Hope Shanthi
Hope's mission as an actor is to bring characters to life that surprise people and convey the human experience as honestly as possible. She fell in love with acting in first grade when she was cast in my teacher's rendition of The Fisherman's Wife. Corny? Perhaps. True? Absolutely. When she was young she dreamed of being a doctor, actor, singer, and dancer. Though she still loves science, dancing and singing, as well as a painting, writing, and directing from time to time, her main artistic passion has always been, and continues to be, acting. A Seattle native, she studied at the University of Washington where She earned a BA in Drama with Honors, and has had the opportunity and privilege to study and work with Jon Jory, Cathy Madden, Valerie Curtis-Newton, Andrew Tsao, Robyn Hunt, and Steve Pearson.
Hope Shapiro
Hope is an actress and improv/sketch performer who lives in LA with her husband, son, and daughter. She is originally from Philly, has a BA in Theatre from Temple University, and lived in NYC for many years. She has a background on stage and has performed extensively in TV and film.
Hope Simpson
Hope Simpson is known for Texas Death Trippin' (2019).
Hope Stamper
Hope Stamper is known for Portal Man (2017), Freak (2020) and Uncle Sleazo's Toxic and Terrifying T.V. Hour (2022).
Hope Ward
Hope Ward is an actress and writer, known for Succession (2018), Hawks Ridge (2020) and #LoveMyRoomie (2016).
Hope Wiseman
Hope Wiseman is known for WAGS Atlanta (2018) and Unprescribed (2020).
Hopi Grace
Hopi Grace is an actress, known for Time (2021), Brutal (2022) and Emmerdale Farm (1972).
Hopper Penn
Hopper Penn was born on August 6, 1993 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Puppy Love (2020), War Machine (2017) and The Cleaner (2021).
Hopsin
Marcus Hopson, AKA Hopsin, is an actor/musician from Los Angeles, California. He got his first acting role in 2001 playing a pizza parlor kid in "Max Keeble's Big Move". Hopson's other roles have been playing on the TV show "That's So Raven" for one episode and, most notably, playing a senior rapper in the hit musical "Fame". He also played in a low budget film named "Bomb The World", in which he was played the leading role of "Face". Hopson is currently a rapper, using the alias "Hopsin", and has started his own record label Funk Volume. He has made five albums(2017). He also left Funk Volume at the start of 2016, and eventually started yet another record label called undercover prodigy.
Horace B. Carpenter
Horace B. Carpenter was born on January 31, 1875 in Sauk Rapids, Minnesota, USA. He was an actor and director, known for Maniac (1934), The Arizona Kid (1929) and The Last Chance (1926). He was married to Beatrice Allen and Ella N. Hilger. He died on May 21, 1945 in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA.