Magnús Ragnarsson
Magnús Ragnarsson is known for Mýrin (2006), Ófærð (2015) and Borgríki 2 (2014).
Magnús Scheving
Magnus Scheving is a writer, world-class athlete, entrepreneur and producer. He has been the producer and host of popular health-related children's TV shows as well as producing and acting in other TV productions and commercials. Scheving also produced and hosted his own talk show being a well-known comedian and public entertainer in his home country. Among his many sports awards and trophies he was the two-times European Champion of aerobics in 1995 and 1994 as well as silver medalist in the World Championships of aerobics in 1994 and following that was voted "Athlete of the Year" in Iceland. Furthermore, he was five times the Nordic Champion and eight times the Icelandic Champion. He successfully built up one of the most popular health & fitness clubs in Iceland and was the manager and owner of the club for five years. Most recently, in 2003, Scheving was voted the Marketing Man of the year 2003 by The Icelandic Marketing Association and Entrepreneur of the Year 2003 awarded by the Channel 2 Broadcaster and the Icelandic Financial Newspaper. Scheving is in high demand as a lecturer and public speaker both as an entrepreneur, athlete and entertainer. He has traveled worldwide holding over 3800 lectures in workshops and master classes on health. After extensive public speaking around the world, Magnus realized that wherever he went, parents always asked him the same basic questions about exercise and nutrition for children. He created LazyTown in 1991 in response to those questions, to help parents raise healthy kids, and to inspire kids to lead healthier lives. In the nine years since he introduced LazyTown by writing a bestselling book, Go, Go LazyTown!, Scheving has built LazyTown into a household name in his native Iceland, beloved by kids for its entertainment value and by parents for its healthy message. He has written a series of books for children based on his idea of LazyTown, all becoming bestsellers and selling out; these books have turned into theater musical plays written by Scheving himself. The Company has been delivering pro-health and positive social messages in an entertaining and nonviolent way and produces only material which can stand up to scrutiny from an artistic point of view as well as an ethical one. Magnus Scheving is the creator and spirit of LazyTown.
Magnús Trygvason Eliassen
Magnús Trygvason Eliassen is known for Autumn Lights (2016) and Kona fer í stríð (2018).
Magnús Ómarsson
Magnús Ómarsson is known for It Hatched (2021), Þrot (2022) and Pity the Lovers (2019).
Magnús Þorri Jökulsson
Magnús Þorri Jökulsson is an actor, known for Hjartasteinn (2016).
Mago Radagast
Mago Radagast was born on September 15, 1983 in Bahía Blanca, Buenos Aires, Argentina. He is an actor and producer, known for Canelones, Atrapa a un ladrón (2019) and Oxitocina.
Magor Bocsárdi
Magor Bocsárdi was born on March 21, 1990 in Gheorgheni, Romania. He is an actor and composer, known for Nussbaum 95736 (2017) and Békeidõ (2020).
Magpie Richens
Magpie is capable of using many art forms but is commonly used as an Actor/Rapper and is a longstanding Volunteer at Skimstone Arts (since 2011) and has a dream to run his own multi-disciplinary arts organization called Corvid's Nest to help young people between the ages of 16-25 who have been/ or are homeless and suffer from mental health issues. In 2020 the Reality Boots album Evolve was recorded and released onto digital streaming platforms and in 2021 Magpie joined them under Magpie Richens with the spoken word piece. His career spans may site specific performances along side actors in the North East of England and has performed in many focusing on Social action and humanity from the Peace Procession trilogy, City Oddesey and The Fallen. Since 2020 and his switch to Norse Paganism or Heathenry most of his work post 2020 has heavy influences from folk melodies, references to Sagas and Polytheism.
Mags Lynch
Mags Lynch is known for All About Eva (2020).
Magui Bravi
Lucia Magdalena Ana Bravi (born 15 October 1988) is an Argentinian actress. Best known as Magui, she was born in La Plata, Buenos Aires. Her father is Italian, and her mother is Spanish-Italian, both born in Argentina. At the age of 5, Magui's first dream was to become a ballet dancer. She attended Lincoln School in La Plata, and High School Liceo Victor Mercante, while also pursuing ballet studies at Teatro Argentino School, Teatro Colón of Buenos Aires School and at the finest male Argentinian ballet dancer academy, Julio Bocca School. At the age of 13, Magui had her first job in a ballet company and at age 15 she realized her dream of dancing in Iñaki Urlezaga's company at the biggest and finest Argentinian theater, Teatro Colón. Magui went on to study philosophy at USAL and in her first TV casting was selected for a dance reality show that lasted 5 months and which she won with the audience vote. After that award, she was selected for the Argentinian version of Dancing with the Stars where she was a finalist. Her performance in the show made her known in all Latin America. Magui's dream to become an actress was born and for several years she worked in theatrical plays of different genres: Comedy (Some Girl(s) by Neil LaBute), Musicals (Fuerza Bruta and The Wizard of Oz), Drama (Beatnik) while also developing her skills as a choreographer (La Cage aux Folles). In 2017, Magui co-starred in her first comedy film ¿Qué puede pasar? and later moved on to act in horror films to earn the nickname of the new Argentinian Scream Queen. Some of her best-known films are The 100 Candles Game and the Shape of the Woods. Today Bravi develops her career in different movie genres, always looking for an acting challenge.