Lawrence Mitchell
Lawrence Mitchell is known for Echoes of Shannon Street, The Line (2015) and जासिर (2022).
Lawrence Momoh
Lawrence Momoh is an actor, known for Not a Slave (2021).
Lawrence Montaigne
"Every actor should have a Great Escape", wrote actor Lawrence Montaigne in his autobiography, "A Vulcan Odyssey". He was referring to The Great Escape (1963), in which he played a small role, as a Canadian prisoner (Haynes) who gets killed at the end of the film. Nonetheless, this was his self-declared favorite and career defining part. For most of us, Montaigne will be regarded as one of the most prolific science fiction actors of the era. We remember him as the robotic Mr. Glee in two seminal episodes of Batman (1966) versus "The Joker"; as Yellow Elk, a native American who finds himself in the base of The Time Tunnel (1966); as a Thrush agent on The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (1964), who manages to infiltrate U.N.C.L.E. headquarters; as a sinister alien assassin in The Invaders (1967); and on Star Trek (1966) as Spock's Vulcan "pon farr" rival, Stonn, and also as Decius, the first Romulan ever glimpsed on two episodes of the same series. A native New Yorker raised in Italy, Montaigne began his career in summer stock at the Belgrade Playhouse in Maine. He was multilingual, had trained as a classical dancer and first came to California as a member of the Hollywood Bowl Ballet Company. His introduction to the screen came both via dancing and stunt work in swashbucklers, the latter aided by his being an accomplished fencer. After his military service in the Marine Corps, he completed his training at the Dramatic Workshop in New York. His role in The Great Escape (1963) opened the doors to regular engagements in television in such series as Perry Mason (1957), The Fugitive (1963), The Rogues (1964), Hogan's Heroes (1965), and, of course, Star Trek (1966). He retired in the late 1980s. Based in Las Vegas, he continued to be much involved in the convention scene and while working as a translator of medical texts. Montaigne wrote a screenplay for Disney in 1978 and subsequently penned two novels: "The Guardian List" and "The Barrel of Death". He held a Masters Degree from North Texas State University where he lectured on film. Montaigne died on St. Patrick's Day 2017 in Henderson, Nevada, aged 86.
Lawrence Mooney
Lawrence Mooney is known for Winners & Losers (2011), The Match Committee (2011) and Kane & Disabled (2012).
Lawrence Moore
Lawrence Moore is an actor, known for Dolly Deadly (2016) and Soul Doubt (2012).
Lawrence Moran
Lawrence Moran is an actor, producer, writer and director known for his work on The Mentalist (2008), Two Broke Girls (2011), Major Crimes (2012), and Straight Outta Compton (2015). He is also the creator and executive producer of 1921: Black Wall Street (2021). Lawrence began his career in Hollywood at the age of seven sitting on James Garner's lap in The Rockford Files (1974).
Lawrence Murphy
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Lawrence Murphy
Lawrence William Alexander Murphy moved to Gold Coast, Queensland from Switzerland, at the age of five. His heritage is a mix of Irish, Flemish, and English ancestry. At 19, Lawrence's path led him to Western Australia, where he continued to pursue a Bachelor of Engineering with a major in Civil Engineering at the University of Western Australia. Upon graduation, he commenced employment as a Graduate Project Engineer, however, the allure of his true passion, performance and storytelling, proved irresistible. Discerning his heart's desire, Lawrence shed his engineering role and secured an agent, embarking on a journey into the world of acting. During his time at The Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, he honed his skills as an actor, writer, deviser, producer and director, graduating with a Bachelor of Performing Arts majoring in Performance Making. In 2019, Lawrence, along with his fellow student and close friend Oscar Millar, co-founded Lazy Films, a production company dedicated to bringing compelling stories to life. In a remarkably short span of time, Lawrence has amassed a remarkable body of work, having been involved in over 50 projects spanning the realms of film, theatre, commercials, and content creation. While his journey began with a focus on acting, it has become evident that Lawrence possesses a diverse range of talents that he brings to the creative industry.
Lawrence Ng
Lawrence Ng was born on May 19, 1964 in Hong Kong. He is an actor and writer, known for Bai Ho (1991), Bei mei (1993) and Chor hor hon gai (1985). He was previously married to Shek Yeung-chi and Varintra.
Lawrence Norden
Lawrence Norden is known for I Voted? (2016), Electoral Dysfunction (2012) and The Daily Show (1996).