Bruce G. Hallenbeck
Bruce G. Hallenbeck is known for London After Midnight (2005), The Drowned (2006) and Vampyre (1990).
Bruce Gelber
Bruce Geller
Author, composer, writer and songwriter, educated at Yale University (BA degree). He joined ASCAP in 1961, and wrote the off-Broadway stage scores for "Living the Life" and "All in Love". His chief musical collaborator was Gene de Paul, and his popular-song compositions included "I Found Him" and "What Can It Be?".
Bruce Gernon
Bruce Gernon is known for Expedition Unknown (2015), Ancient Aliens (2009) and The Alaska Triangle (2020).
Bruce Gilden
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Bruce Gip
Bruce Gip is known for 90 Minutes of the Fever (2016) and Lockdown 2025 (2021).
Bruce Gitlin
Bruce Gitlin is known for The Fallen Astronaut (2020).
Bruce Gleeson
Bruce Gleeson is known for Tomorrow, When the War Began (2010), Australia (2008) and Ned Kelly (2003).
Bruce Glover
An instinct for acting showed very early for Bruce. In 1935, aged 3, he distracted his mother from the worries of Depression Era Chicago by recreating stuff they'd seen at the movies like FDR struggling to walk, putting his little body thru it, to try to understand by experiencing it. A knack for comedy showed when as part of a church pageant his #1 line, ''No room at the Inn", booming hugely out of a tiny body sent the whole congregation into laughter. He so enjoyed it he repeated it even louder to louder laughter then again and again continuing even as he was chased by the minister all over the altar to gales of laughter. At age 6, he had his first job, earning 60 cents for 6 days of delivering groceries. From then on there was always a job after school, Saturdays and summers, such as on a Chicago Loop newsstand or in a glass factory ladling molten glass. At age 15, his desperate father asked him to quit school to help support the family. His mother saved him by herself taking a job. School was showing him two paths out of poverty: Art (selling paintings) and Football (the 1949 Chicago high school city champs) and a chance for a scholarship. He played for two college seasons and moonlighted on a semi-pro team. Then a new window opened -- posing at an Art Institute class with a naked lady who said, ''How would you like to- [pause] - be a Gorilla?'' She was a stripper and needed a guy strong enough to wear a 90 lb. ape suit and toss her around. A magician at the club tapped him jokingly with his magic wand, saying "Bruce, you are an actor". Drafted into the U.S. Army for the Korean War, he served there for the last six months of that war, and came back with malaria, delaying his football. He tried out for a play (in 1955) never having had an acting class or read a book on it, but he was a natural, got the lead and great reviews, went to summer stock did a new play every week. He did a dozen years of theatre, on Broadway and off-Broadway. He visited Hollywood in 1965. In 1967, he made it his home.
Bruce Gomlevsky
Bruce Gomlevsky was born on 22 November 1974 in Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He is an actor, known for Polícia Federal: A Lei é para Todos (2017), Nada a Declarar (2003) and Cão Guia (1999). He has been married to Júlia Carrere since 2000. They have two children.