Oliver Max
At the age of 2 1/2 Oliver Max begged his parents to take him to Hollywood so that he could get an Agent and become an Actor, Writer and Director. Before agreeing to any of this, Oliver's parents wanted to make sure he was mature enough to understand the commitment involved and the disappointments that come with being a young actor. So, about 5 years later when he continued to insist that Hollywood was where he needed to be, his parents finally relented (sort of). With no Agent or Manager they submitted Oliver to one breakdown. To their surprise, they received a call that casting wanted him to audition. Next was destiny intervening. Without ever taking an acting class or having an acting coach, Oliver booked the co-star role on a TV show and his parents realized they needed to learn this business but quick. You can see Oliver next in the Feature Film Sharon 1.2.3, The Short Films Metropolis II: Highway to Heaven and Home as well as the Feature Film Max Rose. Oliver has had the great honor of working with Film and TV greats such as Jerry Lewis, Kevin Pollak, Kerry Bishé, Barry Corbin, Robert Forster and several others. Oliver is a gifted student with straight A's and donates both his time and some of his earnings to Share Ourselves Families and The Project Hope Foundation. Oliver's hobbies include golf, yoga, drawing, Cello, photography, writing screenplays (he's on his 10th), and making his own short films. Oliver is a purple belt in Taekwondo with Weapons Training and has placed in numerous tournaments throughout Southern California. Besides Acting, Oliver is just a regular kid who enjoys playing with his Double Doodle Puppy Leo, and of course spending time with his family and friends.
Oliver May
Oliver May is known for The Sentry (2012), Ben & Holly's Little Kingdom (2009) and Peppa Pig (2004).
Oliver McCallum
Oliver McCallum is known for Sympathy for the Devil (2023), Kids Say the Darndest Things (2019) and Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show (2003).
Oliver McCullum
Oliver McCullum is known for Sympathy for the Devil (2023).
Oliver McGrath
Oliver McGrath is an actor and producer, known for The Secret of Kells (2009), WolfWalkers (2020) and The Battle of Cape Fear (2014).
Oliver Messenger
Oliver Messenger is an actor known for Negotiations (2018-2019), Amar, Akbar & Tony (2015), London Spy (2015) and Prince Andrew: The Fergie Years (2005). He was born on 17th June 1973 in Waltham Forest, London. Raised in an artistic environment, he grew up in Dorset where his parents were musicians in the BSO. He studied Dance, Theatre & English at Bournemouth & Poole College and returned to his birth place to attend East 15 Acting School. His career started with theatre work in London and around the UK before moving into TV & Film.
Oliver Meyer-Bothling
Oliver Meyer-Bothling is known for Khido Khundi (2018).
Oliver Milburn
Oliver Milburn is known for Dunroamin (2016), School's Out Forever (2021) and War of the Worlds (2019).
Oliver Milburn
Born in Dorset, England, Oliver went to school at the prestigious Eton College, and was member of a drama group called Double Edge Drama. He did not train to be an actor at university but went instead straight into television, with an extensive stint on the soap opera "Families" (which also kicked off the career of Brit actor Jude Law). He won the lead role in "Loaded" (1994) which got him some attention from film critics. He has done a great deal of television and theatre work and was in "Crime and Punishment" on BBC Radio 4.
Oliver Moore
Oliver Moore is known for The Immaculate Room (2022).