Winston Post
Winston Post was born on September 30, 1972 in Vlaardingen, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands. He is an actor, known for Goede tijden, slechte tijden (1990), Hallo K3 (2010) and Westenwind (1999). He has been married to Denise van Rijswijk since April 20, 2004. They have two children.
Winston Rekert
Winston Rekert was born on June 10, 1949 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. He was an actor and director, known for Neon Rider (1989), Adderly (1986) and Cold Squad (1998). He was married to Lidija. He died on September 14, 2012 in Vancouver.
Winston Robinson
Winston Robinson is an actor, known for Eternity (2020).
Winston Showan
Winston Showan is an actor, known for Road (2017), The Home and Girlfri3nds (2012).
Winston Sterzel
Winston Sterzel was born on August 17, 1980 in Capetown, South Africa. He is a producer and director, known for Serpentza (2008), Conquering Southern China (2016) and Stay Awesome, China! (2019). He has been married to Sasha Hu since May 25, 2016.
Winston Story
Winston Story was born on October 5, 1971. He is an actor, known for Brooklyn Nine-Nine (2013), Henry Danger (2014) and Grey's Anatomy (2005).
Winta McGrath
Winta McGrath was born on August 9, 2005 in Melbourne, Australia. He is an actor, known for Raised by Wolves (2020), Doctor Doctor (2016) and Red Dog: True Blue (2016).
Winter Andrews
Winter Andrews is a Los Angeles-based actor, singer/songwriter, musician, and producer from Tucson, Arizona. Building a reputation for his rare combination of intelligence, sensitivity, humor, charm, and exceptional musical talent, he has starred in films, theatre, and performed at prestigious venues across Los Angeles to critical acclaim - playing a variety of young romantics, rebels, eccentric oddballs, violent addicts, and more. Most recently he starred in The Mystery of Her, playing a sensitive outcast. He was also hired to write/perform the film's title track, which he did with his music producer/collaborator, Grammy winning producer Austen Jux-Chandler (Adele's "25".) His work was also seen in The Slabs, playing a homeless, meth-addicted rebel in love, opposite Bianca Comparato (series lead of Netflix's "The 3%.") In Fall of 2018 he made his LA theatre debut by co-producing and starring in a bold Los Angeles production of Spring Awakening the musical, in which all proceeds benefited Everytown for Gun Safety. The show raised over $10,000 for the cause, sold out its limited run, received consistent rave reviews for both his performance and the show, and won the "2018 Robby Award" for "Best Musical" in Los Angeles (LA's oldest theatre awards, his production beat out Dear Evan Hansen, Broadway-bound Ain't Too Proud, and over 130 others.) Winter was also nominated for Best Leading Actor in A Musical for his portrayal of Melchior, the youngest actor in his category by over a decade. Reviews hailed his performance as, "Effortlessly charming... raw, and honest" - BroadwayWorld. "Pensive, radical, and headstrong... his fresh voice pop effortlessly carries the main numbers." - TheShowReport. "Winter's open-faced boy-next-door heartthrob of a Melchior not only sings splendidly, but shows off legit acting chops in powerful eleventh hour scenes." - StageScene LA He was one of five students awarded a talent scholarship to attend Elon University's prestigious BFA Music Theatre program out of more than 1,200 who auditioned (Its Music Theatre program boasts many notable alumni in TV/Film and Broadway including 2020 Tony nominee Daniel J. Watts, Grant Gustin - The Flash, Chris Wood - Supergirl, Taylor Trensch, and more.) Winter was born in Hawaii and grew up with a blind older sister.
Winter Ave Zoli
Winter Ave Zoli was born in New Hope, Pennsylvania. At the age of 11, she moved with her family to Prague, Czech Republic, where she was able to fully plant her Czech roots from her fathers side of the family. She studied middle school and high school at the International School of Prague. She transitioned her way from ballet to musical theater, developing a love for the stage, and for the craft of acting. She began working professionally at the age of 13, and developed her resume through acting opportunities on European and American productions that came through Prague. At the age of 17, she attended the Carnegie-Mellon summer school theater program, and at 19, enrolled in the Atlantic Theater Company acting school in Manhattan, New York, founded by playwright David Mamet, and actor William H. Macy. After graduating from the professional program, Winter moved to Los Angeles where she resides.
Winter Dunn
Winter Dunn is an award-winning filmmaker with a passion for depicting rich stories with Black people at the center. Her directorial debut and award-winning short film Junebug has screened at several festivals, including HollyShorts Film Festival, American Black Film Festival & Martha's Vineyard African American Film Festival. She is the producer of the feature film Jezebel which premiered at SXSW 2019 and is currently streaming on Netflix via Ava DuVernay's ARRAY. She is a 2021 Film Independent Project Involve Directing Fellow and is the recipient of the Amazon Studios Fellowship grant, awarded yearly to a visionary filmmaker. She's also a former producer/director at Condé Nast Entertainment.