Louis Dunkin
Louis Dunkin is an actor, known for Don't Let Them In (2020).
Louis Dupuis
Louis Dupuis is an actor, known for Psych (2006), Firefly Lane (2021) and Damnation (2017). He has been married to Sean Carey since September 17, 2016.
Louis Durant
Louis Durant is an actor, known for Le tout nouveau testament (2015), Éternité (2016) and Ma reum (2018).
Louis Ecaldre
Louis Ecaldre is known for Ricky Stanicky (2024) and Like A Train When It's Going Away (2023).
Louis Emerick
Louis Emerick was born in Liverpool, England, UK. Louis is an actor, known for Kung Fury: The Movie (2023), Layer Cake (2004) and Zapped (2016). Louis is married to Maureen ?. They have three children.
Louis Fan
Louis Fan is an actor, known for Heavenly Sword Dragon Slaying Saber (2019).
Louis Farrakhan
Noted for his fiery and controversial rhetoric on race relations, Farrakhan came under the influence of Nation of Islam minister Malcolm X in the late 1950s. He joined the Nation of Islam after having given up a rather successful musical career as a calypso singer known as "The Charmer". He remains an avid music lover and is considered by many to be an expert classical violinist, citing the composer Felix Mendelssohn as one of his favorite composers. After controversial remarks about Jewish Americans during the first Presidential campaign of Jesse Jackson, Farrakhan has continuously had to defend and/or explain himself to media organs whom many of his supporters believe misconstrue or erroneously report on the Nation of Islam leader. His highly successful "Million Man March" in 1996 softened some criticisms as the gathering was designed as a "Day of Atonement and Reconciliation", aimed at encouraging Black Men to assume greater responsibility for their families and communities. An enigmatic and charismatic public figure, Farrakhan continues to grow in stature. He continues to be one of the most vocal critics of institutional racism, and he remains equally critical of Black Americans who take no personal or collective responsibility for their social, political, and economic circumstances. He is fervently devoted to Islam and is fluent in Arabic, an ability that he used when he assisted Jesse Jackson's negotiations with the Syrian government for the release of Navy Lieutenant Robert O. Goodman, Jr. who had been held as a hostage by Syria after Goodman's plane was shot down over Lebanon in 1984.
Louis Fasanaro
Louis appeared in a scene with 'Mob Boss' Jennifer Lopez during her 2019 It's My Party tour, playing her underling, Gangster Joey. After shooting a teaser playing Al Capone in Giovanni Tartaglia's Capone, Louis played Alberto Anselmi, one of Al Capone's Murder Twins, in the movie Gangster Land. He was born in the Italian Hospital in New York City, and raised in the largest and first Little Italy in America, Italian East Harlem. Louis is cousins with the late Lou Paciocco, show creator and producer who invented An Evening at La Cage. Louis was baptized in the Basilica of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, the National Shrine of Italian Americans, where he also attended grammar school. Italian East Harlem was home to 150,000 Italian Americans in its hay day, and cultivated notables Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia, Congressman Vito Marcantonio, and Dr. Leonardo Covello, its greatest teacher and scholar. Covello founded Benjamin Franklin High School on Pleasant Avenue. The neighborhood was also home to the Morello crime family of 116 Street, the actual Corleone family from Sicily, that the Godfather movie was modeled after, that was later led variously by Lucky Luciano, Frank Costello, Vito Genovese, and Vinnie the Chin Gigante, that then became known as the Genovese Family. Within the neighborhood, the compelling combined factors of the Great Depression, prohibition, and profound discrimination against the Italian Americans, gave rise to three of the New York Mafia crime families, and the additional notorious crime crew the renegade Purple Gang. The actual Purple Gang's genesis was chronicled years earlier as the teen gang portrayed in Burt Lancaster's "The Young Savages". Louis grew up in the fertile neighborhood that percolated such movie notables as the Marx Brothers, Burt Lancaster, Al Pacino, Anthony Franciosa, Bobby Darin, Sal Mineo, Johnny 'Roastbeef' Williams, Kathrine Narducci, and Sonny Grosso. In Addition, the neighborhood gave rise to Salvatore Lombino, the great mystery writer, who wrote the screen play to Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds", and "Black Board Jungle", under the name Evan Hunter. His police dramas became the basis of the TV show "Hill Street Blues". Also from Italian Harlem, was the great American playwright Arthur Miller, as well as the writers Langston Hughes and Pirri Thomas, and in addition the infamous wise guys, Frank Costello, Tommy Lucchese, Fat Tony Salerno, Joey Rao, John Gotti, and Trigger Mike Coppola, among countless others. Louis began his acting career while attending college focusing on media and communication, and acted in three student films at NYU, including an appearance as a mafiosi in "The Mott Street Mafia". He then earned a Masters Degree at Cal State, in Theater Arts and Drama, and was awarded a two year scholarship to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland. Louis was encouraged into acting after a chance meeting with screen writer and American hero Ron Kovic, because as Ron Kovick put it, "You have character actor written all over you". Lou has appeared in numerous films, TV shows and commercials in Los Angeles, and has received many compliments for his natural acting, his look, and authentic New York accent.
