Gabriel Andrews
Gabriel Andrews is a film, television, stage, and voice actor. His recent work includes the films The Catcher Was a Spy, Jojo Rabbit, Zátopek; TV shows Carnival Row, Spy City, Knightfall; video game Kingdom Come: Deliverance. He is known for the hundreds of roles he played across 3 seasons on the popular sketch comedy TV show Comedy Inc. He is also an accomplished singer and violinist - originally classically trained, he also sings and plays blues/jazz. Gabriel was born in Sydney and is a graduate of the National Institute of Dramatic Art.
Gabriel Angulo
Gabriel Angulo is known for The 201, Cobalto 60 and Blind Waters (2023).
Gabriel Arcand
Gabriel Arcand was born on June 4, 1949 in Deschambault, Québec, Canada. He is an actor and writer, known for Le démantèlement (2013), Le déclin de l'empire américain (1986) and Post Mortem (1999).
Gabriel Archanjo
Gabriel Archanjo is known for The Emerald Forest (1985), Tormenta (1983) and Quem é Beta? (1973).
Gabriel Armijo
Gabriel Armijo is known for his work on Daybreak (2019), Eating Out (2004) and T@gged (2016).
Gabriel Aronson
Hi, my name is Gabriel Aronson. You can call me Gabe. I reside in my hometown of Los Angeles, CA where I was born on a rainy Halloween night in 1992. My mother was a dancer, a singer and a pianist. Who knew that just one month shy of 23 years on Earth, I would be hired to do exactly those things. My story really begins in July of 2016. By night, I was fronting a rock band playing local dives and swatting away attempts to join Scientology. By day, I was making cold-calls for a freight and logistics company. I didn't graduate college because they didn't have any degrees in being a rock n'roller, so I figured time, money and my education were better spent on decent rhythm sections, headshots, and acting class. An agent I acquired reached out to me on a summer afternoon to tell me "You have an audition for an 'Elvis' show!" My first thought was to disregard a show about a guy from a zillion years ago, but the air conditioning was broken at my office-job, so I figured I'd swing by. Upon arrival, I saw men and women all 50'd out with their pompadours and polka dot dresses. I was being seen for the role of the king himself. I entered the audition room ready to read. I had been practicing my curled lip out in the hallway. I entered a large auditorium with 10 people sitting behind a wide table. One of the figures in the distance stood up to read with me. It was a pretty good read, so I figured they'd call me if they wanted me. But the panel asked where my guitar was, and my face melted. Luckily, I had an electric guitar in my car and they had an amp, but at that time, I wasn't that good. I barely knew Elvis' music, so I mumbled my way through 'Hound Dog'. No one was impressed, as my guitar also unplugged from the amp and caused an explosive blaring noise that rattled my bones and curdled my embarrassment. The director said "Ok...is there anything else?" I pulled it together to ask if I could be useful on the piano that was in the room. They asked if I knew Jerry Lee Lewis. I kept the part about his cousin to myself, and shook my head 'no.' They said if I could play some 'Boogie Woogie', then I could be of use. The only thing I knew in the style was a version of "Flight of the Bumblebee" played with a Boogie left hand. Low and behold, the gates of Valhalla opened and the zero became the hero. "I'm moving to Vegas, Mom!" Since then, I've been in Million Dollar Quartet in ten different productions portraying Jerry Lee Lewis. It has also opened doors in the live-performing space, other theater productions, and the chance to play with some of the best musicians on Earth. All of my life, I have loved musicals, movies, actors, acting, music and songwriting. I'm the luckiest man in the world. Aside from my career as an actor/performer/musician, you'll find me in the gym, watching the stock market, with my girlfriend and our 7 animal children, writing and producing music, which can all be found on Spotify and Apple Music, and teaching a plethora of students in guitar, piano and drums.
Gabriel Bartalos
Filmmaker Gabe Bartalos is the writer and director of two feature films, "Skinned Deep" (2004) and his latest film "Saint Bernard" (2013). Both films are celebrated for their high-energy surrealist quality, giving Bartalos a reputation for reality-bending, enigmatic themes. Gabe also brings his ripe imagination and artistic vision to the world of music. He has worked with bands such as "The Damned" (2003), "Street Dogs" (2006), "The Briggs" (2008) and "David Byrne and St. Vincent" (2013). Early in his special make-up effects career, Bartalos left his mark on the horror genre by teaming up with director Frank Henenlotter on horror classics such as "Brain Damage" (1988), "Frankenhooker" (1990) and "Basket Case 2" (1990). In 2008, Bartalos was executive producer for Henenlotter's "Bad Biology". Gabe has handled the prosthetic make-up effects for renowned artist/filmmaker Matthew Barney since 1991 with works including "The Cremaster Cycle" (spanning 1994-2002), "March of the Anal Sadistic Warrior" (1998), "De Lama Lamina" (2007), "Drawing Restraint 9" (2005) and on the 2008 Los Angeles live performance of "Ren". Gabe has also designed and executed the special make-up effects on films such as "Leprechaun" (1993), "Sometimes They Come Back" (1991), and "The Hollow" (2004), and most recently "Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie" (2012), "Jack and Diane" (2012), and "The Wound" (2013). In 2009, Gabe also produced the film "The Mercy Man". Bartalos' artistic endeavors outside the big screen include collaborating with P.E.T.A.'s "Milk Gone Wild!" Super Bowl spots and the ultra-realistic stitches for FX's "Nip/Tuck" ad campaigns, video artists Doug Aitkens ("Blow Debris") and Omer Fast ("Take a Deep Breath"), as well as working together with celebrity photographer Mark Seliger on multiple Rolling Stone Magazine photo shoots (including Marilyn Manson, Johnny Knoxville and Will Ferrell). Gabe owns and operates Atlantic West Effects, a full service special make-up effects production studio that specializes in sculpture, prosthetics and animatronics and has been servicing the motion picture industry for over 20 years.
Gabriel Basso
Gabriel Basso was born on December 11, 1994 in St Louis, Missouri, USA. He is an actor, known for Super 8 (2011), The Kings of Summer (2013) and Hillbilly Elegy (2020).
Gabriel Bateman
Within a couple of months of auditioning, Gabriel Bateman appeared in several commercials and print ads and booked a pilot and a feature film. Gabriel is the youngest of eight children, most of whom love creative arts. His four older brothers are Justin Bateman, Aleq Bateman, Noah E. Bateman, and Judah Bateman, and his three older sisters are Hannah Rochelle Bateman, Leah Bateman, and Talitha Eliana Bateman. Like his sister Talitha, Gabriel has had stand-out parts in several well-reviewed horror films. He played Martin in Lights Out (2016) and then starred as Andy Barclay in Child's Play (2019). In a different direction, he headlined opposite the famous title dog in Benji (2018), and starred in another canine family favorite, Think Like a Dog (2020). His upcoming roles include the Steven Spielberg film The Fabelmans (2022).
Gabriel Bayman
Gabriel Bayman is an actor and writer, known for Banana Beach (1970), Golden Rendezvous (1977) and La diosa virgen (1974).
