Patrick Holt
Patrick Holt is an actor, known for Cherry Pop (2017), Workhorse Queen (2021) and RuPaul's Drag Race (2009).
Patrick Hongniat
Patrick Hongniat is known for Les vedettes (2022).
Patrick Horvath
Patrick Horvath is known for Southbound (2015), Entrance (2012) and Hell Parade (2018).
Patrick Houpert
Patrick Houpert is known for L'iniziazione (1986).
Patrick Houser
Patrick Houser was born on January 30, 1958 in Los Angeles County, California, USA. He is an actor, known for Hot Dog ...The Movie (1983), Outlaws (1986) and Endangered Species (1982).
Patrick Houtermans
23/08/2019 Born in Heerlen, (Limburg) The Netherlands, but grew up in- and around Venlo in the same Provence. Patrick was introduced to various types of music, performing arts and diverse cultures as a child. He participated in many school plays, ironically twice as a dwarf (Patrick is 2.04 meters / 6ft 7" tall) and later performed in a couple of plays (Shakespeare's Orsino in "Twelfth Night" and Caliban in "The Tempest") during high school and various smaller roles in plays during his education as a youth worker. Patrick played in various bands as a bassist and in two bands as a guitarist. He was most of the times the biggest contributor to writing the music and often also the lyrics for the bands. All bands were in the rock genre, but ranging from hardcore punk to death metal. In 1999 he moved to the UK, first to Reading (Berkshire) and then to North Devon. He continued his musical escapades in several bands, both as a bassist and guitarist, but more melodic styled rock music. Patrick performed in a couple of panto's (The giant in a modern, version of Jack & The Beanstalk located in North Devon) and participated in a few amateur theatre plays. He performed as an "extra" in a couple of television shows (Holby City, The Bill & Hollyoaks) but the scenes he was in, were cut out of the viewing. In 2018 he performed in the horror movie "Doll Cemetery" by the cult director Steven Smith. The movie is to be released in 2019. Patrick speaks 5 languages fluently (Limburgisch, Dutch, English, Flemish & German), has some knowledge of another 5 (Italian, Spanish, French, Bulgarian, Lithuanian) and can read about 80% of Danish, Norwegian, Icelandic and Swedish. He has one daughter who lives with her mother. His daughter is enrolled in a performing arts academy.
Patrick Huard
Patrick Huard is an actor, comedian, filmmaker, author, emcee, director and producer. Having recently celebrated his 20 years in the business and his 40th birthday, he has an impressive record of achievements to his credit. He has appeared in 15 feature films, including La Vie après l'Amour, Nez Rouge, Sur le Seuil, Maman Last Call, Monica la Mitraille, Cadavres, Bon Cop Bad Cop (for which he co-wrote the screenplay and which became one of biggest box office successes of all time in Canada), Funkytown, Starbuck (Quebec's most popular film in 2011, distributed in more than 20 countries) and Omertà, from screenwriter and director Luc Dionne. This film revisits the cult TV series 11 years after the end of its third season. Patrick was delighted to be able to work with the likes of Michel Côté, Rachelle Lefevre, Stéphane Rousseau and René Angelil on this film. Patrick Huard loves live performance. In March 2012, he made an eagerly anticipated return to the stage with his third one-man show entitled Le Bonheur, nearly 12 years after his last solo effort. Patrick is currently touring the province with this show. Previously, he presented two highly successful two comedy shows, 18 ans et plus and Face à Face. As well, he appeared in several Juste pour rire galas and in Eric Bogosian's play Talk Radio, doing some 1,200 shows and selling hundreds of thousands of tickets across Quebec. On television, Patrick has played all kinds of characters-guy guys, bad guys and even a drag queen-in such series as Music Hall, Cover Girl, Fortier, Au Nom de la Loi and Taxi 0-22 where he spent four seasons as Rogatien, his famous irascible taxi driver. For this role, he was honoured with the Artis trophy in 2008 and 2009 in the "actor in a comedy program" category. The public also showed their affection for Patrick, twice selecting him for the Male Personality of the Year trophy, in 2009 and 2010. In 2012, after his return to the stage, Patrick took part in TVA's hit show Star Académie. After making his mark in the 2009 edition for his amazing ability to share his knowledge, he was pleased to reprise his role as a performance teacher on the popular program. Patrick Huard has also hosted several Juste pour rire galas, the Gala de l'ADISQ, the Soirée des Jutra, a comedy series on Radio-Canada as well as several daily radio shows. Increasingly, Patrick Huard can also be found behind the camera. He produced and directed Taxi 0-22 (four seasons on TVA), in addition to videos, commercials, a documentary for Canal D, his first feature film, Les 3 P'tits Cochons [The Three Little Pigs], the biggest box office hit in Quebec in 2007, and Filière 13. In collaboration with Vidéotron and Sid Lee, Patrick also put his remarkable creativity and versatility to work for the mobile channel Lib tv, which is celebrating its first anniversary this summer. He serves as its ambassador, program director and coproducer (with his company, Jessie Films) in addition to working as designer, producer and actor. A forum of choice for local talent, Lib tv pushes the limits of creativity and experiments with new concepts. Since June 2011, the quirky programs on the new channel have been viewed nearly one million times, via illico mobile, illico web and illico TV.
Patrick Hughes
Australian-born writer, producer and director Patrick Hughes continues to establish himself as one of Hollywood's most in-demand filmmakers by bringing compelling material to global audiences anchored by striking visuals and comedic storytelling. Upcoming, Hughes will debut THE HITMAN'S WIFE'S BODYGUARD, which he directed for Lionsgate, starring Ryan Reynolds, Salma Hayek, and Samuel L. Jackson. The film follows the world's most lethal odd couple, bodyguard Michael Bryce (Reynolds) and hitman Darius Kincaid (Jackson) on another life-threatening mission. The film will be released by Lionsgate on June 16, 2021. The feature is the follow up to the smash hit THE HITMAN'S BODYGUARD, also starring Reynolds and Jackson, which was #1 at the box office for three consecutive weeks and grossed over $180 million worldwide. Additionally, next year Sony will release Hughes' highly-anticipated feature THE MAN FROM TORONTO, which he directed, and features another all-star cast including Woody Harrelson, Kevin Hart and Kaley Cuoco. The film is centered on the world's deadliest assassin and New York's biggest screw-up being mistaken for one another at an Airbnb rental. It will debut on January 14, 2022. Previously, Hughes served as the director of the most recent installment of 'The Expendables' franchise, THE EXPENDABLES 3 for which he was handpicked by Sylvester Stallone to helm. Starring Stallone, Harrison Ford, Mel Gibson and Arnold Schwarzenegger, the film was released by Lionsgate on August 11, 2014. In 2010, Hughes directed, wrote and produced the modern-western thriller RED HILL. The film, which marked Hughes' feature directorial debut, premiered to rave reviews at the Berlin Film Festival - where it was one of the hottest sales and the fasting-selling film at the festival that year - and went on to be celebrated by audiences and critics alike. Hughes is known worldwide as a venerated commercial film director with notable spots for brands such as Xbox, BMW, Honda, Mercedes, Vodafone and Toyota. A graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) Film & Television school, Hughes' has written and directed over twenty short films including the 2001 Tropfest winner The Lighter, and Signs; a romantic tale that quickly became an online sensation, garnering over 10 million hits and winning a Cannes Gold Lion in 2009. He is based in Los Angeles and in Melbourne.
Patrick Hume
Patrick Hume is known for NCIS: Los Angeles (2009), Criminal Minds (2005) and Minx (2022).
Patrick Hunter
Patrick Hunter is an actor, known for A Haunting in Cawdor (2015), The Haunting of Pine Lake (2022) and Dormant Evil.