Calum Worthy
Calum Worthy began his acting career at the age of nine and made his film debut in the BBC award-winning mini-series I Was A Rat. Worthy's most acclaimed roles include Hulu's The Act, Netflix American Vandal, Eminem's Bodied, and Disney Channel's Austin & Ally. Worthy is a vocal activist for the environmental movement and is currently working with Al Gore's Climate Reality Project and Bono's One organization. He has millions of followers across his social media platforms which he dedicates to educating and empowering his young fan base on the climate crisis and gender inequality in developing countries.
Calum Worthy
Calum Worthy began his acting career at the age of nine and made his film debut in the BBC award-winning mini-series I Was A Rat. Worthy's most acclaimed roles include Hulu's The Act, Netflix American Vandal, Eminem's Bodied, and Disney Channel's Austin & Ally. Worthy is a vocal activist for the environmental movement and is currently working with Al Gore's Climate Reality Project and Bono's One organization. He has millions of followers across his social media platforms which he dedicates to educating and empowering his young fan base on the climate crisis and gender inequality in developing countries.
Calvin A. Dean
Born on May 21, 1985 in Cornwall, England. Calvin trained at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts. Calvin's break-through role was as Darren in the 2009 film 'Tormented' alongside Tuppence Middleton, Olly Alexander, Tom Hopper and Georgia King. More recently, Calvin has appeared in Doctor Who, Dancing on the Edge, Trauma and Russell T. Davies' 'It's A Sin'. In 2018 Calvin won numerous awards for his portrayal of Murphy in the short film 'Make Aliens Dance'.
Calvin Baxter
Calvin Baxter is known for Katrina Babies (2022).
Calvin Benuto
Calvin Benuto is (17) who was born on August 17, 2003 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He is an actor, known for Perpetual Grace, LTD, Weekend Warriors, and Jesus Rides a Harley (2019). Calvin Benuto understood that the entertainment industry took dedication, determination and perseverance and therefore is continuously working in his craft. He spends part of his free time in, On-going Scene Study Classes in North Hollywood with (Backstage Readers Choice Awards Winner) Diane Christensen voted best acting class for teens by her students in Los Angeles. He is currently Homeschooled, and hopes to finish high school earlier or on time to continue his journey on other goals he wants to achieve. He hopes to be a City transportation engineer for busses and trains. He wants to attend a film school after high school to work behind cameras and get the two perspectives of working in front and behind the camera's. He loves to enjoy free time with friends in such locations of LA. like, Burbank, Hollywood, Venice, or Pasadena. Some of his favorite places to visit is Universal Studios Hollywood, the beach, and Six Flags. He absolutely has no plans on leaving Los Angeles or the entertainment industry but to grow ever inch he can.
Calvin Borel
Calvin Borel was born on November 7, 1966 in Saint Martin Parish, Louisiana, USA. He is known for 50 to 1 (2014), Late Show with David Letterman (1993) and Rome Is Burning (2003).
Calvin Bradford
Calvin Bradford is an actor, known for Coach of the Year (1980).
Calvin Brown
Calvin Brown is the first African American stuntman recognized in Hollywood. A pioneering Hollywood stunt performer, he doubled for Bill Cosby in the network series "I Spy." He is also one of the original founders of the Black Stuntmen's Association and the Sober Living House. Brown was born in Farmersville, LA, on April 23, 1936 to Sylvester Brown and Ida Mae Washington Brown, who married at the age of 18 and16 respectively. Brown and his twin brother Galvin are the second born to a family with eight children; five boys and three girls. At the age of two years old his family moved to Grambling, LA. Brown states that he was "community raised", meaning that everyone in the community was responsible for raising the children, he continues, "you could do no wrong, somebody was going to get you". This was also the community where he, at the age of nine, started working for the United States Postal Service as a 2nd Class Special Delivery Mail Messenger. He earned nine cents per letter and earned up to thirty or forty dollars per month. Brown says, that was a lot of money during that time for someone his age. Calvin continued to work as a 2nd Class Special Delivery messenger as he completed his undergraduate work at Grambling State University where his salary increased to $1.92 per letter. He played numerous sports and was a member of the marching band in the horn section. He graduated from Grambling in 1957. After graduation he moved to California, worked for the US Postal Service there and became and extra in Hollywood movies. Brown's first movie was Drums Over Africa where he started out as an extra and then moved to stunt work. He played the chief, a runaway slave and performed all of the Black stunt work for the movie. His first stunt was falling out of a tree. He performed this stunt six times and was paid six hundred dollars cash all in one hundred dollar bills. Brown, said "that was a lot of money and I have been falling out of trees ever since." Hollywood took notice and Browns role as the first Black Hollywood stuntman was solidified when Brown became the stunt double for Bill Cosby. Brown did all of the stunt work for Cosby in I Spy the first television series to feature a Black actor, which aired from 1965 to 1968. Brown also did Black stunt work for other TV series such as, Mission Impossible, The Wild Wild West, and movies like The Split; I Spy Returns, Blank Check and others. Brown was the stunt double for actors such as Jim Brown, and Greg Morris and has also performed small character roles. While working on The Split Calvin shattered his leg and was in a straight leg cast for two years. During this period Brown founded the Black Stuntmen's Association, and helped train current and entering African Americans including members of the 10th Calvary Buffalo Soldiers, about the business of stunting. This included how to do high falls, throws, and safety techniques. Brown says he taught them how to "dance in front of the camera". He kept plaster of paris in the trunk of his car to re-cast his leg after teaching stunts at Athens Park in Los Angeles. Over the years his leg injury prevented Brown from earning a steady living as a stuntman; this loss caused him to turn to drugs and alcohol for solace. He spent 5 years in the wilderness and found the strength to enter the Salvation Army's Harbor Lights Rehabilitation center for one year, he reached sobriety in 9 months and vowed never to use drugs or alcohol again. In his commitment to sobriety he vowed to help others and started the Sober Living House in 1990. Calvin "Cal" Brown is currently working as a stunt coordinator, while residing in California with his wife Ruth Ann.
Calvin Burke
Calvin Burke was born in 1950. He is an actor and producer, known for World Order: Three Days and Three Nights (2021), Dream Vision Reality (2020) and Waffenstillstand (2009).
Calvin C. Winbush
Calvin C. Winbush, a native of Detroit, Michigan and graduate of Michigan State University started acting after moving to New York City to pursue music production and songwriting. While working on the set of Lipstick Jungle (2008) for a day job, he received advice and encouragement from Timothy Busfield and Brooke Shields to pursue acting. After enrolling in acting classes at the Sledge Project Studios as well as studying under the instruction of Wynn Handman, Calvin soon began booking work on a diverse range of projects in New York City. Now relocated to Los Angeles, Calvin continues to chart a steady course in the industry as a dynamic, talented and professional working actor.