Aris Athanasopoulos is an actor and writer, known for The Strain (2014), Saving Hope (2012) and Made by Destruction (2016).
Aris Kakkis is an actor, known for No Running (2021), Death Cat vs Christmas (2020) and Reveal (2020).
The award winning Puerto Rican actress began her international career in such films as: Cayo (2005), The Caller (2011), and most notably Che: Part One (2008), by Steven Soderbergh. She co-stars alongside Martin Sheen in The Vessel (2016) by director Julio Quintana and executive producer Terrence Malick. Her voice narrates the three-time award-winning film at Tribeca Film Festival Una noche (2012), her passionate portrayal in "Loco de amor: La historia" garnered Juanes a "Best Video Long Format" at the Latin Grammy's 2015, and her performance described by the jury as chameleonic earned a Best Actress award at the Porto Short Film Festival 2016 for Endless Cycle (2015). She owns and operates her clothing label, Skin Onion.
Originally from Chicago, Aris Mendoza fell in love with performing while studying dance and movement as a child. She trained in ballet, jazz, and hip-hop and soon ventured into the world of theater. She convinced her mother to move them to Los Angeles when she was sixteen. After playing the role of Adelaide in the Fairfax High School production of "Guys and Dolls," Aris knew that being an actress was her calling. She began her professional acting career in "Quinceanera", which won both the Audience Award and the Grand Jury Prize at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival (it was later distributed by Sony Pictures Classics). In 2007, she returned to Sundance as a member of the ensemble cast of "Weapons." In the feature film "Cyrus," a psychological thriller/horror, she plays "the smart one" Tina. To date, Aris has been awarded four scholarships to study improvisational acting at the legendary Groundlings school in Los Angeles. Her television credits include the critically acclaimed CW series "Everybody Hates Chris" and NBC shows "Life" and "Crossing Jordan." Most recently, she has appeared in eight episodes of the CBS drama "Code Black" on which she plays a paramedic. Look out for Aris in the season one finale of HBO's upcoming series, "Barry."
Aris Plaskasovitis is known for Steps (2011), The Bachelor (2016) and Sympetheroi apo ta Tirana (2021).
Aris Rozentals was born on April 6, 1938 in Riga, Latvia. He was an actor, known for Jesus Shows You the Way to the Highway (2019), M.O.Zh. (2014) and Elpojiet dzili (1987). He died on January 3, 2019 in Riga.
Aris Servetalis was born on December 21, 1976 in Athens, Greece. He is an actor, known for The Waiter (2018), Apples (2020) and Alps (2011).
Aris Tyros is an award-winning filmmaker and actor originally from Montreal, where he graduated with honours from Dawson College's Professional Theatre Program. His theatre credits include playing the title role in Harry the King (Repercussion), and touring Jabber (Geordie Productions) across Canada and the United States. His filmmaking debut, How I Became a Movie Theatre Murderer has been selected into 14 film festivals around the world winning prizes in Switzerland, Egypt, and the U.S. At the festival in Switzerland he met collaborators for his next project, Little Death, a virtual reality series. He's lent his voice to TV ads, radio commercials, and video games. The 's' in his first name is silent.
Arisa Cox was born on December 7, 1978 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She is a producer and actress, known for Big Brother Canada (2013) and Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam (2010). She has been married to Shaun Cox since June 2009. They have two children.
Arisa Hanawa is known for Kizuna no Ariru (2023), Hoshifuru Ôkoku no Nina (2024) and Uchi no Natsu Fesu 2023: Fures'shu Natsu Fesu Tai (2023).