Samuel López
Samuel Lopez was born in Madrid and grew up in Malaga in the south of Spain as one of a large family. He has two sisters (Sandra and Tamara) and a younger brother (Manuel). He completed his Drama degree in 2017 after studying at ESAD Malaga, the same school of dramatic art where Antonio Banderas and other well-known actors started their careers. After graduating, he moved to Madrid to continue his acting training at the Central School of Cinema (Central de Cine). Since finishing his studies, Samuel's acting career has taken off, with appearances in numerous television series and films. He has just produced his own first short movie in which he stars, entitled 'Typical Spanish'; and has also completed his latest show reel - a set of five personally-produced short scenes - in 2022.
Samuel M. Sherman
Writer, producer and distributor Samuel M. Sherman was born April 23, 1940, in New York City. He attended New York's City College Film Institute, where he ran "Flash Gordon" serials and "The Mask of Fu Mancho" in the student film program and made the 16mm short "The Weird Stranger" in a single day. Sam did freelance work for noted magazine publisher Jim Warren from 1958-1965. He was briefly in the army but got discharged because of a leg injury. The first picture Sherman distributed was a re-release of the Monogram's 1934 The Scarlet Letter (1934) in 1964. He also worked in the publicity department of Hemisphere Pictures prior to forming the hugely successful production and distribution outfit Independent-International Pictures with Do-It-Yourself indie filmmaker 'Al Adamson (I)' in 1968 (Sam first met Al and his actor/director father Victor Adamson in 1962). Independent-International produced and/or released a slew of movies in such genres as horror, Western, science fiction, comedy, action and even blaxploitation for the drive-in market throughout the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. More recently Sherman has done lively, enjoyable, and informative interviews and commentaries for DVD releases of many films he has made and/or distributed in his long, eclectic and impressive career.
Samuel M. Stewart
Samuel M. Stewart is an actor and producer, known for Furious 6 (2013), Undefeated (2016) and The Forgiven (2016).
Samuel Mak
Samuel Mak is known for The World's End (2013), Tomb Raider (2018) and No Way Up.
Samuel Marty
Samuel is from Frog Lake First Nation's, the Land of Princes, a Plains Cree & Nakota Stoney descent born in Edmonton Alberta, Samuel is the youngest child, with two older brothers, and one sister. At age 12 Samuel made his entrance in the film industry as an extra on Blackstone's TV series. It didn't take Samuel to long to land a supporting role, Ishani, opposite Scott Eastwood, on Diablo in 2014. Samuel recently filmed with Netflix TV series Godless, this would be Samuel's first diverse principle role as Truckee. Samuel's priority? Is his education, and film.
Samuel Masha
Samuel Masha is an actor, known for Kati Kati (2016).
Samuel Mason Paul
Samuel Mason Paul is an actor and producer, known for Blind Ghost (2021), Doll Face (2021) and A Magic Christmas (2014).
Samuel Mathieu
Samuel Mathieu is known for Les municipaux, ces héros (2018), Serre moi fort (2021) and Demain nous appartient (2017).
Samuel Maximin
Samuel Maximin is known for The Good Mother (2023).
Samuel Mckoy-Johnson
Samuel J'Lan McKoy-Johnson was born on June 18, 1999 in Laurinburg, North Carolina. He is the fifth born into a family six children of a school counselor mother, Tasha McKoy-Johnson, from North Carolina, and a retired military father, Wayne Johnson, from Washington, DC. From an early age, Samuel exhibited an outgoing, extroverted personality and great sense of humor. He enjoyed participating in drama productions and singing in the choirs at their family church and schools. At the age of six, Sam expressed a desire to do television and movies. Therefore, he began honing his acting and comedic skills via his YouTube channel and social media postings. Sam faced many obstacles while auditioning for commercials, television, movies and plays due to his physical disability associated with his diagnosis of "Brittle Bone Disease" (Osteogenesis Imperfecta). He continues to work very hard to overcome challenges and advocates for persons with disabilities to be cast in television, cable and movie roles. He is slated for his first breakout supporting role as Darius Coles, a kid that suffers from Muscular Dystrophy in the new hit Hulu cable series, Wu-Tang: An American Saga this fall 2019. Samuel is very kind, funny,friendly and handsome. In his own words, "I live in Spring Grove, Pennsylvania. If you don't live here, you don't know where it is!"
