L.B. Brodie
L.B. Brodie is known for Renfield (2023), Person of Interest (2011) and She-Hulk: Attorney at Law (2022).
L.C. Holt
L.C. Holt was born on 24 July 1981 in Wetumpka, Alabama, USA. He is an actor and writer, known for You're Next (2011), V/H/S/2 (2013) and Time's Up (2022).
L.E. Staiman
L.E. Staiman is known for Love Virtually (2022), Knifecorp (2021) and Like and Subscribe.
L.J. Benet
LJ Benet was born in Los Angeles, Calif. He began acting and singing professionally at age 11, when he appeared as a guest star on The Mentalist (2009)(TV) and as young Tommy in the equity theatre production of The Who's Tommy at the Ricardo Montalban Theatre in Hollywood. LJ continued acting in theatre (BIG, the Musical), which led to work on two films, Diary of A Wimpy Kid (as a voiceover singer) and You Again, in a funny bit part as Eric, the boy in the tree house. In 2010, he had prominent roles in two world premier musicals, Limelight: The Story of The Charlie Chaplin at the La Jolla Playhouse (Young Sydney), and Great Expectations at the Utah Shakespeare Festival (co-star, Young Pip). He also starred in the indie short film, The Legend of Beaver Dam (2010), an award-winning horror rock opera that debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival and won a jury award at Sundance. He recently was a guest star on an episode of Wizards of Waverly Place, "Back to Max," as Little Crumbs. He also has booked a featured role in the Fox film, We Bought A Zoo, and a guest starring role in the Fox series, Breaking In, "Need for Speed."
L.J. Foley
L.J. Foley is known for Moonrise Kingdom (2012), The Skeptic (2009) and Cousin Ben Troop Screening with Jason Schwartzman (2012).
L.J. Plummer
L.J. Plummer is known for TiTi Do You Love Me (2018), You're My Boooyfriend (2019) and Two Sides (2018).
L.Q. Jones
This tall, sandy-haired, mustachioed actor from Texas, born Justus McQueen, adopted the name of the character he portrayed in his first film, Qual Será Nosso Amanhã? (1955). Jones, with his craggy, gaunt looks, first appeared in minor character roles in plenty of WWII films including Os Deuses Vencidos (1958), A Morte Tem Seu Preço (1958), O Inferno é para os Heróis (1962) and A Batalha do Mar do Coral (1959). However, 1962 saw him team up with maverick director Sam Peckinpah for the first of Jones' five appearances in his films. Pistoleiro do Entardecer (1962) saw Jones play one of the lowlife Hammond brothers. Next he appeared alongside Charlton Heston in Juramento de Vingança (1965), then Peckinpah cast him, along with his real-life friend Strother Martin, as one of the scummy, murderous bounty hunters in Meu Ódio Será Sua Herança (1969). Such was the chemistry between Jones and Martin that Peckinpah teamed them again the following year in A Morte Não Manda Recado (1970), and Jones' final appearance in a Peckinpah film was in another western, Pat Garrett e Billy the Kid (1973). Two years later Jones directed the cult post-apocalyptic film O Menino e seu Cachorro (1975) starring a young Don Johnson. He has continued to work in Hollywood, and as the lines on his craggy face have deepened, he turns up more frequently as crusty old westerners, especially in multiple TV guest spots. He turned in an interesting performance as a seemingly good ol' boy Nevada cowboy who was actually a powerful behind-the-scenes player in state politics who leaned on Robert De Niro's Las Vegas mob gambler in Martin Scorsese's violent and powerful Cassino (1995).
L.R. Hults
L.R. Hults is known for Cicada Song (2019), The Body of Richard Baker (2012) and Killer Diller (2004).
L.T. Hewitt
L.T. Hewitt is known for A Matter of Trust (2022), Battersea Power Station (2019) and Nadsat (2016).
L.Z. Granderson
L.Z. Granderson is known for Zebrahead (1992), Alone in the Game (2018) and To Sir, with Love II (1996).