Ashley Noel Jones
Ashley Noel Jones is known for Represent Us: A Scandal Spoof (2012), Limetown (2015) and Rare Objects (2023).
Ashley Noelle Jackson
Ashley Noelle Jackson always had a passion for the stage and film. She is originally from University Place, Washington. In December 2013, Jackson graduated with a Bachelor's of Arts Degree in Theatre Arts from Catawba (Ca-tah-ba) College located in Salisbury, North Carolina. 'Do You Wanna Meet IRL?' is Jackson's first short film.
Ashley Noll
Ashley Noll is an actress, known for Unspeakable (2000) and Always Jane (2021).
Ashley Noll
Ashley Noll is known for Always Jane (2021).
Ashley Ntangu
Ashley Ntangu is an actress, known for Black (2015), 10 Songs for Charity (2021) and Gent West (2013).
Ashley O'Connell
Ashley O'Connell is a professional actor. He was born in Dublin, Ireland and currently resides in Vancouver, Canada. He is a citizen of both Ireland (EU) and Canada. Ashley's gifts as an actor were first spotted when he was very young - he was noticed for his ability to stand very still during an elementary school production of a Christmas nativity play. He was thus deemed to be one of the finest and most impressive trees on stage. Hopefully, Ashley's performances have been less wooden in the last few years. Ashley went to University College Dublin (UCD), where he was heavily involved in the UCD Drama Society (Dramsoc), performing, stage managing, writing and directing in over 30 different theatre productions from 1992-1997. He achieved a BA in English & History in 1996 and an MA in History in 1997/8. Ashley did reserve service with the Irish Army Reserve (FCA) from 1993-1999 and as an officer with the Canadian Army Reserve (2009-2013). He also worked as a continuity announcer on Irish national television (RTE) from 1996-1997 and took part in theatrical productions whenever he could. From 2000-2003, he lived and worked in Fukushima, Japan. After that, he decided to pursue acting professionally and moved to Vancouver, Canada to pursue a BFA in acting at UBC. He graduated in 2006 and since then has been a fairly regular presence on Vancouver and Canadian stages, and indeed on TV screens as well. Ashley has been nominated for the Vancouver professional theatre Jessie Richardson Awards 4 times - 2011, 2014, 2017, 2019 - and was a winner of said award in 2017. He is a massive Manchester United fan, as well as being a huge fan of soccer generally and of all things fantasy, sci-fi and gaming-related. He currently (2021) acts whenever he can and teaches World Cinema at Alexander College.
Ashley Olalia
Ashley Olalia is known for Lawa (2023).
Ashley Olds
Ashley Olds is an actress and producer, known for Grandfathered (2015), The Neighbors (2012) and Pitch (2016).
Ashley Ortega
Ashley Ortega is known for Wagas (2013), My Fantastic Pag-ibig (2021) and Widows' Web (2022).
Ashley Otis
Ashley Otis is known for The Source of Shadows (2020), Where We Grew (2018) and Don't Look Into Their Eyes (2017).