Christopher Stollery
Christopher Stollery was born on August 12, 1965. He is an actor and director, known for Predestination (2014), dik (2011) and The Nightingale (2018).
Christopher Stone
Christopher Stone is known for The Notorious Cleopatra (1970), The Joys of Jezebel (1970) and Ride, Mister? (1969).
Christopher Stone
Christopher Stone was an occasional lead and supporting actor in films and on television throughout the 1980s and early 90s. He achieved his first major role as "Dr. Pooch Hardin" on the 1970s TV series The Interns (1970), and made occasional appearances in made-for-TV movies and guest-starring on such TV shows that included Mission: Impossible (1966), Hunter (1976) and Wonder Woman (1975). Stone later married actress Dee Wallace and co-starred with her in such theatrical feature films including The Howling (1981) and Cujo (1983), as well as the late 1980s TV series The New Lassie (1989). Stone continued appearing in TV guest-starring roles and made for TV films before he died of a heart attack at the age of 55 in 1995.
Christopher Storer
Christopher Storer is a director and producer, known for The Bear (2022), Ramy (2019) and Eighth Grade (2018).
Christopher Studenka
Chris Studenka was born and raised in Lansing, Michigan. He attended The J. W. Sexton High School before graduating from Central Michigan University. As children Chris, his older brothers Rob and Jeff, and cousins David and Matt Marsik, made more than a dozen films using their parents 8mm movie camera. All the movies were made under the StuMar label. After college he wrote, directed and starred in a series of short films in Michigan; "Hunting Season", "The End", "The Long Walk" with his friend and production partner, Trent Tollstam. Those movies were made under the TNT Productions label. He ultimately moved out west and splits his time between Scottsdale, AZ and Los Angeles. A extremely versatile actor, he has played a wide range of roles including a Professor, Detective, Judge, Heroin Addict, Pro Football Coach, Lawyer, and an abusive father in the award winning short film "Anita". He is an avid marathon runner and has modeled running apparel and shoes for a major sporting goods running catalog.
Christopher Sun
A movie fan since childhood, Christopher Sun (Sun Lap Key, Christopher) was born in the late 60s in Hong Kong. He attained a Master Degree of Arts in Film & TV Fiction in 1998 from the Northern Media School of Sheffield Hallam University, U.K. after working for a decade in some advertising and production companies including Satellite Television Asian Region - Chinese Channel (1991-94, Senior Producer) and Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising Shanghai (1994-96, TV Producer). He then joined Metro Broadcast Corporation (2000-04) as Creative Director and Walt Disney Television International Asia Pacific (2005-07) as Consultant-Creative & Production. Though barely related to the motion picture industry in his early career days, Sun managed to enjoy his amateur filmmaking and won a young director award in the 50th Montecatini International Short Film Festival (1999) with his project "Forgetful Angel". It was not until 2011, however, that the erotic costume drama, "3D Sex and Zen: Extreme Ecstasy", a big wow then and box office champion of the year in spite of mixed reception, marked Sun's debut as a theatrical film director. The movie later won him "Manvention of the Year" in the Guys Choice Awards presented by Spike TV. His works encompass a broad range of repertoire, recently covering adaptations of some popular web fictions. Examples include his latest direction in "Deception of the Novelist" (not yet released), direction & script co-writing in "Imprisoned: Survival Guide for Rich and Prodigal" (2015) produced "Due West 3D - Sex Journey" (2012) and "The Sinking City, Capsule Odyssey"(2017) . Sun, also a THX certified professional video engineer, took part in "Iceman 3D" (2014) as the visual effect producer. Since 2011 Sun has been appointed the Executive Director of China 3D Entertainment Ltd. Among his versatile pursuits, he persists in serving as a part-time course tutor in the Film Academy of the Hong Kong Baptist University as he believes the young filmmakers hold the future for the local industry.
Christopher Swampstead
Christopher Swampstead is known for Leviathan (2012).
Christopher Sweeney
Christopher Sweeney was born in an Indian Health Service (IHS) Hospital and raised in Yakima, Washington. After graduating from high school, he served a four-year enlistment in the US Marine Corps. It was, in part, his military experiences - traveling extensively abroad and fighting in the first Gulf war (receiving a Silver Star for gallantry in action) - that so profoundly shaped who he is as an artist today. But it wasn't until his late twenties, after graduating from the University of Washington with a BA in Political Science, that he fully recognized where his passions lie: the visual and performing arts. After this realization, Christopher decided to make the move to Los Angeles. He packed up his 1976 VW Van and hit the road with barely enough money to make the trip. Since arriving in Los Angeles, Christopher has acted in more than twenty-five National and International commercial spots; he's played a variety of spirited characters on stage, including Rubek in Ibsen's When We Dead Awaken, Jerry in Albee's Zoo Story and Peter in Lett's Bug, to name a few; he's performed at renowned venues, such as The Actors Gang and The Kirk Douglas Theater, sharing the stage with esteemed actors Gary Cole, Laura Dern, Jim Beaver and Ken Howard; he's starred and co-starred in numerous independent and big studio feature films. Christopher is a uniquely talented self-taught visual artist as well. And he's an advocate for military veterans and their integration into the arts, devoting time and energy to various non-profits such as United States Veterans Artist Alliance and the Veteran's Center for the Performing Arts whenever possible.
Christopher Swindle
Christopher Swindle is a voice actor from the small town of Porterville, located in the Central Valley of California. He began his acting education at the Fresno City Theatre Arts Department, Roger Rocka's Music Hall and The Good Company Players Second Space Theatre in Fresno, Ca. He currently resides in Los Angeles, Ca.
Christopher T. Chioma
Christopher T. Chioma is known for A Woman, a Part (2016).