Damon Wayans Jr.
Damon Wayans Jr. was born at his grandmother's home in Vermont, in November 1982, and was raised in Los Angeles. He is the son of Lisa Thorner and actor Damon Wayans. He made his film debut at age 11 in the 1994 film "Blank Man" playing the role of young Kevin. Later, Damon pursued his early passion for fine arts and animation in High School before admittance to the Otis School for Art and Design. He performed in a few bit roles on "My Wife and Kids" and landed a job as staff writer on the series becoming at 20, the youngest staff writer on television. In 2005, Damon followed his father's comedic foot steps and braved the world of stand up comedy under the pseudonym Kyle Green. Damon Jr. has appeared performing alongside his father in the Showtime television series, "The Underground" (2006) and also served as a writer on that sketch comedy series. Damon also wrote, directed and starred in a series of innovative internet-based comedy sketches for "Way-Out TV" a website launched in 2007 by his father. In January 2008, Damon Jr. was featured on HBO's "Def Comedy Jam". Wayans's first major film was Dance Flick (2009), a Paramount dance movie spoof, and he later starred on the series New Girl (2011) and in the film Let's Be Cops (2014). This young and talented multi-hyphenate continues honing his stand-up skills, performing in comedy clubs across the country, while further pursuing his crafts of acting and writing.
Damon Whitaker
Damon Whitaker was born on October 21, 1970 in Los Angeles County, California, USA. He is known for Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (1999), First Daughter (2004) and Mr. Holland's Opus (1995).
Damon Winters
Damon Winters is an actor and producer, known for Fear (1996), Apex (2021) and Light of Day.
Damon Zolfaghari
Damon Zolfaghari is an actor and director, known for The Interpreter, Love Machine (2017) and Tehran (2020).
Damona Marin
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Damondray Christle
Damondray A. Christle is a actor and native of Dallas,Tx. Damondray was apart of several films and have been seen on The number one faith based show in the world The Chosen. Damondray also acted and was apart of award winning Short film called Ensure which is based on a true story. In the meantime he started creating his own films and have a film called First Love based in the 70s. You can catch Damondray on Blind Confession Movie and many more.
Damoni Burkhardt
Damoni had the desire to entertain from a very young age and quickly became interested in acting and music. She and her mother relocated to Las Vegas from the East Coast where she got involved in theater and started taking acting and vocal lessons. She was signed to an LA agent at age 6 and shortly after moved to California. She booked several national commercials and earned her SAG status at age 8. In 2013 , Damoni starred in the movie "A Snow Globe Christmas" as Mia, the daughter of actors Alicia Witt and Donald Faison. Damoni has actively volunteered since age 5 , starting with the Shiloh Horse Rescue in Nevada which led her to being cast in the 2008 documentary "The Jill and Tony Curtis Story" . She has been involved in many volunteer programs which include beach cleanups, Habitat for Humanity, Children's Hunger Fund and also performed for numerous charities and benefits across Southern California. With Damoni's love for horses and wanting to help people, she became an active volunteer for a therapeutic riding center which offers therapy horses to individuals with disabilities.
Damoo Kenkre
Damoo Kenkre was a director and actor, known for Tuzya Wachun Karamena (1986), Sakhi Mazi (1999) and Hu Tu Tu (1999). He died on September 28, 2008 in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
Damson Idris
Damson Idris is a British actor and producer. Born in 1991 in Peckham South East London to Nigerian parents, he is the youngest of six children. His parents arrived in the UK in search of a better life but he was raised by his single mother, who instilled in him ambition and hard work from a young age. Being the youngest he enjoyed entertaining family and friends and it was obvious early on how natural his talent was for the Arts. His dream nonetheless was to become a professional football player. He also played rugby and in 2002 he shook the hand of Queen Elizabeth II when his team took part in her Golden Jubilee. It wasn't until a knee injury that he began to seriously consider a career in acting. He studied Theatre, Film & Television Studies at Brunel university in England, where he attained a BA Honours degree. He soon after trained at the Identity School of Acting. His acting debut in 2012 was on the stages of UK theaters. Idris played the role of Sam in Khadija Is 18 at the Finborough theatre. Written by newcomer Shamser Sinha, it tells the story of the life of two young refugees in the UK and the hopes and heartbreak of the young. The play received great reviews and became a critics choice. The same year Idris starred in Ade Solanke's play Pandora's Box at the Arcola Theatre, before going on a national tour with the production. He offers a charismatic performance as Tope, whose mother forcibly enrolls him to a boarding school in Lagos. The play reveals the long-suppressed truths when a family spanning three generations meet in Lagos for the first time in over thirty years. This followed with a role in Hotel (2014) at the Royal National Theatre. Developing his acting on the stage and feeding off the positive reaction of the live audience, he felt confident to branch into the small screen. He was cast in small roles in several British TV series including Miranda (2009), Doctors (2000) and Casualty (1986). It wasn't until 2017 that Idris made his Hollywood debut starring as the lead, 'Franklin Saint' a young street entrepreneur in hit FX Crime series Snowfall (2017). It captures the early days of the crack cocaine epidemic during the 1980's in Los Angeles. The series has received critical acclaim and forms one of the last productions of the late Producer and Director John Singleton. Having firmly proved his acting ability Idris continued to explore TV roles that resonates with the challenges in modern society. In his role in the 'Replay' episode of Producer/Director Jordan Peeles reboot of The Twilight Zone (2019) series, he played Dorian Harrison a College kid faced with a racist interaction with a police officer, whose mother tries to save his life over and over again by rewinding time. In the episode 'Smithereens' of the Black Mirror (2011) series, we see Idris as Jaden, an intern of a large social media company 'Smithereen' and witness the consequences of overactive usage of social media sites and how they can distract society from the real world. His debut in film came a little earlier in 2016, playing a small role as Hakim in British Thriller City of Tiny Lights (2016). The film tells the story of a private detective who investigates the disappearance of a Russian prostitute. He went on to take on roles with the persona of power and authority, as Lt Michael Foreman in Biographical Drama Megan Leavey (2017) (aka REX in the UK), Agent Denys in Action Thriller The Commuter (2018). For his first film lead role in 2018 as Enitan in autobiographical Farming (2018), he played his most challenging role yet, the feared leader of a white skinhead gang. Idris continually proves to be a diversified actor and for this performance, won the Award for Best Actor in a British Film at the Edinburgh Film Festival, where the film won the Michael Powell Award. His latest lead role is in Netflix's Action Sci-Fi film Outside the Wire (2021).
Damu
Damu is known for Sarpatta Parambarai (2021) and Blue Star (2024).