba (2021) and Bolívar, el hombre de las dificultades (1981).
Victor Hugo Ogaz
Victor Hugo Ogaz is an actor, known for Diarios de motocicleta (2004), Neruda (2016) and Machuca (2004).
Victor Hugo Trespalacios
Victor Hugo Trespalacios is known for Fragmentos de Amor (2016), Sin Amparo (2004) and Alias el Mexicano (2013).
Victor Ikani
Victor Ikani is an actor, known for The Internship Games (2015).
Victor Indrizzo
Victor Indrizzo is known for The Suicide Squad (2021), Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019) and I Love You, Man (2009).
Victor Isaac Perez
Victor Isaac Perez grew up in a small town in Texas, while Texas loves its sports, Victor Isaac Perez always gravitated to the arts. He joined the band as a trumpet player in middle school and in high school he added theater to his artistry; his first ever theater role was Lysander in the one act version of A Midsummer's Night's Dream. After working in a few college plays he decided to leave his small town and move to Austin. He worked in indie films for a few years and received his SAG Eligibility in his most known role as 'Isaac' in the feature "Support the Girls" opposite Regina Hall. After that he decided to move to LA with his wife and his two dogs; while in LA he wrote, directed and acted in his own short films and began studying with Joseph Pearlman. Victor Isaac Perez loves doing both drama and comedy. He wants people who connect with his work to feel that he is real, straightforward and truthful.
Victor Iván
Victor Iván is known for Tore (2023), Hypnosen (2023) and The Store (2022).
Victor Izay
Victor Izay was born on December 23, 1923 in Watertown, New York, USA. He is known for Wild Hogs (2007), Young Guns (1988) and Employee of the Month (2006). He was married to Jo Roybal Izay and Connie Izay. He died on January 20, 2014 in Glendora, California, USA.
Victor J. Griffiths
Victor J. Griffiths is an actor, known for Anhedonia (2019), Manhood (2014) and In-Flu-Enza (2021).
Victor J. Ho
Victor J. is an American actor. Born in Hong Kong and immigrated to the United States when he was 6 years old. He grew up in Berkeley California, where an open attitude of cultural diversity and progressive thoughts were a norm. In his teenage years, he moved to the suburbs of Northern California, where inclusion and diversity were not as prevalent, at the time. Feeling stifled emotionally, culturally and intellectually, he left the suburbs and moved back to a more progressive community, eventually graduating from Skyline High School in Oakland California. Graduating with college degrees in biology and business, he became a business development executive in the biotechnology industry. Then upon a complete surprise, he received an introductory acting lesson from his ex-partner; there was never a thought or idea of becoming an actor prior. The acting bug bit hard, revealing the status quo as inadequate in fulfilling the personal desire to express the innate nature hidden within. Moonlighting an old life to pursue a new one, he studied at the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco, which eventually led to a decision to leave the corporate world to pursue a life, a passion for the craft and artistry of story-telling and acting.
