Doug Friedman
Born in Hollywood. Grew up in a house previously owned by Joseph Calleia. Went to the same high school as Joan Jett. Lived in the same neighborhood as Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Lee J. Cobb, Herb Vigran, and Peter Mark Richman. Started making films in high school classes taught by Herman Jay. Took acting and vocal classes with Kathy Dunn. Interned at KLSX radio. Plays guitar and writes songs. Has a college degree in art. Worked in restaurants, gas stations, delivered newspapers, laid carpet, painted houses, and taught high school.
Doug Gilmour
Doug Gilmour is a professional hockey player. Began with the St. Louis Blues, won the Stanley Cup with the Calgary Flames, then went on to play with Toronto, New Jersey, Chicago, and Buffalo. He has scored over 1300 points in an illustrious career, earning a place in the top 20 of all time.
Doug Glover
Douglas Glover is a Los Angeles based Director/Cinematographer with a Midwest persona. He fell in love with photography in college after his Dad foolishly gave him his retired camera. He spent many years honing his craft in documentary television and has become an expert in the hybrid genre of the documentary and commercial medium. He has directed and shot projects in all fifty states for clients such as Anheuser-Busch, Boeing, Verizon and Motorola. He is currently working feverishly on tackling all of the remaining countries of the world. He has directed multiple television movies that have broken all time ratings records. He brings with him the patience and eye for composition of a cinematographer and the commanding persona of a director. Douglas always enjoys a worthwhile challenge and plans someday to film in space.
Doug Goodreau
Doug Goodreau is known for Feast (1992), The Secret Life: Jeffrey Dahmer (1993) and Tales of Frankenstein (2018).
Doug Gould
Doug Gould is an actor, known for The Kiss of Lady X (2014).
Doug Graeme
Doug Graeme is known for Bisbee '17 (2018).
Doug Grant
Doug Grant was born on 10 May 1959 in Columbus, Ohio, USA. He was an actor, known for Stag Night of the Dead (2010), The Landlord (1970) and Night Eyes (1990). He was previously married to Eileen Elizabeth Smith. He died on 27 May 2018 in Dayton, Ohio, USA.
Doug Grant
Doug Grant is an actor, supporting artiste and cosplayer. Starting in 2015 on Martin Clunes 'Arthur and George' he has appeared in various films and series including Jackie Chans 'The Foreigner', 'King Arthur, Legend of the Sword', as Rochester in Lucy Worseleys BBC history program, as a police sergeant in 'The Nevers', as Mark Hopkins in 'The engineers who built America'. He has also appeared in 'The toys that made America' and many other projects. He has acting credits for three independent films playing a bad guy in all three and being nominated for Best Actor as a Psychotic surgeon! He was very active in the cosplay world and made many friends, appearing as Jeffrey Dean Morgan's 'Negan' from 'The Walking Dead'. He was lucky enough to meet all of the cast and was cleared by The Walking Dead's producer to represent the brand at Thorpe Parks official ride. He has recently appeared in Hugh Lauries 'Why didn't they ask Evans?' as Sir John Savage and HBOs 'House of the Dragon' as one of Otto Hightowers bodyguards.
Doug Green
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Doug Hadders
Born and raised on the Canadian prairies, Doug began his career in entertainment working as a radio announcer. Within a few years he soon discovered that radio was not his cup of tea so, he moved on to theater. And within one short year, he made it all the way back to radio again, then parking attendant, freelance carpenter, web designer, actor, computer service technician, radio announcer, and finally, working for the provincial government. Then, after three years of trying to find ways to kill himself using nothing but office stationary, he decided to make a change and moved to the big city. Toronto! Since then, Doug has worked diligently, pursuing his career in entertainment. He has won the Phil Hartman Award for Outstanding New Comedian at the Phil Hartman Comedy Festival and received the Al Waxman Memorial Scholarship for Film and Television Production. Doug is currently the host for the Food Network's hit show "Opening Soon" while also writing for a number of animated series in Toronto, Halifax and France.