Craig Cyr
Canadian actor Craig Cyr is one of a handful of entertainers who successfully made the transition from professional athlete to respected actor and stunt performer. Craig was born on June 3rd 1972 in Mississauga Ontario and started his athletic aspirations on the soccer field finally to finish off his professional career as a well known Kickboxer and trainer. After a fight in Miami Florida he was approached by a producer to do a fight scene for a film, and from that moment on both his acting and stunt career have flourished with a wide array of TV series and films. He's best known for Storming Juno, One Last Breath and Bounty Hunters. Craig lives in Toronto and Orlando Fl.
Craig Dabbs
Craig Dabbs is known for Thor (2011), House of the Wolf Man (2009) and Chuck (2007).
Craig David
Craig David was born on May 5, 1981 in Southampton, Hampshire, England. He is an actor and composer, known for About Time (2013), Osmosis Jones (2001) and Bridget Jones's Diary (2001).
Craig David Dowsett
Craig David Dowsett is known for The Area 51 Incident (2022), The House That Zombies Built (2023) and Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey (2023).
Craig De Lorenzo
Craig De Lorenzo is an actor and producer, known for Younger (2015), Will You Take This Dog? (2020) and Experimenter (2015).
Craig DeLuz
Craig DeLuz is a well-known writer, actor, public speaker and media Commentator in the Sacramento Region. As an actor, Craig is best known for his work on stage. He has stared as "Louie" short for Lucifer in Calvary Christian Center's original stage production, Oh Hell No: A Revelation of Hell, which he also helped write and produce. He has also played a major role as "Roman" in, and was the principal writer for another Calvary original, Jesse: A Modern day Easter Story. Craig has also played major roles in numerous other stage productions including Where Are the Fathers, The Cup and Christmas at Myrtle's House. Craig's film debut was in the principal role of as "Julio" in the groundbreaking in an independent film Dark Truths: The Movie in 3D. In California Kings, a crime-drama web series, he plays a a violent drug trafficker named "Andre". Craig is also featured in the web series, DOA: Diary of An Assassin where he plays "Gideon" a hired killer with a moral code. More recently, Craig played a lead role as "Dante Valentino" in Rellik, worked opposite Judge Judy's Petri Byrd in The N-Word and played leading roles in numerous other short films. On television, Craig is the host of "Sacramento Film Works", where he interviews film industry experts from throughout the Sacramento Region. He has also appeared on ABC's Nightline, The Blaze and Australia's leading news program, The Project. He's also done commentary and analysis for local NBC, CBS, ABC & Fox Affiliates. Craig has also hosted local radio talk shows on KTKZ, KDEE & KJAY and been the subject of several articles in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times & the Sacramento Bee.
Craig DeRoche
Craig DeRoche is known for 13th (2016), Trashed... (2007) and Joe Watkins: State of Independence (2020).
Craig Dear
Craig Dear is known for Tell Me a Creepy Story (2023).
Craig Deering
Craig Deering was born on August 15, 1987 in Wheaton, Illinois, USA. He is a director and writer, known for Lifelines (2015), Asylum of Fear (2018) and Pick Up (2019). He has been married to Callie Deering since September 22, 2017.
Craig Deshner
Craig Deshner is known for Lefty Lucy (2018).