Finise Avery
Finise Avery was born in New York, Attended High School in Switzerland. Upon returning to the States for Holiday Vacation she was asked to work on a film in Boston "21" which launched her into the world of films. She returned to school in Europe and divides her time between Europe and New York. She is presently attending college studies in NY whilst working in the Film Industry.
Finlay Bald
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Finlay Currie
Scottish-born Finlay Currie was a former church organist and choirmaster, who made his stage debut at 20 years of age. It took him 34 more years before making his first film, but he worked steadily for another 30 years after that. Although he was a large, imposing figure, with a rich, deep voice and somewhat authoritarian demeanor, he was seldom cast in villainous parts. He received great acclaim for his role as Magwitch in Great Expectations (1946), and one of his best remembered roles was that of Balthazar in Ben-Hur (1959). Shunderson, Cary Grant's devoted servant with a secret past, in People Will Talk (1951). Later in his life he became a much respected antiques dealer, specializing in coins and precious metals, (coinage). He died in England at age 90. While his biggest Academy Awards theatrical film, Ben-Hur (1959) was in its final four+ months of filming, he became a widower when his only wife, Maude Courtney, passed away.
Finlay MacMillan
Finlay 'Fin' MacMillan is a film and television actor born on April 16th 1996. He attended various acting groups and worked as an extra whilst in high school before landing his first role on BBC's River City. He is best known for his early work on River City (2002), Waterloo Road (2006) and Tim Burton's film adaptation of the Ransom Riggs best selling novel Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2016).
Finlay Robertson
Finlay Robertson was born in the Netherlands to Scottish parents and grew up in the North West of England. After studying History at Cambridge University he performed in a play at the Edinburgh Fringe and was signed by an agent. Moving to London to pursue his career, he acted in several plays - including appearing naked onstage at The Royal Court in Jez Butterworth's 'The Night Heron'. Amongst his short film work, his feature credits include the lead in the independent films 'In A Day' and 'The Story Of'. On television, he has played guest leads in several shows, as well as series regulars in ITV's 'Life Begins', BBC3's 'How Not To Live Your Life' and BBC1's 'The Body Farm'. He also wrote, directed and edited a short film, 'Count Backwards From Ten', and recently wrote and performed a one-person play, 'Strong Arm', which was taken to the Edinburgh Fringe by The Old Vic Theatre. He lives in North London with his wife and family.
Finlay Sjoberg
Finlay Sjoberg is known for Cargo (2017).
Finlay Vane Last
Finlay Vane Last is known for How to Have Sex (2023), Find the Light (2022) and Tybalt and Mercutio (2022).
Finlay Welsh
Finlay Welsh is an actor, known for Trainspotting (1996), Made of Honor (2008) and Breaking the Waves (1996).
Finlay Wojtak-Hissong
Fin began his acting career at the age of 8 when he went to his very first audition, and was selected by Lone Scherfig to play the role of Jude in The Kindness of Strangers. Fin was very grateful to Lone for that opportunity and for sparking a love of acting in him. Since that time, Fin has been cast as a lead and a supporting actor in a series of feature films. Fin's latest lead role is in the movie Blood, directed by Brad Anderson, and starring Michelle Monaghan. Prior to this, he played the role of Robin Wright's son in her feature film directorial debut, Land. He was also a lead in the horror film, The Banana Splits, which filmed in Capetown and in Dreamkatcher, which filmed in upper New York State, where he acted alongside Henry Thomas, Lin Shaye and Radha Mitchell. Fin is a US and Canadian citizen and is currently based in Ontario.
Finlay Wright-Stephens
Finlay Wright-Stephens is known for The Theory of Everything (2014).