Charlie Torr is known for The Legend of the Five (2020), Rake (2010) and Finally Me (2023).
Charlie Townsend is an actress, known for Muppet Babies (2018), T.O.T.S. (2019) and L.A.'s Finest (2019).
Charlie Tucker is known for Mountain Men (2012).
Charlie Vaughn is an actor and producer, known for First Period (2013), All Hallows' Eve (2016) and 12 Dog Days of Christmas (2014).
Charlie Vesci was born in the suburbs of Philadelphia, PA. His father is a structural engineer and his mother is a talent agent (former production coordinator). His first role was at the age of three on the film "The Choice." He portrayed the son of Benjamin Walker and Teresa Palmer's characters in a flashback scene. Charlie started taking on-camera acting classes at the age of five. He has also taken a year of in-person improv training with Karla Dingle. He was in the Boy's Dance program with Charlotte Ballet with instructor Ben Kubie for two academy seasons. When asked what he enjoys most about going to set, Charlie says, "I like to go to new places and meet new people!" So far, his acting journey has taken him to Atlanta, GA (episodics/pilots), Charlotte, NC (commercials/print/episodics/film), Wilmington, NC (film), Columbia, SC (print), Richmond, VA (commercials), Johnson City, TN (Director spec piece for Chusy), and London, England (ABCmouse commercial).
Charlie Vickers is an actor, known for The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power (2022), Medici (2016) and Death in Shoreditch.
Charlie Wadhams quite possibly created a new category for the MTV Movie Awards when he wrote the song "Let's Duet" for the film "Walk Hard". Chat rooms and web pages are devoted to the thematic content of this song. According to fans "Let's Duet" may contain the most double entendres in a single song in the history of music. The song may also bring Charlie his first Oscar win. How does a musician find himself here? For Charlie it began in Silver Lake with his band Rex Aquarium. They made a couple of albums, "Privacy" and "Back of the Room" (Sea Level Records) and played live on Danny Masterson's show on 103.1. Charlie's earlier albums contain a younger yet true voice, filtered through his signature Buddy Holly rock style. During this time Charlie also lent his drumming skills to local bands like The Unknowns, and Kennedy. In 2006 Charlie started anew as a solo artist, playing in Los Angeles with various back up musicians. By chance producer and composer Michael Andrews ("Donnie Darko") saw Charlie on stage at Tangier in Los Feliz. Impressed by Charlie's "natural and earnest" sound and "abundance of charm" Andrews brought Charlie, bassist Gus Seyffert, and drummer Joey Waronker into his studio where he produced the tracks for "Free Up Your Schedule" (Elgin Park Recordings). The tunes incorporate Charlie's traditional lyrics and style with a 1970s Motown feel and a touch of steel guitar. The evolution of Charlie's sound led to interesting opportunities in 2007. Charlie opened for eccentric singer/songwriter Daniel Johnston at the Henry Fonda Theater and toured with The Bird And The Bee. Charlie added the title of film songwriter when the director of "Walk Hard" asked him to pen the seemingly impossible; parody songs that were funny but real. He found a niche, and in "Walk Hard", rock star "Dewey Cox" (John C. Reilly) sings two of Charlie's songs, "Guilty as Charged" and the tune selected for nomination for Best Song in a Major Motion Picture by AMPAS, "Let's Duet". A well-constructed, melodic parody, "Let's Duet" is receiving critical acclaim as a top contender for the Oscar. To date Charlie is finishing an EP with 4 new songs produced by bass player Gus Seyffert. Additionally Charlie is in pre production for a music video he conceived with actor and first time director Laura Prepon ("That 70's Show").
Charlie Wagner is an actor, known for Level 3 (2020).
Charlie Walford is known for The Island with Bear Grylls (2014).
Charlie Walk is known for The Four: Battle for Stardom (2018), The Hills (2006) and Entertainment Tonight (1981).