Louis Ferreira
Louis Ferreira has spent over 30 years performing recognizable roles in award winning film and television productions, garnering him countless accolades along the way. Ferreira had a recurring role on the TV series "Shogun" for Amazon Studios. Prior to that he was in the highly anticipated Facebook Live remake of the popular podcast "Limetown", playing Max, a whimsical, sardonic scientific genius, opposite Stanley Tucci, and Jessica Beil. For Amazon, he recurred in the very popular dark series "Man In The High Castle". Louis was seen on season two of the critically acclaimed Netflix series "Bad Blood", where he portrays Mafia Don Dominic Costeleto, for which he was nominated for both Canadian Screen Award and LEO awards, respectively. He recurred on "SWAT" for CBS, as well as "Travelers" on Netflix. Louis was the co-lead on the CTV series "Motive" for which he won the Leo Award for Best Lead Performance by a Male in a Dramatic Series in back-to-back years and was nominated again in 2016, as well being nominated for the Canadian Screen Award in 2017 for the same role. Previously, he was Declan on the iconic series "Breaking Bad", for which he received many accolades. A series regular for two seasons on "Stargate Universe", where he picked up an additional Gemini Award nomination for his portrayal of Colonel Everett Young. Louis took home the Gemini Award for his portrayal of a serial killer Ray Prager in the first season of "Durham County" and also played FBI Assistant Director John Pollock in "Missing ". Louis played strong supporting roles in the critically-acclaimed movie "Grey Gardens"for HBO as well as "The Andromeda Strain" mini-series for A&E. He was a series lead on the highly acclaimed comedy "Hidden Hills" for NBC, as well as starring in the sitcom "Fighting Fitzgeralds" for NBC, Garry David Goldbergs, "Battery Park", and Steven Bochco's "Public Morals" for CBS. Feature credits include playing Sarah Polley's partner in Dawn of the Dead for Universal as well as supporting lead roles with Mark Wahlberg in Shooter, and The Lazarus Child for Morgan Creek, a thriller that starred Angela Basset and Andy García. Ferreira appeared in the comedy horror Blood and Donuts that also starred David Cronenberg, and the film Fallen Arches. He later appeared in the film Saw IV as the character Art Blank and Mark Foresters breakthrough film, "Everything Put Together".
Louis Findlay
Louis Findlay is a British actor, born and raised in Kent, UK who won the award for "Best Actor" at the Los Angeles Actor Awards in 2017 for his performance in Days to Come (2017) - a short film based on mental health, that he also wrote and produced. The film won several accolades in Europe for best story, trailer and performance. His career began playing Judge Turpin in Sweeney Todd & Mitch in A Streetcar Named Desire on stage. Louis went on to perform as a parkour athlete in the Opening Ceremony at London's 2012 Olympics, which was directed by Danny Boyle. Fresh off his previous successes Louis has continued to write and produce his own work including short and feature films.