D.J. Patton
D.J. Patton is a musician, film producer and actor from the San Francisco Bay Area. He first gained prominence as the bassist for California alternative rock band, Eleventeen, then later as the bassist for American Idol alumni James Durbin. A lifelong lover of horror movies, D.J. eventually ventured into filmmaking. His first project was the Friday the 13th spin off film, 13: Fanboy, where he served as co-producer and made his acting debut in the role of a security guard. He has several features on the slate, both as a producer and actor, including a Robert Englund documentary and the slasher film Massacre Academy, to name but a few. His all-time favorite film is John Carpenter's 1978 slasher masterpiece, Halloween. .
D.J. Remark
Daniel "D.J." Remark has been involving himself in independent films in the Cleveland/Akron area since 2010. He made his directorial debut in 2018 when he wrote and directed a short film entitled "Uphill". Since then DJ has directed several award winning short films and continues to further his career as a director producing both short and feature length genre films.
D.J. Ruckus
D.J. Ruckus is known for All About The Washingtons (2018).
D.J. Sherwood
D.J. Sherwood is an actor, known for Spacelock, Scarlet (2018) and Karpenter (2017).
D.J. Sims
D.J. Sims is an actress, known for Monsters Among Men (2017).
D.J. Stavropoulos
D. J. is an actor playing a variety of roles filming in the Atlanta area. He graduated with a BS in Computer Science and later got his MBA in Finance while working in New York. D. J. officially began his acting career in the fall of 2019 after a lengthy career in corporate America and getting his real estate license in 2017. In his two years of acting, D. J. completed 100+ projects, primarily background work in television and film. His film work includes Red Notice and Single Black Female. Television highlights include nine appearances on the remake of "The Wonder Years" (Season 1). In 2022, D. J. began formal training and a focus on speaking roles and began landing parts in independent films (Class A) and student films (On Demand). He was recently selected by Planet Muzick to play South Carolina attorney George Peterson in the film adaptation of "Thandi's Love" set in the South in the mid 1800s.
D.J. Viola
D.J. Viola is a director and producer, known for Biography: KISStory (2021), Christmas Wishes and Mistletoe Kisses (2019) and Terror in the Woods (2018).
D.J. West
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D.J. West
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D.J. Williams
D.J. Williams was born on March 25, 1868 in Ruthin, Denbighshire, Wales. He was an actor and director, known for The Crimes of Stephen Hawke (1936), The Shuttle of Life (1920) and Doctor's Orders (1934). He died on July 26, 1949 in Bushey, Hertfordshire, England.
