Morteza Latif
Morteza Latif is an actor, known for Teheran Tabu (2017), Plato Was Not There! (2019) and Blutige Linien - Die Grenzziehung von Sykes-Picot im Nahen Osten (2019).
Morton Gould
Composer ("American Salute", "Pavanne"), conductor, pianist and arranger, educated at New York University and a music student of Abby Whiteside and Vincent Jones. At six, he had his first composition published ("Just Six"), and thereafter concertized until age 17. He was a staff arranger for Radio City Music Hall, and later a staff member at NBC. He was a guest conductor for several symphony orchestras. His Broadway stage scores include "Billion Dollar Baby" and "Arms and the Girl". He conducted his own orchestra on many recordings. Joining ASCAP in 1936, he became an ASVCAP director in 1959. His chief musical collaborators included Betty Comden, Adolph Green, and Dorothy Fields. His other popular songs and instrumentals include "Tropical", "Guaracha", "Bad Timing", "Nothin' for Nothin'", and "There Must Be Something Better than Love".
Morton Gould's Orchestra
Morton Gould's Orchestra is an actor, known for Delightfully Dangerous (1945) and Great Music from Chicago (1959).
Morton Hill
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Morton M. Lewis
Morton M. Lewis was born on October 25, 1917. Morton M. was a producer and director, known for Secrets of a Superstud (1976) and Women Women Women Moira (1970). Morton M. died on May 22, 2006 in Sutton, Greater London, England, UK.
Morup Namgyal
Morup Namgyal is known for Valle de sombras (2023) and Chuskit (2018).
Morvarid Alinejad
Morvarid Alinejad is known for Kontrol, Dream Job (2022) and Empty Your Pockets (2023).
Morvasu
Morvasu is known for OMG! Oh My Girl (2022).
Morven Christie
Morven Christie was born in Dumbartonshire, Scotland, and grew up in Glasgow and Aviemore. She trained as an actor at Drama Centre London under Reuven Adiv, a colleague of Lee Strasberg. Morven Christie took the lead role of DS Lisa Armstrong in ITV's hit 2019 series The Bay, with Morven's performance as the focus of the critical acclaim, with The Guardian stating Christie was "pleasingly finally coming into her own kingdom". The show aired in Spring of 2019, securing Christie her third BAFTA Scotland nomination, with a second season due to air in 2020. Christie starred in BBC One's two-hander psychological thriller mini-series, "The Replacement," which had viewers on the edge of their seats in early 2017. Morven was lauded as 'effortlessly convincing' by The Telegraph for her performance as pregnant architect Ellen, whose life spirals as she suspects that her maternity cover is out to take more than just her job. Morven starred in 2016's critically acclaimed BBC drama television series "The A Word," written by Peter Bowker. Her portrayal of Alison Hughes, a mother struggling to come to terms with her son's diagnosis for autism, won her rave reviews. The Hollywood Reporter's Tim Goodman said: "Christie's performance is perfectly matched to Bowker's mission - to illustrate the emotional roller-coaster parents will go on once autism is detected. [...] It's a very challenging role that Christie nails perfectly." The eagerly anticipated second season of "The A Word" aired in 2017, with the third and final season due to air in 2020. Morven starred as recurring character Amanda Hopkins in the much-loved ITV series "Grantchester." She played the long-time love interest of Sidney Chambers, played by James Norton, who is kept apart from her by the social conventions of the 1950s. On the big screen, Morven featured in an all-star cast including Emily Blunt, Rupert Friend, Paul Bettany, Miranda Richardson, Jim Broadbent and Mark Strong in "The Young Victoria," and starred in the BAFTA-nominated romantic drama "Lilting," alongside Ben Whishaw and Pei-Pei Cheng. On stage, Morven has played leading roles at The Royal Shakespeare Company, for Sam Mendes' Bridge Project in New York and London, and at the National Theatre.
Morven Macbeth
Morven Macbeth is known for Vampire Diary (2006), Outlander (2014) and Holby City (1999).