Asan Kirkabayev
Asan Kirkabayev is known for Obratnaya storona (2009), Lave (2009) and 999 (2010).
Asan N'Jie
Alasan Mekailu N'jie Jr. is a British actor, born on July 27th in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, England. He has Gambian, Irish and English heritage and was raised by his mother, Angela N'jie, who is half English, half Irish and a Midwife from England. Asan's First break into the industry came in 2011, appearing in the hit series, Waterloo Road. At the age of 17, he decided to further develop his skills & delve deeper into the craft by moving to London in 2012 to attend Mountview Academy Of Theatre Arts. During this time he earned the John Gielgud Scholarship and was chosen to perform in the Sam Wanamaker Festival at Shakespeare's Globe. Upon graduating in 2015, Asan has had a successful career in mainly Film/Television and is based in London.
Asana Alhassan
Asana Alhassan is known for Azali (2018) and Agadez (2020).
Asana Mamoru
Asana Mamoru was born on May 4, 1990 in Tokyo, Japan. She is an actress, known for Chimamire sukeban chênsô red: Zenpen - Nero no fukushû (2019), Chimamire sukeban chênsô red: Kôhen - Gîko no kakusei (2019) and Tôkyô mujirushi joshi monogatari (2012).
Asanai Hang
Asanai Hang is an actress, known for In the Life of Music (2018).
Asano Nagahide
Asano Nagahide was born on August 22, 1979 in Nagasaki, Japan. He is an actor, known for Sap ji sang ciu (2012), Nanjing! Nanjing! (2009) and Tie dao fei hu (2016).
Asante Blackk
Asante Blackk was born and raised in Maryland to Ayize and Aiyana Ma'at, both clinical social workers and couples therapists. His father's family is from Alexandria, Virginia and his mother's family is from North Carolina, London, England and Trinidad. Coming from a long line of preachers, social activists and counselors Asante grew up in a spiritually grounded and socially conscious family. Asante hails from a family of artists as well. His mother has a love for singing and his father is a master of words and a poet in his own right. His grandfather, Dennis Wiley, is an accomplished songwriter and musician. He is also the nephew of Rashar Morton, a graphic design artist and the nephew of acclaimed Emmy-award winning actress, Samira Wiley. Asante started acting at only 6 years old. He was cast as Mowgli in The Jungle Book in 2008, which ignited his passion. Once Asante began high school he joined the Theater Department in his school and had the ability to take several theater and acting classes as he continued to hone his skills. During his freshman year he was cast as Bud in 'Father knows best' and Charlie in 'Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory'. Asante signed with a talent agency that same year and then went on to take roles later on in high school such as Harry the Horse in 'Guys and Dolls', and Montgomery in 'Fame'. Asante was also awarded Most Promising Actor at the state-wide Maryland Thespian Festival and was the 2018-2019 President of the North Point High School Theater Club.
Asante Boe
Asante Boe is an actor, known for The Fairly Oddparents: Fairly Odder (2022), Get Kissed or Die Brian (2021) and Bang! (2021).
Asante Jones
Though now living in Los Angeles, Asante hails from Cleveland, Ohio. Acting has been his life long dream. At the age of seven, he visited his cousin, Greg Morris of Mission Impossible fame, in Beverly Hills. He remembers distinctly thinking, "whatever he did to get a pool in his back yard, I'm doing it." Born in 1968, Asante graduated from John Marshall High School in 1986. He then spent four years at Cleveland's world famous Karamu House Theater, the theater home of Langston Hughes. Honing his skills as both an actor and a lighting technician, the latter skill allowed him to go on tour with Shelly Garrett Entertainment in November of 1992 with the raucously funny Beauty Shop Part 2. While on tour, Asante's room mate was Academy Award Nominee, Michael Clarke Duncan. Asante finally made it to LA in September of 1996. After about ten months of effort, he decided to go to Singapore with Disney as the Master Electrician of DisneyFest Asia, which was the largest tour on the planet at the time. Returning to LA in March of 1998, Asante began making some inroads in his 'Hollywood' acting career. Appearing in Starring and Supporting roles in several low budget films, he was able to develop a resume and gain invaluable on camera experience. More recently, Asante has stepped up to the plate by guest-starring on TV shows such as Naval CIS (with Mark Harmon), I'm With Her (with Teri Polo and David Sutcliffe) and Malcolm in the Middle (with Frankie Muniz). Also look for his earlier appearance on Diagnosis Murder. Asante is also actively working to sell his screenplay, Undying Love, while working on his second screenplay.
Asante Tracey
Asante Tracey- ACTRA, OCT Asante hails from small town Alberta where his passion for performance and storytelling was born and his education in Motion Picture Arts at Red Deer College began. Now having been a resident of Toronto for more than a decade, Asante continues his pursuit of acting- being privileged enough to take part in numerous television, film, theatre and educational projects. Such credits include Titans, Cooking Up Love, The Devil's Tail, Stargate, Taken, Mouthpiece, the world premiere of one of Tennessee Williams' lost works,The Big Game, an award winning performance in the Fringe premiere of Grey as well as The Girl With Rose Coloured Glasses and The Bulldog Effect- a pair of independent short films written, produced and starred in by Asante. Asante is also a graduate from the prestigious Teacher Education program at York University as a history and drama major, and a proud member of the Toronto District School Board. More recently, Asante has embarked on a professorship in the Acting Program at Seneca College- one of the top 20 in Canada. As a dedicated and passionate educator, storyteller, and global activist, he is excitedly anticipating his future in acting and arts education, aspiring to one day share his passions the world over, by teaching and acting on every continent.