Ben Segers
Ben Segers is a Flemish speaking Belgian actor, born in Arendonk, Belgium. He received his acting training at the renowned Herman Teirlinck Studio in Antwerpen, Belgium. He is most famous for his TV-roles as one of the four central characters in Biker Boys and Safety First. Following the latter TV-show he also starred in the feature film with the same name (Safety First:The Movie). In 2014 Ben Segers was the 3rd celebrity to receive the Belgian annual Ups and Downs Prize. It was a way to honor him for openly talking about his struggles with chronic depression and bipolar disorder in the media.
Ben Seidman
Ben Seidman is known for Helt magiskt (2011), Criss Angel Mindfreak (2005) and Penn & Teller: Fool Us (2011).
Ben Sempey
Ben Sempey is known for Samuel L. Jackson: Did I Stutter? (2023), Nascar: Lead Legacy (2022) and Williams Sisters (2023).
Ben Seton
Ben started acting from an early age in theatre and first appeared on the Australian TV Drama Series Water Rats (1996). Seton was born in Sydney, Australia. He was raised in Sydney's Western Suburbs then moved with his family to Wombeyan Caves located in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales where he lived without electricity for a year and a half. Reading and telling stories by candle light with his three brothers sparked his interest in acting. His family moved back to Sydney where he attended St Ignatius College. He immersed himself in the theatre department and discovered a love for the Bard. In 1995 he won the Australian Young Shakespearean Artist of the year award and was presented the College Blue for Drama in 1996. At the same time he was competing in International Tae Kwon Do Tournaments and was the South Pacific Champion in 1995. He combined his loves in a unique sellout show called "Tae Kwon Shakespeare". This gained him recognition and he guest starred in BeastMaster (1999) and The Lost World (2001). He co-starred with Lara Cox in The Dinner Party (2009) and moved to Los Angeles where he appeared on Fox Networks On the Lot (2007) and judges Garry Marshall, Michael Bay and Carrie Fisher commended him on an "excellent performance". He also starred as the lead in two Sci-Fi action films The Vanquisher (2016) and Thrillseekers the Indosheen (2013).
Ben Shafik
Ben Shafik is an actor, known for The Devil's Double (2011), Cognition (2020) and Devil's Playground (2010).
Ben Shapiro
Benjamin Aaron Shapiro is a Jewish-American conservative talk show host and producer from Burbank, California. He is the host of The Ben Shapiro Show, a popular right-wing talk show released in the late 2010s. He also created the Daily Wire, a streaming service for Conservatives and right-wingers. He is Mara Wilson's cousin.
Ben Sharpe
Ben Sharpe is an actor, known for Recovery (2019).
Ben Sharples
Ben Sharples is an American actor, screenwriter and producer known for his role as Jack Hafey in the Takashi Shimizu horror movie Flight 7500 (2014) opposite Ryan Kwanten and Amy Smart. He is the writer, producer, director and lead actor of the comedy feature film Gentlemen's Fury (2017) which was nominated for Best Feature and took home Best Actor for Sharples at the Sunscreen Film Festival West. Ben played real estate mogul Stephen in the underground romantic comedy hit film X's & O's (2007), reported by the New York Times to be downloaded over 150,000 times in one week. He also appeared in the season three opening episode of 90210 (2008) as a professional tennis player who takes out Teddy Montgomery. The pilot episode of Ben's comedy series Quarantine Assassin (2020) tied for first place at Everybody Digital Film Festival's Stay Creative Challenge, and his thriller short Taken In (2020) won Best Thriller at The Hollywood Blood Horror Festival. Sharples was born in Hollywood, CA. He lived on the island of Kwajalein from ages two to four, then relocated to Manhattan Beach, CA where he grew up. He discovered his love of filmmaking at age 13, when he began making movies with his friends and an RCA camcorder. He pursued his interest further at Crossroads School in Santa Monica, CA, focusing on film studies. He took an acting class on a dare while at the University of California, Berkeley and loved it so much that he went on to drama school at the American Conservatory Theater, graduating from their MFA Program. An accomplished tennis player, Ben was awarded Rookie of the Year and Most Valuable Player three years in a row by the Crossroads School tennis team. He finished his junior career ranked in the top twenty in Southern California and went on to play for the U.C. Berkeley men's tennis team for four years. He coached professional tennis player Zack Fleishman at the U.S. Open in 2011.
Ben Shaul
Ben Shaul has been on set almost 40 years. Returning to acting in his late 40's, he spent the previous 25 years on camera. Originally hailing from London UK, Ben has lived in the US for almost 35 years, allowing his accent to drift to either side of the Atlantic. His work has led him all over the globe and working with many print and commercial clients. Shifting his stance back to on camera again has allowed for the wisdom found through previous experience to aid in his acting work. He has secured lead and support roles in a series of shorts destined for film festivals. Currently awaiting a total of four films as yet unseen with new projects currently in production. Classically trained and using skills learned on set and through further tuition, he is very natural on camera and opens channels with cast and crew.
Ben Shea
Ben Shea is a writer and producer, known for 100 FOR 100 (2018), For Art's Sake and Prize or Punishment.